Hoosiers Edge Ohio Stars In Close Allstar Showdown
Indiana slipped past Ohio 77 76 at St John Arena Columbus as Rob Ford led Tidle with 16 points followed by Willian Franklin 20 points and 1 rebounds. Ohio's Ruben Vance 12 and Corde 18 paced the Buckeyes while Ford and Franklin shared MVP honors in a rough, low scoring charity game. Banquet forthcoming April 27 honors Hinkle Dream Team members with tickets $10 from Lee Lortz.
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Homer Stonebreaker
Moose Faces Cubs In Blue Home Opener
Pirates manager Joe Morgan said the team faces the Chicago Cubs in their home opener, with Dave Hill edging toward a strong season after a $30,000 Monsanto Open win and Hill moving to 10th on the earnings list. Moosedown struggles and strike delays affect timing as he notes hitters must adjust quickly.
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Roth
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Phot She Baban
Nantder
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Three Rivers Stadium
Baseball Fans Come Back After Strike Turbulence
Widespread strike fallout lingered as fans booed in Cincinnati and oranges flew in the stands. Braves relief pitcher Upshaw said the strike was bad for baseball but predicted a rebound as players, managers, and officials looked to smoother days ahead.
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Grimslay AP
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Atlanta Braves
Cuell ‘Upshaw
Texas
Don Gullatt
Cincinnati Reds
Houston
Terry Marmot
Bucks Take Commanding 114 53 Win Over Lakers
Milwaukee dominated Los Angeles 114 53 in the Western Conference final night at Milwaukee Forum. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led Bucks with 31 points while Wilt Chamberlain and Happy Hairston each grabbed 18 rebounds for LA. West struggled, shooting nine of 23, as the Bucks tied the series at 2 2 with a decisive performance and optimism for game six in Milwaukee.
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Bill Sharman
Sun
Tha
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Curtis Perry
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Bar
Seards
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Ian
McNally Fans Four As Orioles Blank Yankees 4 0
Baltimore pitcher Dave McNally allowed four hits and no runs over seven innings, aided by a three run seventh inning highlighted by Brooks Robinson’s two doubles and a scarce Orioles attack. Denny Buford drove in the lead with a single and Mark Belanger and Elrod Burford added hits as Baltimore pulled away.
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Ihe
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Mark Belanger
Burford
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Jack Aker
Merv Rettenmund
Boog Powell
Tesylelary
Cardinals Rally Past Phillies For First win Of Season
Ted Simmons drove in the tying run with a ninth inning double and Cal Maxvill scored the eventual winner on a sacrifice fly as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 4. Dean Clendenon and Ted Sizemore contributed key hits after a late rally, while Woodie Fryman started for Philadelphia.
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Cal Maxvill
St. Louis Cardinals
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Woodie Fryman
Ted Sizemore
Matty Aiou
Earing Sizerpore
Dean Clendenon
Denny Doyle
Cruz
Phillies
Astros cruise past Giants 7 2 in Houston reveal
Houston defeats San Francisco 7 2 as Doug Rader drives in four, Simmons adds a double and triple, and Larry Dierker ships four perfect innings before a Giants rally in the fifth. John Cumberland allows two runs as the Astros secure home win.
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Nd Crosby
Joe Torre
Joe Toorner
Jendoff
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Doug Thac
Hone Ander
Simmons
Slimmons
Hal
Houston Astros
Dese Cruz
Sin Frans
MaxyHi
Thelisoa Giants
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Pases
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Astros
Larry Dierker
John Cumber-land
Dodgers Rout Braves 8 2 in Beaved home opener
Wil Davis keyed Los Angeles offense with a two run homer his first of the year off reliever Gary Netauer in the eighth. Davis later drove in two more as the Dodgers built an 8 to 2 lead. Earl Williams and Darrell Evans homered for Atlanta while Bill Singer retired the first 12 Braves before giving up a run on Wes Parker's error and a sequence around the ninth inning.
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Trier
Atlante
Davis
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Agate
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Mayo
Fran Robinson
Oscar Brown
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Mota
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Bill Singer
Braves
Earl Williams
Dar
Re Evans
Dodgers
Robinson
Jim Leme
Los Angeles
George Slate
Stoné
Indians Top Red Sox 4-0 In Boston Home Opener
Cleveland pitchers held Boston to two hits as Tom McCraw belted a three run homer in the eighth after Alex Johnson and Graig Nettles produced consecutive hits. Mit Wilcox beat the Red Sox with strong work through seven, and an insurance run followed in the ninth.
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Hill Lee
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Mit Wilcox
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Ray Culp
Alex Johnson
Graig
Nettles
Lee
McGraw
Chris Chambliss
Chambliss
McCraw
Wilcox
Cincinnati
Ted Ahlaender
Hess
Duane Josephson
Tuesday Baseball Scores and Scheduled Games Across Leagues
Tuesday results show St Louis 5 Philadelphia 7 and Houston 7 San Francisco 2 as Dodgers and Angels muddled in the standings. American League notes Cleveland 4 Baltimore 4 and New York blanked, while schedules include Chicago at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Milwaukee with night games across cities.
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Golf money list errors show mixed up figures
OCR snippet lists golf players Nicklaus Archer Weiskopf Heard Cramp ton Murphy Rosburg Jones Jacklin and Till with varied payout amounts and garbled figures. Names appear with inconsistent spacing and punctuation, suggesting a misread leaderboard or prize money table from a past tournament.
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Jack Nicklaus
George Archer
Tom Weiskopf
Jerry Heard
Bruce Crampton
Bob Murphy
Bobs Rosburg
Grier Jones
Any Jacklin
Dave Itill
Tickets Left For Pacer Game At Wigwam
Indiana Pacer and Utah Stars ABA playoff game tickets remain at the Anderson Wigwams. Stage seats are sold out but $6, $9, and $2 tickets still available. Wigwam box office opens from 9 am to 1 pm today with Wednesday hours noted. Saturday game at Bloomington tickets go on sale at halftime Wednesday.
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Utah Stars
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