Knicks land Jerry Lucas in dandy deal from Warriors
The New York Knicks pivoted, trading Cazzie Russell for Jerry Lucas from San Francisco. Lucas, 6 8, a top rebounder and accurate shooter, joins Willis Reed and Dave DeBusschere to boost the front line, while Bradley contemplates his future. Lucas replaces Russell as a star-in-waiting and reshapes the Knick attack, with Bradley’s pace and Lucas’s rebounding and scoring as key factors.
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Cuellar's one hitter tones down Royals in 6 0 win
Orioles ace Mike Cuellar allowed only one hit, a third inning bloop by Jerry May, as Baltimore defeated Kansas City 6-0 on a warm night. Elrod Hendricks praised Cuellar's control and improved form, while other AL games featured Campaneris three RBIs for the A's and Blyleven's seven hitter for the Twins.
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Cub Trio Again Lift Cubs Past Phillies in Replay Win
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 9-4 as Ron Santo Billy Williams and Johnny Callison homered. Santo hit a three run shot in the fourth and Callison added a solo homer to make it 4 0. Glenn Beckett drove in five with a three run double in the seventh. Williams added his 299th career homer. The Phillies remain with the NLs worst record after their 20th loss in 29 games.
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Major League Baseball Wednesday Scores and Highlights
Results from Wednesday include Minnesota 1 Boston 0 New York 3 Milwaukee 0 Chicago 5 Wash 9 Detroit 8 California 1 Oakland 8 Cleveland 1 Baltimore 6 Kans City 0 Houston 5 New York 4 San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 4 San Diego 2 Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 0. Padres edge Pirates 1 0 as Roberts shut down 12 straight batters after a three run homer by Doug Rader powered Houston past the Mets. Ed Kranepool and Ken Boswell homered for the Mets in the late rally but Fred Gladding secured Don Wilsons win.
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Baseball axed at UVM
The University of Vermont will drop its baseball program after this season due to budgetary and academic pressures. President Dr. Edward C. Andrews, Jr. cited growing financial constraints across the university and a congested spring schedule that forced an 18-game, 18-day slate plus finals. Vermont’s baseball legacy includes 17 winning seasons in 20 and notable alumni such as Larry Gardner and Ray Collins.
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National and American League Leaders Baseball Stats
League leaders lists include players from both leagues with top totals and tied rankings. Names cited include Aaron Banks Cepeda Mays Star players from Atlanta Chicago New York San Diego and others, with year marks and team affiliations scattered.
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