Reds Shut Out Cardinals in Exhibition Victory
Cincinnati Reds beat the St Louis Cardinals 10 in an exhibition game behind Mike Vail and George Foster in the first inning. Mario Soto limited the Cardinals to two hits in five innings as Cincinnati improved to 5-3 while St Louis stood at 24.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Mike Vail
George Foster
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Mario Soto
Reds
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Silvio Martinez
Bombo Rivera
Philadelphia Phillies
Minnesota Twins
Len Matuszek
Phillies
Terry Felton
Lonnie Smith
Loviglio
Philadelphia
Twins
Tug McGraw
John Castino
Rivera
Chuck Baker
Keith Moreland
Ray Smith
Sparky Lyle
Mike Schmidt
Ron Reed
Angels
Palm Springs
Calif
Mike Witt
San Francisco
California Angels
Giants
Witt
Jim Fregosi
Mullens Rebels Rally Past Wildcats For Region III Title
Mullens defeats Spanishburg 61-46 to win Class A Region III and advance to the state tournament in Charleston. Jerry Thomas scores 19 for Mullens with Eddie Cordell adding 13 and Roger Stewart 12. Spanishburg’s Bruce Bailey leads with 12 points and Roby Shrewsbury is out with a broken foot.
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Beckley
Mullens
Jerry Thomas
Spanishburg
Charleston
Charlie Maynard
Wildcats
Roby Shrewsbury
Athens
Concord College
Don Nuckols
Rebels
Eddie Cordell
Roger Stewart
Donald Crawford
Cats
Bruce Bailey
Cordell
J Thomas
Stewart
D. Thomas
Patterson
Clay
Brooks
Saunders
Bailey
White
Crawford
Thornton
O’neal
McPherson
Jaeckel Leads Golf Field at Sawgrass Second Round
Barry Jaeckel moved in front with a 2 under par 70 to reach 139 as winds battered Sawgrass. Jack Nicklaus climbed to 143 in pursuit, while Tom Watson missed the cut with 152, amid heavy gusts and tough conditions at the Tournament Players Championship.
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Bob Green
Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Barry Jaeckel
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Jaeckel
Sawgrass
Nicklaus
Watson
Mike Morley
Dave Eichelberger
Tour
Danny Edwards
Dan Halldorson
Edwards
Halldorson
Canada
John Mahaffey
Dent
Mahaffey
Lee Trevino
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
Sawerass
Jim Simons
Jim Dent
Curtis Strange
Tom Purtzer
Mark O'Meara
Dan Pohl
Gary Hallberg
Bobby Walzer
Jay Haas
Johnny Miller
D.A. Weibring
Frank Conner
Barney Thompson
Jack Renner
Ray Floyd
Grier Jones
Mark Hayes
Leonard
Hale Irwin
Bud Allin
Rex Caldwell
Jerry McGee
Bob Gilder
Ben Crenshaw
Bill Rogers
Dave Stockton
Hubert Green
Jim Colbert
Joe Inman
Bobby Wadkins
Mike Sullivan
Pat McGowan
Charles Coody
Bruce Lietzke
Roger Maltbie
Bruce Douglass
Andy North
Don Pooley
Bill Kratzert
Keith Fer
Calvin Peete
Mark Pfeil
Skip Dunaway
Tom Weiskopf
Wayne Levi
Jim Thorpe Miller Barber
Len Nielsen
Howard Twitty
Regional Semifinals and National Championship Happenings
Regional semifinals recap with Virginia and Brigham Young prevailing over Tennessee and Notre Dame while North Carolina and Kansas State advance. Friday results include St Joseph's Pa over Boston College and Alabama Birmingham versus Indiana. Regional finals set across East Midwest and West with matchups at Atlanta Salt Lake City Bloomington and New Orleans.
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Houston
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Dallas
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Portland
Golden State
San Diego
Seattle
Cleveland
Washington
Lipka, Hedgepethe pace Randolph Macon in early ODAC sweep
Randolph Macon defeated Maryville 7 4 and 8 2 in a baseball doubleheader to open the ODAC season. Lipka collected four singles in six at bats and drove in four runs, while Hedgepethe hit a solo homer in the nightcap. Sandford pitched the distance in game two, allowing five hits with six strikeouts. Randolph Macon improved to 4-0, Maryville fell to 0-9.
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Atlanta
Rangers
Phil Niekro
Texas
Dale Murphy
Bob Horner
Mike Lum
Hubbard
Lynchburg
Wayne Harrison
Jimmy Stinnett
Hornets
Old Dominion Athletic Conference
Washington & Lee's
Generals
Harrison
Stinnett
Chip Childress
Keith Greener
Kenny Shiflett
W&l
R-Macon
Ashland
Tim Lipka
Brian Hedgepethe
Randolph Macon
Maryville
Lipka
Hedgepethe
Steve Sandford
Jackets
St. Joseph's Surprises Boston College in regional semifinal
Bryan Warrick saved St. Joseph's with two late free throws to edge Boston College 42-41 and reach the regional final. Warrick scored 20, Bagley led BC with 11 as BC squandered a late lead and Smith missed the one-and-one with five seconds left. Purdue beat Duke 81-69 to move to the NIT semifinals. Wichita State edged Kansas 66-65 to advance to the Midwest final. Frank Kush cleared of battery and fraud charges in a Maricopa court ruling.
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Warrick
Purdue
West Lafayette
Ind
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Brian Walker
Russell Cross
Boilermakers
Duke
New York
Madison Square Garden
Wichita State
NEW Orleans
Mike Jones
Kansas
Jones
Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona State University
Frank Kush
Kevin Rutledge
Rutledge
Maricopa County
Kush
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
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Steve Crawford
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Soto
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Brushfork
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