Baseball Scores From Various Leagues And Cities
Baseball results from New York Montreal Cincinnati Boston Houston Chicago Pittsburgh Detroit Toronto Texas Baltimore Minnesota Chicopee Oakland Seattle San Francisco Milwaukee Cleveland and San Diego State games. Includes mixed AL and NL outcomes with several blowouts and close contests across multiple venues.
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New York
Ceaeenen
St.Louis
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Cincinnati
Boston
Houston
Chicago
Detroit
Toronto
Texas
Baltimore
Minnesota
Chicope
Oakland
San Francisco
le Milwouree
Cleveland
San Diego State
San Diego
Cca
Kansas City
Colterine
Minnesotas
Atlante
St Louis
Cincinnaat
Los Angeles
Phladelonia
Chicago Cubs
Ken Reitz
Larry Cox
Scot Thompson
Ken Krovec
Low
American Association
Rowly Eastwick
Mim Nis
Cincinnat Reds
Jeff Lonti
Jose Brito
St Louis Cardinals
Bob Shirley
Montreal Expos
Bryn Smith
Tom
Tom Wieghaus
Wichita
NEW York Mets
Pro Basketball NBA Thursday Results Snapshot
NBA results show New York 111 over Cleveland 110 and Dallas 121 over Detroit 120. Milwaukee 113 edged Atlanta 113 and Los Angeles 117 over San Diego 100. San Antonio 105 played while Golden State 10 and Houston 104 were noted. NHL results list Quebec 5 over Boston 3 and NY Islanders 3 in a Philadelphia tie.
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NBA
New York
Cleveland
Dallas
Detroit
Houston
Golden State
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Antonio
Major League Transactions Roundup From Baseball and Other Sports
A dense wire service style list shows MLB teams shuffling players between majors and minors, with Boston Red Sox sending Gorr Hancock and Chico Walker to Pawtucket and other clubs making similar moves. Hockey and soccer notes include Phillies Eagles retirement and Lansing league changes with Toronto Blizzard and Tampa Bay Rowdies associated moves.
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Boston Red Sox
Gorr
Hancock
Chico Walker
Eddie Jurek
Marty Borrell
Pawtucket
Steve Crawford
Chicago White Sox
Reggie Patterson
Carios Ibarra
Ernie Camacho
Jay Lovigilo
Leo Sutherland
Edmonton
Detroit Tigers
Howard Johnson
Larry Rothschild
Jerry Victor
Evansville
Kansas City Royals
Keith Creel
Don Hood
Jim Wright
Frank Wills
Omaha
Greg Keatley
Pat Sheridan
Milwaukee Brewers
Marshall Edwards
Lawrence Rush
Vancouver
NEW York Yankees
Bill Caudill
Chicago Cubs
NHL
Rawdy Hol
Washington Capitals
Flaherty
Phiodelphic
Chicago Black Hawks
Troy Murray
Tampa Bay Rowdies
Charles Serednesky
Louisiana Downs Race Track
David Eagan
Oklahoma City
Toronto Blizzard
David Fairclough
Liverpool
Shootout memories mark high school stars in state title run
Parzych of Lockport High School and Boyle of Chicago St Laurence starred in a 48-47 sectional win as both teams went 27-0 in 1978. Lockport then beat Collinsville and Isiah Thomas's Westchester St Joseph to claim the title. Nevitt of NC State earned MVP honors with 10 points and nine rebounds, while observers at Cedar Rapids Airport praised the trophy moment.
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Scott Parzych
North Carolina
Parzych
Iowa
Kevin Boyle
Purdue
Kevin Stallings
Lockport High School
Boyle
Chicago St. Laurence
Illinois
Packer
North Carolina State
Chuck Nevitt
ACC
Nevitt
Cedar Rapids
Cole charges dropped in Coralville case
Iowa City Mel Cole the University of Iowa football star had an assault charge dismissed after Christine Yates withdrew her complaint. Cole, senior and 1981 Rose Bowl MVP, was set for trial in Coralville Magistrate Court when the case was withdrawn.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Mel Cole
Cole
Hawkeyes
Coralville
Christine Yates
Iowa
Thorpe cards lone double eagle at La Jet Tournament
Jim Thorpe achieved the only double eagle on the 1981 pro golf tour by holing out a 562 yard hole at the La Jet Tournament.
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Jim Thorpe
Cedar Rapids boxer falls in Golden Gloves quarterfinals
At the National Golden Gloves in Kansas City Dave McCall of Cedar Rapids Boxing Club lost a 156-pound quarterfinal decision to Charles Campbell of Knoxville Tennessee. Iowa still advances Mickey Bates and Michael Nunn to semifinals while Ron Wallstrom also exited after a 139-pound loss.
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Kansas City
Kan
Cedar Rapids
Dave McCall
McCall
Charles Campbell
Knoxville
Tenn
Iowa
Mickey Bates
Terry Dominick
Louisiana
Michael Nunn
Roger Everett
Indiana
Bates
Nunn
Davenport
Ft. Dodge
Ron Wallstrom
New York
Everett Dobson
Prairie seniors honored at annual sports banquet
Four Prairie High School seniors were honored Thursday night. Curt Woods earned all around male athlete of the year for football basketball and baseball. Kathy Nearad won all around female athlete of the year for softball basketball volleyball and tennis. Margie Rigel was named outstanding female in a sport and Scott Joens received the male award. Joens started in basketball and was a first team all state football selection.
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Prairie High School
Curt Woods
Kathy Nearad
Margie Rigel
Scott Joens
Joens
Bowling Scores and Honors From Iowa Mfg Lanes and Local Bars
Bowling writer Dick Dvorak led with a 267 681 series for Iowa Mfg at Lancer Lanes. Bev Noah starred at C R Bowling Center with a 224 598. Numerous league tallies and names appear across Lancer Lanes May City Lanes Jubilee Lanes and Legion Lanes with several 700s and mid 600s reported by players such as Shimer, Norton, and Stovbd.
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Flo Pepmeyer
Dick Dvorak
Iowa
Lancer
Bev Noah
C. R. Bowling Center
Sue Richardson
Chuck Wilson
Chuck Madison
Earty Birds
Geri Weise
Dionne Seaman
Dee Miller
Jovise Jarvis
Lynda Bender
Coliettes
Brenda Oakley
Lorri Pilgrim
Snella Shelton
Jim Holeen
Bowtettes
Sandy Johnson
Sandy von Loncko
Firebird
Bob Streeter
Comets
Diane Frazer
Joann Goodell
Alley Cats
Rosemary Pocho
Sharon Newton
Jubilee
Rollin Stones
Marth Brodiey
Mary Roseberry
John Sires
Kris Kinkead
John Benter
Don Mover
Porter City Regiers
Goddard
Jubilee Jones
Kathy Johnston
Shirley Coe
Bord Thirnbeck
Jo Ann Swenko
Dorothy Wislisek
Janet Dowglas
Nite Hi Rollers
Bod Goriow
Perry Pere
Sir Lancerettes
Mary Frazier
Selly Pe
Harvey Petrie
Steve Come
Lancer Jr Sr
Joe Stovbd
Patty Stourb
Janine Burgess
Don Stueber
Kelle Weaver
Rita Pedhoto
Legion Lanes
Kathy Wear
Colette Plummer
Shirley Benesh
Nia Dicken
Larry Weibes
Midnight
Cherry Burrell
Jerry Schneckietn
May City Comets
Betty Westender
Jackie Mundert
Bowlettes
Mary Kuio
FMC Nite Owls
Dick Metz
May City Belles
Morty Boyles
Theolo Houskins
Web
Coffee Breakers
Ariene Johnson
Boxer's Olympic Gold Stolen During News Conference
Thieves broke into Howard Davis's home in New York and stole his Olympic gold medal and other valuables totaling about 10 000 dollars as he held a news conference. Davis, the 1976 Montreal lightweight champion, says his career faltered due to poor management and has filed suit in Mineola NY to break his contract with co managers Dennis Rappaport and Mike Jones.
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New York
UPI
Howard Davis
Davis
Montreal
New York State Supreme Court
Mineola
Dennis Rappaport
Mike Jones
Vidmar Takes Narrow Lead At NCAA Gymnastics
UCLA's Peter Vidmar leads Jim Hartung by half a point after the all-around compulsories at Lincoln. Vidmar capitalized on Hartung's parallel bars slip to hold a 58.15 to 57.65 edge as the meet heads into Friday's optional events.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ucla
Peter Vidmar
Jim Hartung
Nebraska
Vidmar
Hartung
Eagles' Bergey Retires After 13 Pro Seasons
Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Bill Bergey, age 37, announced retirement after 13 NFL seasons at a news conference. The decision followed a damaged knee that sidelined him for all of 1981 and failed rehabilitation, with coach Dick Vermeil publicly emotional.
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Philadelphia
Bill Bergey
Philadelphia Eagles
Fergus and Edwards Lead in Greensboro Open
Keith Fergus sank a 15 foot birdie putt on the final hole to post 66 and tie Danny Edwards for the first round lead in the Greater Greensboro Open. Edwards matched 66, his best round of the year, at Forest Oaks Country Club on the 6984 yard layout.
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Greensboro
N.C
Keith Fergus
Danny Edwards
Edwards
Forest Oaks
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