Baseball scores from Cedar Rapids Gazette April 4 1977
Rewritten scoreboard snippets show Baltimore beating Kansas City 5 1, Ryan Monge Verhoeven and Hough Yeager among pitchers and batters. Los Angeles and Arizona games feature final 7 0 and 8 3 scores with Saunders, Bird, Yeager noted. Cleveland upset 3 8 as Thomas Gar lands bibby listed.
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Hockey Scores and Pitchers in Doubleheader Odds
In Orlando Atlanta beat Minnesota 8 to 12 with Ruthven and Goltz top hitters. Houston edged Texas 7 to 11 as Lindroth and Cosgrove contributed key RBIs. Oakland defeated Milwaukee 9 to 7 in Sun City with Giusti earning the win.
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Baseball Umpires Appointed by American League
The American League appoints Ken Kaiser Durwood Merrill Steve Palmero and Vic Voltaggio as umpires. Royals send Roger Neilson and Jerry Cram to Omaha, Steve as pitcher on a 2 day dis. Yankees option several players to Syracuse West Haven and other leagues. A S signed Paul Mitchell and Ernie Whitt assigned to Charleston while Cubs Buck placed on 15 day DL. Mets reassign several pitchers and position players to the minors.
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Omaha
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Dennis Sherrill
Gil Patterson
Ed Ricks
Dough Heinold
Syracuse
Mike Heath
West Haven
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Rebel 500 Grand National finish at Darlington listed
The Rebel 500 at Darlington Raceway shows Darrell Waltrip winning Chevrolet, pace 128.817 mph over 367 laps. Donnie Allison, Richard Petty and David Pearson follow in top positions with 367 laps.
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JC Spencer
Dick Brooks
Bruce Hill
Butch Hartman
Cecil Gordon
Sam Sommers
Buddy Arrington
Plymouth
Gary Myers
Cale Yarborough
Bobby Allison
Matador
Boxing National Golden Gloves Semifinals recap
Reported results from the semifinals show Orlando Maldonado of Miami defeating Shawn Thomas of Grand Rapids, Billy Ranelli of New York defeating Sonny Long of Columbus, and Rocky Lockridge of Las Vegas defeating Myron Taylor of Pennsylvania. Other bouts list wins by Wayne Lyman, Johnie Bumphus, Bernard Taylor, Samuel Ayala, Pat Jefferson, Robert Young, Thomas Hearns, Michael McCallum, Cliff Hinkle, Clinton Jackson, Curtis Parker, Keith Broom, Lindell Holmes, Charles Singleton, Rick Jester, James Clark and Tony Tubbs with various opponents across 112 to heavyweight divisions.
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Shawn Thomas
Grand Rapids
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Rocky Lockridge
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Maungsurin wins by knockout in Tokyo title defense
In Tokyo Soensak Maungsurin of Thailand knocked out Guts Ishimatsu of Japan to retain the junior welterweight title. In San Antonio Ruben Castillo outpointed Walter Seeley, Ruby Ortiz outpointed Johnny Sullivan, Sooul Mamby outpointed Mike Everett.
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Welk and Sachan Lead City Bowling Standings
Welk tops class A with 708 pins and Meaker trails by 12. Sachan leads class B with 641, six ahead of Fennemann. Harvey King leads A overall at 1980 and Brad Wise leads B at 1828. Cimino Distributing heads A team at 3175 and W. W & S leads B at 2856. A doubles leaders are Bier shenk and Moeller at 1325. Adams and Ernst lead B at 1230. Final round scheduled for Saturday.
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Greater Greensboro Money Lineup and Low in Money Leaders
A roster of players across CLASS A and CLASS B with notable entries such as James Biershenk Larry Moeller Rich Gulotta Dick Light Brian Covington Rob Abernathy Darrell Osborn John Staub Al Sommerfeld Gaten George Adams Alan Ernst Arnie Harger Ray Novak Jack Cohn Rick Cohn Al Worthen Brad Wise Kurt Buckingham Berdell Staub Harvey King Henry Boesenberg C L Meaker Ron Jahnke Alan Ernst and Brad Wise among others. The listing includes scores or identifiers alongside players and notes low in money standings.
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Ray Floyd
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Iowans Join USD SDSU Basketball Goodwill Trip to Cuba
Three Iowans head to Cuba with the University of South Dakota and South Dakota State on a five day goodwill mission. Brian McDermott of Cascade expresses disbelief yet excitement about the Division II program’s advance schedule. Teammate Stan Galloway, Sioux City native, notes his long Sudanese ties and readiness for the journey. Ron Pedersen of Rock Valley anticipates the lifetime experience.
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