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Mets Spoil Phillies Opening Day In Snow Delayed Meet
At Philadelphia Bob Bailor drove in three with two doubles and a single to lift the Mets to a season opener win over the Phillies. George Bamberger earned his first manager win as the Mets extended Opening Day success to eight straight seasons.
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Bowling By Flo Pepmeyer Highlights Local Scores
Senior Karl Clendening leads with a 651 in Legion Lanes. Bev Snell posts 625 for May City Comets. Artie Wise dominates Iowa Manufacturing with a 711 doubles and 611 singles at Castle Lanes. Numerous league results follow across Jubilee and Lancer venues.
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Olson Bain officiating feud unsettled as season ends
Iowa coach Olson and officials Bain and Edwards faced a firestorm after Purdue edged Iowa 66 65 in the final regular game. Big Ten and NCAA leaders declined comment as meetings reviewed videotapes and a new supervisor system was announced. No suspensions or reprimands were issued.
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Evert Lloyd Sharp in Family Circle Cup Quest
Top seed Chris Evert Lloyd and three others reached the quarterfinals of the $200000 Family Circle Cup in Hilton Head before rain halted play. Evert Lloyd defeated Paula Smith 6-1 6-0, Mandlikova beat Nagelsen 6-2 6-2, Jansovec beat Casale 6-3 6-4, and Garrison beat Lee 6-4 6-0 as rain paused remaining matches.
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Marion Blazers win to reach AAU semifinals
Des Moines Iowa March follow up Scott Anderson and Casey McGowan led the Marion Blazers with 14 and 9 points respectively as they defeated Ames 75 64 in the AAU boys 17 and under state tournament quarterfinal. Steve Smith scored 21 points and Al Lorenzen 18 for Marion setting up a semifinal clash against Des Moines East at 8 30 tonight.
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Drake grid coach promoted to assistant athletic director
Drake football coach Chuck Shelton is promoted to assistant athletic director while keeping coaching duties. Athletic Director Bob Karnes notes Shelton will handle administration and promotion of the football program after 27-28-0 career with Drake since 1975, including 8-3 and 10-1 seasons. John Hancock rises to assistant football coach after 14 years as offensive coordinator and quarterback coach.
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Cedar Rapids Raiders Announce 1980 roster prospects
Cedar Rapids unveils a baseball lineup with Adolfo Feliz Byron Peyton Dave Hall Eric Davis Paul ONeill Jeff Jones and others. Starting pitchers include Curt Heidenreich Jim Pettibone Fred Toliver Larry Freeburg Mike Riley. Relievers feature Kurt Kepshire Steve Lowrey Mike Ferguson and teammates.
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Expos pitcher Bill Lee jokes on severe spring weather in Pittsburgh
Montreal pitcher Bill Lee jokes about an April snowstorm forecast and harsh spring schedule while the Expos prepare at Three Rivers Stadium. He cites Farmer's Almanac predictions about snow and cold as the team plans around postponed workouts and a delayed opener against the Pirates.
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Nicklaus Fails to Win in 1981 After Low Stroke Average
Golf great Jack Nicklaus failed to win any tournament in 1981 though he posted a stroke average of 70.71, marking a rare winless season for the star and signaling a slump in a high profile year.
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