Wednays Major League Baseball and NBA Results Summary
Wednesday results feature several baseball games with Toronto at Chicago rain delays and scores from Baltimore New York Kansas City Detroit Oakland Seattle Cleveland Texas Minnesota California and Chicago St Louis Montreal Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Atlanta Houston San Diego San Francisco. Tonight's slate lists matchups including Philadelphia at New York San Diego at San Francisco St Louis at Pittsburgh Atlanta at Los Angeles and more NBA West playoff updates previewing semifinals and next round pairings in Denver Los Angeles Portland Phoenix Kansas City Seattle and Washington City.
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Pro Cage Women's Playoffs East Houston Leads 1-0
Houston and New York split two games in the best of three series with Houston winning 97 91 on April 11 and New York set for games in Houston on April 13 and 14 8 30 pm start times. The Midwest series saw Chicago lead Iowa 112 107 on April 10 and set remaining games at Iowa with 8 30 pm starts. First round also notes Philadelphia over New Jersey 122 114 and Atlanta over Houston 109 106 with games at New Jersey and Houston.
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Multisport Transactions Highlight New Signings and Moves
Reactivated Juan Beniquez of the New York Yankees and designated Paul Blair for assignment. Baltimore Colts sign Ron Fernandes to one year contracts. Gerry Ingram sold from Chicago Sting to California Surf. Ernie Ravenscott and Fred Bass signed by Cleveland Cobras. New Jersey Americans add Seot Gantenhammer Fernando Herrera Bermudez and Michael Angelotti. Florian Kemp signs with Pennsylvania Stoners. Roy Greene named head football coach at Alabama A&M. Fred Taylor resigns from Ohio State. Ken Howes named head basketball coach and Mike O Rourke as associate coach at Oral Roberts University.
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Fred Bass
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Michael Angelotti
Pennsylvania Stoners
Florian Kemp
Alabama A&m
Roy Greene
Oh!o State
Fred Taylor
Oral Roberts University
Ken Howes
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Prep all star teams set for July Alabama dome type event
Cedar Falls news: rosters announced for the 1979 all star boys prep basketball games July 21 at the UNI Dome. North south matchups feature Class 1A 2A players in one game and Class 3A players in the other. Tickets priced 3 by mail 4 at the gate. Names and schools listed for both North and South squads with head coaches Bob Norton and Jarold Lister among staff.
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Veteran golfers discuss a potential PGA Seniors Tour
Red Pepper quotes Finseth reflecting on aging as he recalls 1967 IBM drive-tracking and his near-PGA success against Nicklaus. He notes putting can fail first, cites Sam Snead and Ben Hogan, and envisions a seniors circuit with Palmer, Snead, Bolt, and others, while expressing weariness and a desire to retire if not exempt.
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May City Lanes roundup of local bowling scores
Merta Dennis led the Tuesday Night Hawks at May City Lanes with 242-663. Lancer Ladies at Lancer Lanes saw Vienna Davis post 204-176-204 for 584. Other notable scores include Buck England 235-611, Pat Hullermann first 200 with 209, and Kelly Fitzpatrick 640 line.
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Jim Lechner
Jerry McConnell
Ernie Krouse
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Jeanne Perkinson
Benz
Dorothy Roby
Carlota Herzberger
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