Cardinals win 11th straight behind Hendrick and Smith
George Hendrick drove in three with a homer and two singles while Ozzie Smith also homered and had two hits as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9-2 in Philadelphia. Bob Forsch improved to 3-0 with eight strong innings, and the Cards built leads with three runs in the fourth sixth and seventh.
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Keith Hernandez
Darrell Porter
Hendrick
Dane Lorg
RBI
Sid Monge
Lonnie Smith
Tom Herr
Gary Matthews
Hernandez
Herr
Porter
NL Leaders Stroke Past NL Rivalry On Friday Night
In National League action, Hendrick homered after Porter and Ozzie Smith, whose first homer in three seasons, stood out. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 12-10 behind Omar Moreno four RBIs, Easler, Pena three each. Expos edged Mets 5-4. Montreal’s Oliver drove in Rodney Scott in the ninth. Sixto Lezcano homered twice as San Diego beat Atlanta 6-3 in 12. Los Angeles shut out San Francisco 9-0 behind a strong pitcher and 4 RBIs from Ron Cey. Houston pitchers started the surge with back-to-back homers by Howe and Garner.
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Tony Pena
Ryne Sandberg
Bob Welch
Ron Cey
Jerry Reuss
Tigers extend win streak with 9-1 rout of Yankees at Yankee Stadium
Detroit built a seven run lead behind Dan Petry’s seven hit pitching as Larry Herndon John Wackenfuss and Alan Trammell drove in two runs each. Enos Cabell added a three hit day including a triple as Trammell collected three singles. The Tigers handed Dave Righetti the loss and improved to four wins in five against the defending AL champions.
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Cedar Rapids Pool Finals Set With $8000 Prize Pool
The Stop Off Lounge at 420 Fifth St. SE hosts the Cedar Rapids pocket billiard team championships finals this afternoon. Our Place faces Pete n Tillies for the men's title at 1 p.m. The winner meets women's champion McGlynn's at 3 for the overall crown. The league, in its first season, drew 22 men's and 10 women's teams, with 80 to 100 teams expected next year.
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McGlynn’s
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Converse High School Players of the Year named
Wayman Tisdale of Tulsa Oklahoma and Cheryl Miller of Riverside California chosen as 1982 Converse High School Players of the Year. Tisdale, 6 foot 9, averaged 24 points and 16.5 rebounds for Washington High in Ocala Florida.
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Kraayenbrink and Burbach Lead Iowa Stars to Victory
Randy Kraayenbrink scores 24 and Ted Burbach adds 17 as Iowa All Stars topple Minnesota 89-85 in Des Moines. Proceeds from the Dowling High School game go to the Convalescent Home for Children. Curtis Evans leads Iowa College All-Stars with 19 in a 98-89 win over Airliner of Iowa City.
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Duluth
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Jeff Parupsky
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Loras
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Tony Watson
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Airliner
Iowa City
James Griffin
Illinois
Dick Peth
Amateur Athletic Union
Eric McCoy
Upper Iowa
Kirkwood wins two as softball, baseball teams sweep
In college baseball Kirkwood defeated Coe JV 6-4 as Dirk Rich homered two runs and Jeff Kuepker earned a save. Kirkwood softball swept Muscatine 8-0 and 9-0 behind Amy Monk one hitter and Jennifer Wagner seven strikeouts. Coe6e College beat Iowa Wesleyan 5-4 with Cathy Becker three hits, then Coe's Corrine Yogi two hitter beat Mount Mercy 7-3.
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Coe
Jim Drakozal
Eagles
Greg Helgerson
Chad Loupee
Jeff Kuepker
Kuepker
Jeff Drake
Waldorf
Memorial Stadium
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Muscatine
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Jefferson
Mount Pleasant
Coe6e College
Iowa Wesleyan
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Joan Smith
Corrine Yogi
Mount Mercy
Vinton Speedway Opens Season With Spring Fever 100
VINTON Iowa. The Vinton Speedway plans to open its season with Sundays Spring Fever 100. Time trials start at 4 p.m. The IMCA modifieds run a 100 lap feature with 36 cars, a 50 lap sportsman feature, and bomber class races.
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