Candelaria Blanks Giants in nine inning mound duel
John Candelaria pitched nine shutout innings for Pittsburgh in a 3-0 win over the Giants as Don Gullett matched pace with six innings for the Reds and Sparky Anderson changed pitchers to Pat Darcy. News notes include Sunday scores: New York beat San Diego 3-1, Atlanta 4-3 over Philadelphia, and Los Angeles 5-4 in 10 innings over Chicago. Miller Montanez doubled off Candelaria in the first. Frank Taveras misplayed a Bobby Murcer pop-up, producing a second Montanez miscue. Candelaria expressed surprise at the end of the game.
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Cap'n Hook
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Los Angeles
Chi‘Rago
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Frank Taveras
Bobby ‘Murcer
Wo Montanes
Delatia
State YMCA volleyball champs: Muscatine third in state
Cedar Rapids Central YMCA finished third at the State YMCA Volleyball tournament. Semifinal loss to defending state champion Dubuque. Davenport beat last year’s champion to take the title. Other results noted from the event and surrounding teams.
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Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Campaneris Blames Robinson for bench clearing in Oakland win
In Cleveland on Sunday, Frank Robinson blamed the Tigers for a bench clearing brawl sparked in the sixth inning after Buddy Bell and Boog Powell sparked the incident. Oakland, led by Campaneris, clashed with Cleveland as tensions rose over pitches from Jim Kern.
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Mil's and Kirby boost lineups for Major Open softball
Mil's and Kirby field stronger rosters as the 1978 Major Open softball season begins at Ellis Park. Kirby relies on togetherness with a 12 to 28 man roster and pitchers Glen Fletcher Jetty Zint- Jnérman and Gary Berger backing him. Key returnees include Don Overbaugh Mick Jones and Denny Peterson, with Iowa City players Berger Kennedy and Malverson among new contributors.
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Experiece
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Petitone
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Mick Jones
Denny Peterson
Iowa City
Berger
Mike Kennedy
Firat Sogeman
John Malverson
Gary Charpat
LaSalle
Mil's Diamond Mines Open Tryouts for New Baseball Club
The team plans to start with a lineup featuring Roy Steichen and Duane Long in the outfield and slated replacements from Major League experience. Steve Condon, an Iowa City native, may emerge as a top utility man. Pitching is thin with Marv Schuigte seeking another arm while Terry Roobing is the only seasoned hurler. The infield includes Art Andrews, Billy Mann or Gary Reed, Ron Gillette, and Greg Kelper, with Terry Schneekloth, Dick Powell, Pete Kopecky in the outfield and Gene Connors as available. Lee Koelker to be a utility infielder.
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Iowa City
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Cartwright
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Art Andirews
Coralville
al Sil
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Gary Reed
Xure
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Greg Kelper
Terry Schneekloth
Dick Powell
Fete Kopecky
Gene Connors
Lee Koelker
Brown Whips K C Ring Champ at Gateway Opportunity
Brown outpoints Mike Yuden 132 pound Kan sas City novice Golden Gloves champion on a boxing card at Gateway Opportunity Center. Surly day, four other boxers from Ellis and Boyd community house towns also won, with several more winners named across Fort Collins and nearby areas.
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Mike Yuden
Kansas City
Lure Mitten
Gateway Opportunity Center
Pour Boxera
Done Boyd
Tonn
Ellis
Cavaliers Rally Toward Semis In Playoff Thriller
Cavaliers stay alive in the NBA playoffs with a 116 112 win as Dick Snyder scores 26 despite foul trouble and coach Bil Fitch hails the team’s hustle. Warriors shift into Game Four against the Pistons while Buffalo and Seattle split results in other key series. Don Wang and Bruce Seals lead Seattle past Atlanta with late scoring, as Phoenix and Boston pursue the frantic series.
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