New York Defeats Montreal 12 to 11 in Double Peak
In a high scoring contest New York tops Montreal 12 11. Key hits by 2B Flores Dyer and HR by Staub. Valentine, Dawson, Parrish and Flynn among others contributed. Standout pitching not noted.
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Minne sota Offense Powers Through California Hitters
E Laondreaux and Smeatley lead Minnesota with four runs as they top California 8 to 4. Goodwin Castino Rudi and Jackson pace the attack with multiple hits while Campaneris drives in key runs. Smalley hits his 20th homer, Wilfong adds a 6th, Ford reaches 15th, Norwood steals, Wilfong earns the win, and Bavier records a sacrifice fly.
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Golf Fine Print City Am Team Totals
Team results show L Ellis 928 Elmcrest 940 Jones and Squaw Creek 953 Twin Pines 955 51 Andrews 958 C R Country Club 978 Olde Indian Creek 994. First flight leaders Dave Grumman 35 Dennis Svoboda 37 Jerry Danforth 38. Second flight: Ron Earnest Dennis Fitzgerald Joe Marsh Bill Biederman 44. Third flight Len Dvorak 49 Mike Kaplan 50 tie Jack Campbell Jim Loftsguard. Closest to the pin Jerry Danforth Jack Campbell.
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Twins place Hartzell on 21 day DL and recall Erickson
Minnesota Twins place Paul Hartzell on the 21 day disabled list retroactive to last Thursday and recall Roger Erickson from Toledo of the International League. Chicago Cubs option Donnie Moore to Wichita and recall Doug Capilla. Philadelphia Eagles trade Mike Osborn to the San Francisco 49ers for an undisclosed 1980 draft choice.
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NFL Exhibition Results From Saturday
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Cedar Rapids Legion Red win district title in Dyersville
The Cedar Rapids Legion Red defeated Dyersville 9 to 1 to clinch the district championship. Five Red players had two hits each, led by Brian Charipar with a home run and two hits in an 11 hit attack. The win advances Cedar Rapids to an inter-district game likely next weekend for a state legion bid.
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Lopez nets European Open title in Sunningdale
Nancy Lopez closed with a 75 to seal the $100000 European Open in England at 14 under par 282 winning by four strokes over Joyce Kazmierski with Pat Bradley third. Lopez earned $16500 first prize and defended her title from last year.
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Rockets, Tomjanovich suit against Lakers moved to jury panel
Houston Rockets and forward Rudy Tomjanovich filed a combined $3.4 million suit against the Los Angeles Lakers owner California Pro Sports. Attorneys began selecting a six person panel before U.S. District Judge John V. Singleton. The Rockets seek $1.6 million and Tomjanovich $1.8 million in damages.
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