Minor league results mix as games slip to rain
Eastern League action sees Reading 4 Jersey City 5 in a 10 inning affair with Brigo batting 1 for 11. West Haven wins 7 6 over Holyoke in 10 innings. American Association reports Iown 5 Evansville 4 and Indianapolis 4 Springfield 3. RN LEAGUE notes Knoxville Orlando 1 in 10 innings and Savannah 4 Jacksonville 3. Memphis Montgomery game postponed by rain.
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Pacific Coast League schedule update shows mixed results
Tacoma beat Hawaii Salt Lake 15 to 4 while San Jose defeated Portland 11 to 7 and Tucson topped Phoenix in overtime against Albuquerque. The slate lists several upcoming games with limited details.
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World discus record falls in Berlin event
East German thrower Wolfgang Schmidt set a new world record of 233 feet 54 inches in Berlin, according to ADN. The mark surpassed American Mac Wilkins' previous best of 232 feet 5 inches, signaling a historic achievement in men's discus.
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Akita Boxer Kudo Claims WBA Junior Middle Title
In Akita Japan Masashi Kudo 153 outpointed Eddy Gazo 152 Nicaragua 15 to win the World Boxing Association junior middleweight championship. In Las Vegas Leroy Haley 140 North Las Vegas knocked out Tony Martinez 138 Empalmas Mexico 3, Bobby Epps 161 Greenville S C outpointed Andre Beard 160 Los Angeles 10.
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Masashi Kudo
Eddy Gazo
Nicaragua
World Boxing Association
Las Vegas
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Leroy Haley
North Las Vegas
Tony Martinez
Empalmas
Mexico
Bobby Epps
Greenville
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Andre Beard
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Pro Football and Baseball Transactions Across Leagues
In football and baseball moves, Billy Newsome of the Chicago Bears intends to play through 1978 after retirement rumors. The Cleveland Browns cut multiple players including Dave Mays and James Woodson. The Cincinnati Bengals welcomed back Chris Devlin from retirement. Lions sign Hubert Ginn as a free agent. Packers release kicker Allan Leavitt. Eagles trade Tom Sullivan to the Browns for a future draft pick. hockey notes show Minnesota North Stars signing Per Olav Brasar and Kent-Erik Andersson with Vern Stenlund released. College Fairleigh Dickinson names Ben Stravato soccer coach.
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Larry McCall
Tacoma
National Football League
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Billy Newsome
Cincinnati Bengals
Chris Devlin
Cleveland Browns
Dave Mays
Brian Duncan
Jim Walczak
James Woodson
Gary Stirman
Craig Duke
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Ed Johnson
Johnny Meadors
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Hubert Ginn
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Allan Leavitt
Philadelphia Eagles
Tom Sullivan
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Softball Open Scores From Towns and Clubs
Recap of diverse softball results with multiple pairings. Listings include Noetridge Townsend House 10 vs Naso's 5 and many other varsity and league matchups such as Quail 7 against Mike's 0, Life Investors 3 against Vigortone 5, and Uni Engineering 10 vs Life Investors 14 among numerous games with high scoring outcomes and shifting standings.
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Uni. Engineering
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Cauthen Shoulder Injury May End Travelers Stakes Ride
Jockey Steve Cauthen, famed for guiding Affirmed to the 1978 triple crown, suffers a shoulder separation after a spill at Saratoga. He is released after X rays show no fracture, raising doubt about his planned ride aboard Cute As A Button in the Travelers Stakes.
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Affirmed
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Saratoga Hospital
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Metro Golf Second Round Open and Novice Divisions List
The record lists participant numbers and names for the Metro Golf Second Round across Open and Novice divisions. Players include Illen, Puk, Koch, Schultz, Zochar, Thinnes, Snyder, Greif, Mason, Carolan, Poaiison, Rexroat, Mitchell, Robinson, Lorenz, Petersen, Crawford, Lynch, Tudor, Bemus, Bertsch, Van Buskirk in Open with numerous others. Novice entries include Fashimpour, Chipokas, Kellsmith, Jacobson, Puk, Greif, Jones, Chipokas, Hockaday, Bionk, Benkusky, Weiss, Knochenmus, Stockton, Seng, Randoll, Vaiil ere, Burnham, Rope, Davison, Campbell, Watson, Paulson, Lensing, Ratz, Johnson, Hansel, Ervin, Marks, Hinksey, Herkelman, Halverson, DeKock, Bergman, Ouke.
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Doug Illen
Steve Puk
Kevin Koch
Todd Schultz
Dave Tokes
Ned Zochar
Dave Thinnes
Peter Snyder
Steve Greif
Scott Mason
Tom Carolan
Kevin Poaiison
David Rexroat
Terry Mitchell
Chip Robinson
Tom Benkusky
Bernie Grodoville
Dick Lorenz
Jim Petersen
Dave Crawford
Bob Lynch
Gregg Tudor
Bob Anderson
Dean Sass
Tim McSweeney
Tim Minard
Chris Ceika
John Hagen
Scott Hinkley
Dan Bemus
Joe Bertsch
Ben van Buskirk
Jamie Fashimpour
Scott Chipokas
Bob Kellsmith
Jeff Jacobson
Dave Puk
Mike Greif
Bob Jones
Mark Chipokas
Curt Hockaday
Dan Bionk
Mike Benkusky
Jim Weiss
Bart Knochenmus
Richard Stockton
Jonn Seng
Scott Randoll
John Vailiere
Jeff Burnham
Doug Rope
Bob Davison
Stuart Campbell
Tom Watson
Kraig Paulson
Jim Lensing
Jim Ratz
Mike Johnson
Scott Hansel
Erik Ervin
Dennis Marks
Stan Hinksey
Dan Herkelman
Scott Halverson
Nick DeKock
Mark Oer
Tim Bergman
Brian Ouke
Murray leads at Fawn Creek Women’s golf event
Andrea Murray of Belle Plaine shot 73 three under par to win the Fawn Creek Country Club Women’s tournament. Cedar Rapids’ Mary Kay Stepanek finished second with 76 and Ruth Hatcher of Anamosa had 78, followed by Stephanie Frantz of Mount Vernon with 79 and Renee Dresback of Anamosa with 83. Flight winners include Valerie Wroblewski CR 88 in 1st Flight, Betty Romwedder Olin 98 in 2nd Flight, Mar vel von CR 103 in 3rd Flight, and Fran Blair Anamosa in 4th Flight.
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Fawn Creek Country Club
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Cedar Rapids
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Stephanie Frantz
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