Baseball schedules across cities with multiple doubleheaders
Baseball card lists games with pitchers and times: Griffin to face Kravec in Chicago at 1 35 p.m. Muro and Lollar duel Bibby and Rhoden in Pittsburgh at 2 4 05 p.m. Gurlickson visits Perry in Atlanta at 6 35 p.m. Leach faces LoCois in Cincinnati at 6 35 p.m. Sutton vs Espinosa in Philadelphia at 7 05 p.m. Reuss against Andujar in St. Louis at 7 35 p.m.
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Kravec
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Lollar
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Rhoden
Montreal
Gurlickson
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Perry
New York
Leach
Cincinnati
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Waterloo and Cedar Rapids Play Daily Games
The schedule lists Waterloo at Appleton Cedar Rapids at Burlington Clinton at Quad Cities Wausou at Wis Rapids with multiple minor matchups for today in the regional circuit. Players and team nicknames appear in fragmented form from the 84 era box score data.
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Waterloo
Burlington
Clinton
Appleton
Quad Cities
Wouson
Wis
Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Wausou
Wis. Rapids
Northern Division
Wausau
Baseball and Basketball Transactions and Schedules
A roundup of MLB and NBA moves with game notes and college coaching changes. Key items include a Pittsburgh trading John Milner to Montreal for Wille Montanez, New York signing Mike Marshall, Atlanta recalling Brett Butler and optioning Terry Harper, and Utah trading Allan Bristow and Wayne Cooper for Bill Robinzine. College programs add Solano, Freeman, Pickard, and Young to coaching staffs. Football moves announce Hasselbeck and Perkins releases, plus Hoovert and Costicr waivers. Hockey signs Mel Bridgman.
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Pittsburgh
John Milner
Montreal
Wille Montanez
New York
Mike Marshall
Atlanta
Brett Butler
Richmond
Terry Harper
Local Softball Scores From Noelridge
Recap of league results across several divisions at Noelridge Park with teams such as Pizza Hut, Liberty Reality, Art Supplier, and Techs posting wins. Notable scores include Liberty Reality 14 Art Supplier 6 and Techs 23 DCN Bunch 2.
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Pizza Hut
Liberty Reality
Pro Golf and Local Sports Meet Highlights
Fringe schedule lists Burlington and Ottumwa contests across golf and fast pitch. Events include World Championship of Women's Golf and State Legion tournaments at Ottumwa and Kirkwood Welty Park with multiple age brackets and finals.
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Ottumwo
Kirkwood-Welty Park
State Legion Tournament of Ottumwo
Hawkeye Downs
Burlington
Ottumwa
Legion Blue Opens Iowa State Legion Tourney Bid
Cedar Rapids Legion Blue, sponsored by Hanford Post No 5, faces defending champion Des Moines in first round action at the Iowa American Legion State Baseball Tournament in Ottumwa. The double elimination event runs through the weekend with six teams competing for a shot at Region 6 playoffs in Ralston, Nebraska.
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Cedar Rapids Legion Blue
Hanford Post
Des Moines
Iowa American Legion
Ottumwa
Ralston
Nebraska
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Iowa City
Cornville Legion
C.R. Blue
National American Legion
Sumter
South Carolina
Greene Rejoins Cyclone Squad After Hamstring Incident
Iowa State University reports Tony Greene a 236 pound transfer from Ellsworth Junior College returned to practice for two final non contact workouts of fall camp. Greene had missed two days with a pulled hamstring suffered during orientation and was noted as healthy for Thursday session.
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Tony Greene
Iowa State University
Donnie Duncan
Greene
Ellsworth Junior College
Duncan
Reds suffer 15-1 loss to Wisconsin Rapids
Cedar Rapids Reds fall hard to Wisconsin Rapids 15-1 with six losses in eight games. Scott Terry homers to left center for Cedar Rapids’ lone run in the seventh as Mike Giordano dominates until relieved. Bob Buchanan allows ten runs in just over three innings.
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Abrh
Butler
Taveras
Wihorn
Brooks
Horner
Valentin
Hodges
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Reds
Scott Terry
Cedar Rapids
Twins
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Bob Buchanan
Baseball plan draws mixed reactions from A's players
Pitcher Jon Matlack, the players representative, said he does not like the plan that would shorten the season's first half. Commissioner Kuhn explained possible byes were considered but rejected to avoid extended absences. Baseball expected playoff dates to align with television slots as divisional playoffs begin October 6, league finals October 13, and the World Series October 20.
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Jon Matlack
Kuhn
No-hitters highlight ASA fastpitch opening in Cedar Rapids
Three Major Open teams won as the Iowa ASA Open Fastpitch tourney began at Kirkwood-Welty Park in Cedar Rapids. No-hitters by Gary Hutchins and Dallas Schlegel paced Eastside Maidrite and Clear Lake Butt’r Topp, while Collins Radio edged Des Moines Hawks 4-3 in 12 innings.
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Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio
Des Moines Hawks
Gary Hutchins
Eastside Maidrite
Moulton
Dallas Schlegel
Clear Lake Butt
R Topp
Carlson
Corah
Marion Metros
Hubbard Merchants
Elkhart
Jerry Ralfs
Steve Calvert
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Ralfs
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Russ Hutchinson
Don Deitz
Delger
Calvert
Dale Lassen
Bill Nelson
Barrie Ernst
Carl Ernst
Bob Weiderin
Walt Kaiser
Dave Stevenson
Ron Hurlbert
Maidrite
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Schlegel
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Decorah
Gene Teslow
Butt
Ray Clark
Davenport
Marion
Gary Reid
Ron Rushek
Reid
Jan Brockmeyer
Kirkwood-Welty Diamonds
Eagles weigh risk as Woody Peoples may return
Westchester Pennsylvania AP coach Dick Vermeil said injuries to several offensive linemen could force guard Woody Peoples out of retirement for a potential Eagles appearance.
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Westchester
Woody Peoples
Philadelphia Eagles
Dick Vermeil
Final rounds set for 1981 Tee Off Against Cancer tourney
The 1981 Tee Off Against Cancer Golf Tournament finals occur Sunday afternoon at Ellis Park Golf Course with proceeds to the American Cancer Society. The event lists start times for men and women across 18 and 9 hole divisions, featuring players such as Jeff McNabb Roy Roseberry Mark Kerr and Gloria Tschetschot, Betty Borgenson Irene Haerther Mollie hae Kathy Gritton Ellen Braley Janet Herbie Dixie Yuvo Jane ilenborg Tom Merryman Roy Fish Dick Boddicker Mark Cook Les Haerther and others.
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Ellis Park
American Cancer
Gloria Tschetschot
Betty Borgenson
Irene Haerther
Mollie Hae
Kathy Gritton
Ellen Braley
Janet Herbie
Dixie Yuvo
Jane Ilenborg
Tom Merryman
Roy Fish
Dick Boddicker
Mark Cook
Les Haerther
George Tschetschot
John Dolan
Gary Hughs
Steve Prowell
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