Arlin Shuts Down Dodgers In 2-0 Padres Victory
San Diego pitcher Steve Arlin threw a two hitter to blank the Dodgers 2-0 as Kendall drove in a run and the Padres swept the series. The win extended SD’s lead in the NL, while LA dropped six straight. Reds, Braves, Phillies, Pirates and Mets won elsewhere. Bonds homered for the Giants.
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Designated Hitters Strike Twice for Tigers
Detroit designated hitter Frank Howard slugged two homers, one off a lefty, as the Tigers edged the Indians 7 5. Gates Brown also homered after pinch hitting, with Timmerman later nullying a threat to keep Detroit ahead. Brown praised by fans for power, while manager Al Kaline called the DH experiment a garbage rule in spring training.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Fragments from NAS National
Fragmented OCR lists baseball standings and upcoming games across American League and Midwest sections. It cites teams such as New York, Minnesota, Chicago, and others with scattered dates and venues, including notes like San Biogal and Minnesota A.
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Piersall Seeks Coaching Role in Major League Dreams
Jimmy Piersall, veteran outfielder and coach hopeful, discusses learning management in the minors. He points to his Orangeburg Cardinals season as preparation, noting injuries and personnel shifts slowed progress while he gains insight into handling young players and umpire disputes.
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Jaycees Tennis Tourney Seen Semis at Leal Memorial
In a muddled OCR of the Jaycees Open tennis at Leal Memorial Tennis Center, top contenders reach the semifinals in both singles and doubles across several divisions. Notable advances include Uligar and Lockulty in singles and Moni ca with Susanne Salurave in the 30 and under pair. Final rounds are slated for Sunday with hopes high across all age groups.
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Sixty Five Hawkeyes shine with high GPAs across sports
Sixty five local athletes earned a 3.0 GPA or better for spring, with standout marks of 3.02 by freshman track athlete Don Furst at Fayetteville. The list spans gymnastics, swimming, and track, with many names from communities including Des Moines, Sioux City, and Aurora.
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Don Furst
Fayetteville
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Tem Selt
Tom Ae Inaienia
Ghana
Dita Taagisson
Regis Nine Defeats Linn-Mar In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Regis edged Linn-Mar 42 in a Thursday high school baseball game at Ginn-Mar. Regis pitchers limited Linn-Mar to five hits while Regis built a small lead, with key hits by Purdy and Seber. Linn-Mar strands runners late as Regis improves to 18 0 and Linn-Mar drops to 0 1.
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McKinley Beats Harding in Narrow 2-1 Contest
McKinley High junior baseball team edged Harding 2-1 as Brian Coffin pitched a four hitter and Kyle Kies added two hits in a tense eighth grade showdown. McKinley raises its record to 3-0 while Harding slips to 4-4 in a rough, error-filled game with wind and uneven field conditions.
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Taft Ninth Edges Franklin 5-4 In Junior High Baseball
Meyers hit a two run homer for Taft and Wallers added two runs as Taft ninth graders edged Franklin 5-4 in a Thursday game. Franklin led 4-0 late before Taft's comeback. Franklin then beat Taft 11-1 in another contest.
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Taft
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Pranklin
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Kevin Hahn Shoots Ace at Indien Creek
Kevin Hahn, 17, aces a hole at Indian Creek Country Club while playing with his father William Hahn. They reside at 115 Country Club Drive, Marion.
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