Hank Aaron to appear at Cedar Rapids baseball expo
Hank Aaron will headline the Base ball Card and Comic Book Extravaganza at Stouffer's Five Seasons today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. He will be joined by former Braves teammates and opponents including Ernie Banks and Buzz Zeiser in Cedar Rapids.
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Holmes Retains WBC Heavyweight Title Over Cooney
Larry Holmes defeats Gerry Cooney by technical stoppage in the 13th round in Las Vegas to keep the WBC heavyweight championship. Holmes scored a late nine punch flurry and an uppercut to finish Cooney, who was taken to a hospital for eye stitches. Judges had Holmes ahead 113-111 twice and 115-109 once.
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NFL knew of cocaine traces in nine prospects
NFL officials confirmed a January scouting combine urinalysis found traces of illegal drugs in nine of 150 prospects. The Orlando Sentinel published the results, which could affect draft selections and prompt unfair labor practice concerns from the NFL Players Association.
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Reuss turns in 1 hit gem as Dodgers rout Reds 11 1
Jerry Reuss fired his second one hitter of the season, retiring 27 straight after a leadoff double by Eddie Milner to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to an 11 1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds The Dodgers rapped 13 hits led by Ken Landreaux whose big day included a homer triple and four RBIs.
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