Baseball Game Summary With Key RBIs and HRs
Readable fragments show RBIs by Roenicke and Guerrero and home runs by Marshall Yeager and Guerrero. San Diego and Los Angeles compete with totals listed as 3 7 28 and 38 respectively. no full, clear box score available.
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Roenicke
E—Thomas
Yeager
Guerrero
San Diego
Los Angeles
T Kennedy
Thomas
Hr—Marshall
Minors edge Reds as Brenly paces win in San Francisco
In a high scoring NL clash, San Francisco tops Cincinnati 5 to 4. Brenly drives in two runs and Wellman, Redusit, and EMilner contribute key hits as Keller Scherrer and Minton log relief.
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Krenchicki
Pettini
Brenly
Oester
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Redus
Wellman
Clark
Concepcion
Emilner
Bilordello
Sb—Leonard
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Baseball television slate for IPT WGN and WTBS
The guide lists 10 30 a m IPT baseball with Pittsburgh and Chicago Cubs. A 3 15 p m WGN cable game Houston versus Atlanta. A 4 35 p m WTBS cable highlight segment.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
WGN
Houston
Atlanta
WTBS
1983 NBA Draft First Round Highlights Houston picks Ralph Sampson
The Houston Rockets selected Ralph Sampson 7 4 from Virginia with the number one overall pick in the first round, followed by multiple rounds listing players from Indiana Missouri Louisville Arizona State and more. The full draft spans rounds two through eight with numerous teams such as Chicago Dallas Seattle Philadelphia and Golden State selecting guards forwards and centers including Clyde Drexler Jeff Malone and John Paxson.
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Houston
Ralph Sampson
Virginia
Indiana
Steve Stipanovich
Missouri
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Rodney McCray
Louisville
San Diego
Byron Scott
Arizona State
Chicago
Sidney Green
Nevada- Las Vegas
Golden State
Russell Cross
Purdue
Utah
Kansas City
Ennis Whatley
Alabama
Portland
Clyde Drexler
Denver
Howard Carter
Louisiana State
Seattle
Jon Sundvold
New Jersey
Leo Rautins
Syracuse
Milwaukee
Randy Brewer
Minnesota
San Antonio
John Paxson
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Phoenix
Roy Hinson
C-F
Rutgers
Boston
Greg Kite
Brigham Young
Washington
Los Angeles
Randy Wittman
Boston College
Rod Foster
UCLA
Larry Micheaux
Dallas
Mark West
Old Dominion
Atlanta
Glenn Rivers
Marquette
Detroit
Michael Britt
District of Dominion
Dirk Minniefield
Kentucky
Guy Williams
Washington State
Darrell Lockhart
Auburn
New York
Scooter McCray
David Russell
St. John’s
Chris McNealy
San Jose State
Granville Waiters
Ohio State
Jim Thomas
Ted Kitchel
Mike Davis
Ken Lyons
North Texas State
Craig Enlo
Greg Jones
West Virginia
Paul Thompson
Tulane
Derek Whittenburg
North Carolina State
Winfred King
East Tennessee
Michael Holton
Robert Hansen
Iowa
Erich Santiter
Larry Anderson
Nevada
Las Vegas
Darren Cave
John Pinone
Villanova
Bruce Kuczenski
Connecticut
Steve Harrie
David Little
Oklahoma
Tom Piotrowski
LaSalle
Frank Burnell
Stetson
Claude Riley
Texas A&m
Billy Goodwin
St John's
Les Croft
Kansas State
Derrick Hord
Craig Robinson
Orlando Phillips
Pepperdine
Dan Ruland
James
Darrell Browder
Texas Christian
Terry Fair
Georgia
Dwight Jones
Cincinnati
Kalpatrick Wells
Mississippi State
Ron Crevier
Doug Arnold
Pete Thibeaux
St. Mary's
Calif
Steve Bouchie
Johnny Martin
Northwestern
Don Goy
Southwestern Louisiana
Harry Kelley
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Mark Jones
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York Gross
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Mike Jackson
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Tim Dunham
Chaminade
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Pete DeBisschop
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Matt Clark
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Robin Dixon
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Lorenzo Andrews
Brian Kellerman
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Jaque Hill
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Ron Gonzalez
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Terrell Schmidt
Danny Wormack
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Dane Suttle
Maurice McDaniel
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Paul Little
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Anthony Hicks
Jeff Bolding
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Ray McCallum
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Larry Tucker
Lewis
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Mark Gannon
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Mike Lang
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Ray Smith
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Metro basketball slate with multiple college and high school games
Jefferson visits Washington at 5 30 p m and LaSalle plays Anamosa at 7 30 p m Regis meets Linn Mar twice at 4 p m LaSalle visits Washington for a second game at 5 p m Cr Reds face Clinton MO Storm and Empire Lanes host a 8 15 p m bowling matchup
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Morris Plan offers 5000 to 15000 loan with 90 day grace
Advertisement promotes Morris Plan loans from five thousand to fifteen thousand with no payments due for ninety days. It promises to consolidate total monthly payments into a single future payment and provides a contact number 373 1371 for Bill or Kitty.
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Bill
Kitty
Transactions Tuesday VASEBALL PITTSBURGH PIRATE
Sports news item lists multiple NFL and NBA trades and signings. Players changing teams include Hedi Vargas to Pacific Coast League and Gene Garbe to the disabled list, with several basketball trades among Ennis Whatley Mark Olberding Larry Micheaux Chris McNealy and others. Also notes NFL moves and a USFL signing Cris Collinsworth with the Tampa Bay Bandits.
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Pittsburgh Pirate
Hedi Vargas
Atlanta Braves
Gene Garbedoy
SAN Diego Padres
Andy Hawkins
Padres
Las Vegas
Mark Thurmond
Kansas City Kings
Ennis Whatley
Alabama
Chicago
Mark Olberding
Larry Micheaux
University of Houston
Chris McNealy
San Jose State
NEW Jersey Nets
Dirk Minniefield
Dallas Mavericks
Washington Bullets
Tom McMillen
Atlanta Hawks
Randy Wittman
Ali
Monticello Sweeps Marion in Tuesday Prep Baseball
In the opener Todd Fuller allowed one run on four hits as Marion built a lead behind a two run homer by Todd Tharp and two hits from Andy McAreavy and Mitch Anderson. In the nightcap Steve Panek struck out 16 over five hits while giving up three runs. Doug Jackson went 2-for-3 for Marion as Monticello dropped to 6-4 in the Wamac Conference with 2-for-3 efforts from Dennis Souser and Craig Arduser.
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Todd Fuller
Marion
Todd Tharp
Andy McAreavy
Mitch Anderson
Steve Panek
Doug Jackson
Indians
Dennis Souser
Craig Arduser
Prep Softball Scores From Iowa Roundsheet
Belle Plaine 7 HSV 2 at five innings. Dyersville Beckman 7 Benton Community 4. Garnavll e 2 Elkader Central 1. MFL 13 Valley of Elgin 0 at five. Tipton 4 Wheatland Wilton 3. Durant 2 at eight innings.
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HSV
Dyers
Beckman
Benton Comm
Garnoville
Elkader Central
MFL
Valley of Elgin
Tipton
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Durant
Pace card from Cim area harness meet
Multiple pace races across divisions at Cim with fields listed by horse driver and odds. Notable entries include Meadow Galophone and Poplar Tammy in the FIRST race and Hell Bender in the SECOND, with extensive horse lists and driver names for each heat.
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Robbie Ruler
G.lance
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Ironwood Joe
T.curtin
Miss Skipper JoJo
D.fagan
Happy Joker
E.conley
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J Roddy
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True Britt
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50th Anniversary All-Star Game Ballot List
A historical ballot lists top players by position with franchise and home city plus voting totals. Note marks include write-in candidates and a note about the 50th Anniversary All-Star Game to be held at Comiskey Park Chicago on July 6 with manager Whitey Herzog to finalize the 28 man roster.
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Reynolds
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Patock
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Whitey Herzog
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NL All Stars Vote Totals Highlight Starers and Debuts
Sax led in votes with 1,019,881 for the National League outfield spot while Morgan trailed with 668,192. Oliver, who hit over .300 seven straight years, topped the NL batting race as he edged Garvey, Hernandez, and Rose in late balloting. Carter claimed the starting catcher role with 1,547,843 votes, Schmidt secured another starting spot at third, Murphy led the MVP voters, and Dawson Raines along with McGee and Raines filled the outfield starting slots.
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Friedl Invitational Softball Tourney Set For Vinton
The Friedl Invitational 12 inch slo pitch softball tourney will be held July 2 4 in Vinton. Contact Bernie Friedl or Mike Hessenius for details. Entry is $70 with two restricted flight balls.
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Vinton
Friedl
Bernie Friedl
Mike Hessenius
Open road race crowns two Cedar Rapids runners
Manchester race results show Cedar Rapids athletes taking titles. John Armon won the open 2-mile in 9 minutes 59 seconds, while Daniel Olson captured the girls 15-under 10K in 47 minutes 30 seconds and Tim Olson finished second in the 2-mile.
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Manchester
Cedar Rapids
John Armon
Daniel Olson
Tim Olson
ISU Announces 1983 Home Football Ticket Sale
ISU says six of seven 1983 home games go on sale Friday with reserved seats. The Iowa game Sept. 10 has no public reserved sale. standing room only tickets by mail from July 19 with four tickets per order at 12 dollars plus 1 dollar handling. Other home games Colorado State New Mexico State Kansas Colorado Missouri Oklahoma State have reserved seats at the same price. Away game sales start Friday except Nebraska, which has no public sale.
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AMES
Iowa State University
Iowa
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Colorado State
New Mexico State
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Oklahoma State
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