Sutton Dominates Seven Inning Win Over Yankees
Don Sutton became the first Dodgers pitcher to work seven innings this spring in a 5-0 exhibition victory over the New York Yankees. He scattered five hits, fanned three and walked one, earning praise as his best spring since 1966. Dusty Baker and Steve Garvey drove in all five Dodger runs.
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Baseball Spring Training Inning Highlights From Several Clubs
In the second inning Digger and his son connected as Garvey hit a three run homer in the third off Gil Patterson. St Louis scored five in the first with seven hits including Ken Reitz two run double, then routed Rick Wise. Willie Stargell and Bill Robinson homered as the Pirates beat the Tigers. Bert Blyleven allowed five hits in seven innings. Rennie Stennett and Dave Parker added run scoring triples for Pittsburgh. Larry Hisle delivered a two run single and later the winning run with a double as the Brewers snapped a four game slide. The A s plated three in the fourth off Gary Beare. Toby Harrah Bobby Thompson and John Lowenstein each drove in four as the Rangers combined for 19 hits in a spring win over the Royals. Bob Reece hit a game winner for Chicago with a ninth inning single off Tom Dixon. Bobby Molinero threw out the tying run at the plate on Roy Howell’s dash home in the ninth. Johnnie LeMaster’s 11th inning triple produced the decisive run as the Giants beat the Mariners to move to 10-5 versus 8-8. Lyman Bostock Bobby Grich Joe Rudi Don Baylor and Tony Solaita each had two hits as the Angels blistered three Chicago pitchers for 16 hits.
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Semifinal pairings shape NCAA final four field
Kentucky faces Arkansas while Notre Dame plays Duke in the NCAA semifinals at the Checkerdome. Arkansas relies on speed led by Delph and Brewer as Kentucky counters with Macy and Robey Phillips. Duke and Notre Dame, led by Spanarkel, bring contrasting styles as the tournament resumes.
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Cedar Rapids Comets Open Eastern Iowa Soccer League Play
The Cedar Rapids Comets will host Moline Mexicana at Kingston Stadium on April 9 at 2 p.m. Practices start March 28 at 5 30 p.m. on Kingston pitch with Tuesday and Thursday sessions. Contacts for tryouts include Al Mc Murrin J Krabbenhoff and Mike Steitzer.
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Early Bird 16 inch slo pitch tourney set for April dates
A double elimination Early Bird softball event runs April 15 and 16 with at site to be announced. Entry is 40 dollars plus two new balls. For details call 377-7164.
Fryman blasts Reds defense after leaving for Cubs
Woody Fryman, who quit the Reds for his Kentucky farm, criticizes Cincinnati's defense as the main reason for the team failing to win a divisional title. He cites bad treatment of his family, poor seats, and dismisses star egos as a factor while recalling his midseason trade to Chicago for Bill Bonham.
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Working Women Value Newspaper Ads for Purchases
Working women regard newspaper advertising as the most useful and time-saving source for deciding what to buy and where to buy it. The finding highlights ads as a key shopper aid amid daily decisions and routines.
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