Mariners edge Cubs as Ward leads Twins spring rout
In Tempe Dave Edler started the Mariners on a 4-2 win over the Cubs with a first inning homer, Bud Bullling added an insurance leadoff shot in the eighth, while Greg Stimac Alvis Woods and Ron Cey scored for Chicago. Ward hit a grand slam for the Twins in Orlando, lifting them past Detroit 9-5 behind Hrbek Gaetti and Eisenreich.
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Aaron for commissioner
Hank Aaron, all time home run king and Braves vice president, says he will ask owners to name him baseball's next commissioner as Bowie Kuhn's term ends. Giants owner Bob Lurie questions his administrative experience but admires his character and understanding of the game.
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Cy-Lent Steve Carlton ready for Hall of Fame nod
Steve Carlton, 38, dominates the 1983 season with a Hall of Fame resume including 285 wins and 3434 strikeouts. His blend of a fierce slider and stellar conditioning fuels continued success as scouts hail him as among the era's best.
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Ageless Tommy John vows four-year Angels path
Tommy John says he has four years left on his contract with the Angels and aims to stay effective after reconstructive elbow surgery. He recalls a career 237-171 with a 3.05 ERA, notes his comeback years, and cites the 1981 Dodgers shutout record while remaining confident in his upcoming seasons.
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Navratilova Wins as King Ups Jaeger in Virginia Slims
Martina Navratilova survived a first set scare to defeat Hana Mandlikova 4-6 6-1 6-0 and Billie Jean King upset Andrea Jaeger 5-7 6-2 2-0 at the Virginia Slims Championships in New York. Sylvia Hanika defeated Tracy Austin 6-4 7-5 to reach the semifinals, with Chris Evert Lloyd also advancing by beating Bettina Bunge 6-1 7-5. The 16 player field will conclude Sunday with an $80,000 prize for the winner.
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Hawkeyes Face Villanova as Fast Break Defense Tested
Villanova, 23 7, ranked 13 AP 11 UPI, relies on speed and guards Pinckney Pinone Pressley Granger to challenge Iowa. Iowa, 21 9, counters with Stokes Payne Hansen Gannon Carfino and a steady starting five. Massimino notes Pinckney must deliver a strong game, while Olson downplays changes in Villanova defense as Iowa aims to exploit openings.
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Hawks and Wildcats Players Dominate Page Ten Matchups
The Hawks rely on aggressive guards who pressure passing lanes and cap turnovers, while Granger leads the Wildcats with 13.3 points and 5.7 assists per game. The Wildcats boast a career assist leader with 41 steals and a 53.1 percent shooting rate.
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Iowa Bench Depth Faces Villanova Guards In Key Matchup
Top reserves Andre Banks and Craig Anderson for Iowa provide sturdy defense and limited scoring off the bench. Villanova’s Gary McLain and Mike Mulquin show stronger per game numbers with Mulquin at 6.3 PPG and McLain at 4.9 PPG, plus solid ballhandling and minutes.
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