Baseball and College Notes From Pro and College Roster Moves
Transactions list players sent to minor league camps and leagues for reassignment across the majors. Kansas City Royals reassign pitchers Ben Grzybek Kent Cveidlik Renie Martin and others. Astros send Mendoza Padson Baldwin Fischlin Drumrigaht to Charlestown. Wiedenbauer to Columbus. Expos send Horn Fry Gates to Denver. Giants sign Kneppel to a three year deal. Hofstra announces head coach Roger Gaeckler resigns.
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Kansas City Royals
Ben Grzybek
Kent Cveidlik
Renie Martin
Jerma Barranca
Dave Cripe
Buddy Biancaiana
Houston Astros
Mike Mendoza
Gordon Padson
Reggie Baldwin
Mike Fischlin
Keith Drumrigaht
Charlestown
Tom Wiedenbauer
Columbus
Montreal Expos
Larry Horn
Jerry Fry
Eddie Gates
Denver
SAN Francisco Giants
Bob Knepper
Pro Hockey Schedule and Scores Brief
NHL notes feature Buffalo 4 over St Louis in Monday action. Tuesday matchups include Philadelphia at New York Rangers, Montreal at Atlanta, Pittsburgh at Minnesota, Chicago at Colorado, and Detroit at Vancouver.
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Philadelphia
New York Rangers
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Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Chicago
Colorado
Detroit
Vancouver
Exhibition Baseball At A Glance From Monday
The Associated Press reports results from exhibition games with Houston defeating Boston 3 0 and St Louis beating Cincinnati 11 4. Other scores include Atlanta 5 Montreal 2 New York (N) 7 Toronto Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 Kansas City 1 Pittsburgh 0 Chicago (A) 11 New York (A) 5 Cleveland 7 San Diego 6 in 10 innings Milwaukee 8 San Francisco 3 California 8 Oakland 5 Chicago (N) 5 Seattle A 3 Texas 2 Baltimore 1 Seattle B 11 Arizona State 3.
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Gerulaitis advances in Ramazzotti Cup despite tight set
In Milan second seed Vitas Gerulaitis outdueled Zeljko Franulovic 6-7 6-3 6-2 to reach the second round of the Ramazzotti Cup. Adriano Panatta also won in Milan by defeating Ismail El-Shafei 7-6 6-2 in first round action.
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Italy
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Zeljko Franulovic
Yugoslavia
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Ismail El-Shafei
Egypt
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Calif
Karen Susman
Stacy Margolin
Regina Marsikova
Diane Morrison
Barbara Hallquist
Marita Redondo
Diane Desfor
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Peanut Louie
Paula Smith
Kym Ruddell
Nancy Ornstein
Maria Fernandez
Dana Gilbert
Exhibition Split Highlights Pitchers Across Spring Games
Don Sutton pitched a two hitter for the Dodgers in a 2 0 win over the Twins in Florida. Guidry struggled with six walks and nine runs in 3 1 3 innings as the White Sox beat the Yankees 11 5. George Hendrick fueled the Cardinals with seven RBIs and a grand slam in an 11 4 win over the Reds.
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Ron Guidry
Sutton
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Guidry
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al Hrabosky
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Mike Jorgensen
Texas Rangers
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Don Stanhouse
Jerry Morales
Steve Kemp
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Phillies
Steve Ontiveros
Fisk Doubtful for Red Sox Opener in Boston
Veteran catcher Carlton Fisk, NL Rookie of the Year in 1972 and six time All-Star, is doubtful for Boston's 1979 opener against Cleveland after a serious elbow setback in a 3-0 exhibition loss to the Astros in Cocoa. Fisk battled a sore right elbow from last season and may miss the opener while doctors evaluate the injury.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Carlton Fisk
Red Sox
Cleveland
Boston
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Cocoa
Fisk
Houston
Jeff Leonard
Astros
Dennis Eckersley
Zimmy
Don Zimmer
Charlie Moss
Arthur Pappas
Moss
Eckersley
Optimist Mat Tourney Set For Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Day Break Optimist Club hosts a youth wrestling tournament on April 14 at Coe Moray Eby Fieldhouse for ages 10 to 16. Entry is 5 dollars with top three in each bracket earning medals. Contact Jim Harmer at 6517 Council St. NE 52402 or call 393 7015. ON THIS DATE in 1931 actor David Janssen was born.
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Cedar Rapids
Temple University football player shot dead in street fight
Charles Klumpp, 32, held on 125000 bail on murder and weapons charges in the killing of 22 year old Temple University football player Joseph Nedley during a Monday argument outside Princeton Lounge. Nedley, 6 foot 3 and 264 pounds, was shot multiple times. a .22 caliber revolver was recovered nearby.
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Torresdale
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Nedley
Princeton
John Singer
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