Exhibition Linescores Span Multiple Cities with Spring Games
Baseball exhibition linescores from Lakeland Orlando Tampa Miami and other sites show scores, HRs, and pitchers from Kansas City Boston New York Houston Philadelphia Milwaukee San Diego and more. Notable trades signings include Orioles Singleton five year deal Yankees Lyle three year contracts and Mets etc.
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Baltimore Orioles
Ken Singleton
Terry Crowley
Boston Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Detroit Tigers
Bruce Taylor
Jerry Manuel
Marvin Lane
NEW York Yankees
Sparky Lyle
Roynite
Sergio Ferrer
Philhcams Phillies
Kerry Dineen
Oakland A's
Claudell
Exhi
Pet. Battim
Milwaukee
Kansas City Sh
Boston
California
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Toronto
Seottie
New York
Chicago
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Houston
Cincinnati
Montreal
San Francisco
Atlanta
St. Louis
Preaoen
Nhicago
Philadelphia
Pinsburgh
Snaihens City
Detoit
Syngage
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Gincinnan
New
N.Y. Knicks
Buffalo
N.Y. Nets
Washington
San Antonio
New Orleans
Enver
Troit
Kansas City
Indiana
Portland
Golden State
Seattle
Wesday
New Nets
Washion
In Antonio
New York Knicks
Phoenix
Denver
North Carolina
Marquette
Reb. O'Koren
Indians
Chicago Cubs
Garland
Wayne Simpson
California Angels
San Diego Padres
Darrell Porter
Kansas City Royals
Bob Boone
Ollie Brown
Jerry Martin
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Keith Hernandez
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Mike Marshall
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
Brian Asselstine
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
John Hale
Don Money
Milwaukee Brewers
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Sam Mejias
Montreal Expos
Toronto Blue Jays
Craig Reynolds
Seattle Mariners
Arizona State University
Yankees
Roy White
Orioles
Calvary Scores Sweep Across Cities in Mixed Games
A fragmented score roundup shows Calgary defeating Cincinnati while Phoenix beats Indian Quebec. Other results include Houston and Birmingham with wins and losses, reflecting a broad sweep across several teams and venues.
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New England
Houston
Birmingham
Quebec
Cincinnati
Calgary
Phoenix
Unseeded Cedar Rapids pair capture 35 over men’s doubles title
Norm Barnes and Denny Ellertson, both former Iowa players, win the Cedar Rapids Racquet Club 35-over men’s doubles title by defeating Dale Bertrand and Bill Waite 6-3 7-6 after upsetting the No 1 seed Roger Robinson and Joe Vinzant Waterloo.
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Cedar Rapids
Bryans 150 and Gwyn Staley 400 race results shown
Phoenix race results list Jim Clark en route to victory in the Jimmy Bryan 150 at Phoenix International Raceway with Rutherford leading McLaren and Foyt in a tight top field. North Wilkesboro finish reports Cale Yarborough winning the Gwyn Staley 400 in 2 hours 48 minutes 38 seconds at an average 88.95 mph with Petty Parsons and Baker among the top finishers.
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Jimmy Bryan
Indianapolis
Phoenix International Raceway
Johnny Rutherford
McLaren
A.J. Foyt
Coyote
Roger McCluskey
Lightning
Tom Bigelow
Eagle
Vern Schuppan
Wildcat
Danny Ongais
Parnelli
Mike Mosley
Dick Simon
Vollstedt
al Unser
Wally Dallenbach
Gary Bettenhausen
Gordon Johncock
Todd Gibson
Spike Gehihausen
Cliff Hucul
Tom Sneva
Bobby Unser
Salt Walther
Bill Vukovich
Pancho Carter
North Wilkesboro
Gwyn Staley
North Wilkesboro Speedway
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
D.C
Chevrolet
Richard Petty
Randlieman
N.C
Dodge
Franklin
Tenn
Richard Childress
Winston-Salem
James Hylton
Grammng
S.C
Chevolet
Buddy Arrington
Martinsville
Gary Myers
Walnut Cove
Dave Marcis
Skyland
Cecil Gordon
Mills River
Tommy Cale
Charlotte
Ford
Robin Schildknecht
Louisville
Fights Across Cities Highlight Rivera Heavycard
Boxers from Cincinnati to Seoul contested bouts in various weight classes. Roy Dale outpointed Monty Betham in middleweight action while Oh Young Ho defended his Orient lightweight title by stopping Fred Pastor in Seoul.
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Cincinnati
Roy Dale
Monty Betham
New Zealand
Frankie Williams, Jr
Fred Jones
Columbus
Ohio
San Antonio
Texas
David Love
San Diego
Bobby Watts
Philadelphia
Venzell Johnson
Indianapolis
Tony Greene
Miami
Leroy Jones
Denver
Dino Dennis
Attleboro
Mass
James Martinez
Dallas
Warren Matthews
New Orleans
Greg Coverson
Seattle
Jerry Kornele
Galena Park
Floyd Mayweather
Kalamazoo
Mich
Miguel Barreto
San Juan
P.R
Seoul
Korea
Oh Young-Ho
South Korea
Fred Pastor
Philippines
Orient
Bouton Shines in Return Attempt for Iowa Oaks
Former MLB pitcher Jim Bouton allowed one run and struck out four with five walks in three innings as the Iowa Oaks fell to Omaha 6 4 in 10 innings in the American Association exhibition opener. Bouton, 38, seeks a comeback after acting and sportscasting since 1969.
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Sarasota
Fla
Jim Bouton
Iowa Oaks
Omaha
Oaks
Bouton
Houston
Knight delivers walkoff win for Reds over Yankees in spring exhibition
In a sunlit split squad day the Reds edged the Yankees 4-3 as Ray Knight singled home the winning run in the 10th. Knight leads Cincinnati with 18 hits and a .450 average while Sparky Anderson notes the rookie’s hot bat.
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Florida
Arizona
Ray Knight
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Yankees
Sparky Anderson
Knight
San Francisco
Randy Elliott
Giants
San Diego Padres
Yankees
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Gullett
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Sommers
Boston
Columbus and Clinton win state high school bowling titles
Columbus Community captured the Class A boys crown while Clinton won the Class AA title in West Des Moines. In girls competition Winterset and Buffalo Center tied for Class A, and Muscatine took Class AA honors.
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West Des Moines
Iowa
Columbus
Clinton
Winterset
Buffalo Center
Muscatine
ISU baseball sweeps with 8-1 wins over Missouri Western and Kansas State
Iowa State defeated Missouri Western and Kansas State by 8-1 scores to raise its spring record to 4-9. Kevin Schultz pitched a three hit game against Missouri Western, while Gary Lees limited Kansas State to five hits in the second game.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
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Kansas State
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Gary Lees
George Beats Ladd in Memorial Coliseum Pro Wrestling
George won the main event after Ernie Ladd was disqualified at Memorial Coliseum on Sunday night. Ted De Biase defeated Bob Brown in the semifinal. Akio Sato and Bobby Jaggers drew in a special match. Ronnie Etchison defeated Benny Ramirez in the opening bout.
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Mike George
Ernie “the
Cat” Ladd
Memorial Coliseum
Ted de Biase
Bob Brown
Akio Sato
Bobby Jaggers
Ronnie Etchison
Benny Ramirez
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