Cubs Top Giants 6-2 Behind Schiraldi Durham Hit
Calvin Schiraldi pitched five scoreless innings allowing two hits as Leon Durham homered and drove in three for the Cubs in a 6-2 exhibition win over the San Francisco Giants. Durham’s first inning two run shot proved the difference, with Jody Davis also homering.
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Mount Mercy Beats West Virginia Wesleyan 6-2 In Baseball
Kevin Moser drove in two runs with a first inning single and Eric Stenberg added a run as Mount Mercy opened with a 6-2 win over West Virginia Wesleyan. Stenberg went 4-for-8 with three RBIs on the day. The Mustangs later lost 10-5 to DePauw and schedule a rematch with Wesleyan at 2 p.m. Iowa time.
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Soviet Wrestlers Down U S Team In Felt Forum Meet
Soviet squad won six of ten bouts at the Wrestling Summit in New York. Randy Lewis, 1984 Olympic champion and former Iowa star, defeated Khazer Isaev at 136.5 pounds. U S wins also came from Ken Cherton, Kirk Trost, and Bruce Baumgartner, while Brad Penrith and Rico Chiapparelli lost.
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Chiefs trade Blackledge to Steelers in four draft pick deal
Todd Blackledge the No. 1 pick leaves Kansas City for Pittsburgh. The Steelers send a fourth round choice to acquire the Penn State product who starred in 1983 and returned to the action in 1986 before losing the starting job. The move ends months of talks between the Chiefs and Steelers.
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Panel to explore opportunities for black coaches to advance
A panel during the Final Four weekend in Kansas City will address why black coaches and administrators face limited upward mobility. Rudy Washington, executive director of the Black Coaches Association, says qualified blacks are routinely denied opportunities. The panel includes Clarence Gaines, John B. McClendon Jr., Will Robinson, and Fred Snowden with Billy Packer moderating.
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