Martin Back as Tigers Manager After 24Hour Walkout
Billy Martin returned to manage the Detroit Tigers Saturday morning after a 24 hour walkout sparked by tensions with Willie Horton and a raised fine. General Manager Jim Campbell called the incident a lost day and said Martin is eager to resume normal duties as the team prepares for the AL opener. In other scores, Bryant of San Francisco pitched a one hitter in a 6 0 win over Milwaukee as Pirates rout Cardinals 11 1 and Reds edge Braves 3 1.
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Kennedy, Raytown Reach AAU Women Final in Gallup
top seeds Kennedy of Nebraska dominates Parsons 58 50 to reach the final while Raytown Piperettes defeat Allentown 72 55. semifinal results set Kennedy to face Raytown for the national title with Allentown and Parsons playing for third place.
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Miller's Scores Playoff Victory
Miller's Auto defeated Pizza Hut 106 88 and Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods beat Atherton Insurance 109 78 in Friday morning playoffs. Miller's meets Atherton Monday at 10 am. winner faces C R Sporting Goods Wednesday at 10.
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Grace Brethren Wins B Volleyball Title
Grace Brethren defeated St. Andrew 15-3 15-2 in a playoff for the class B Church league volleyball title.
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Casper Leads Greensboro Open With 64 In Round Two
Billy Casper shot a four under par 64 to surge to the 36 hole lead at the Greater Greensboro Open with a 131 total. Lee Elder and Sam Snead each posted 67 and 66 respectively as eight players remained within three strokes of Casper heading into the final two rounds.
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Bulls fall to Lakers in playoff opener amid officiating controversy
Chicago coach Dick Motta and players blasted calls after a 107-104 overtime loss to Los Angeles. Three Bulls fouled out on six, with Bob Weiss and Bob Love leading in scoring. West and Goodrich spark Lakers as Chicago misses key free throws and tightens series ahead of Sunday rematch.
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Maidrite Returns to Goldball Defense in 99 64 Win
Maidrite opened its Goldball title defense with a 99 64 victory over Sheridan Insurance in Clinton at the Central Branch YMCA. First round games had Anderson Co Davenport 83 All Sports Coralville 80 and Lux Club Dubuque 77 Stanwood 75, with Maidrite led by Virgil Erickson's 23 points.
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Krejci Wins Twice But UNI Drops First Dual
Northern Iowa lost 5-4 to Belhaven in Jackson Mississippi as Belhaven won two of three doubles matches. Randy Krejci dominated singles 6-0 6-0 and contributed to UNI's only doubles win. Singles results featured several close bouts and the Panthers’ Steve McKinstry earned his seventh straight win to move to 5-1-1.
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Foreman Watches As Horses Burn at Hialeah Fire
Miami AP reports stable foreman Brian Smith describing a midnight blaze at Hialeah Race Track barn that killed 35 thoroughbred horses. He recalled stalls as their home and said rescuers could not approach due to heat while officials investigated a possible spontaneous combustion in a feed and hay storage area.
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Fight Results From AP Halifax Card Highlight Bouts
Halifax Nova Scotia saw Tony Bertles of Scranton tied up with Dave Downer in a contentious bout that angered Downer. In Anaheim Bobby Chacon from Los Angeles outpointed Frankie Crawford in a 10 round lightweight clash.
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Cards trim Folkers and four others to reach roster limit
The St. Louis Cardinals cut five players from their active roster, including pitcher Rich Folkers and catchers Gene Dusan and Marc Hill, plus pitchers Don Durham and Ray Bare, transferring them to the minor league complex. Wade Blasingame was acquired from the Yankees and will join the Cardinal farm system in Tulsa.
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Suns Hire MacLeod To Coach Suns For Three Years
John MacLeod, 35, initially declined an NBA offer from the Phoenix Suns but accepted a three year contract after a late night call to general manager Jerry Colangelo. The deal reportedly pays $40,000 per year.
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Big Eight baseball season opener delayed by weather
Iowa State and other Big Eight teams faced postponed inaugural action as conditions stopped Friday games. Three game sets were planned for the weekend with Missouri at Oklahoma, Kansas at Oklahoma State, Iowa State at Nebraska, and Kansas State at Colorado.
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Line Scores Pro Baseball Exhibitions Friday Games
Major exhibitions show Texas over Baltimore 8 to 4 and Kansas City 4 over Minnesota 1. Cincinnati 3 beat Atlanta 7 while Pittsburgh 11 outscored Louis. Detroit 9 defeated Philadelphia 5. San Diego 2 beat Cleveland 0. San Francisco 6 defeated Milwaukee 0. Oakland 4 toppled Chicago N 3. Boston edged Chicago A 4 to 2. California 5 beat Los Angeles 4.
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Bates Back Raiders In Continental League
Cedar Rapids Rapid Raiders announce entry into the Continental football league for 1973 with Frank Bates as head coach and general manager. Jim Barber becomes business manager and Tait Cummins publicity director. Season opens Aug. 4 at Memorial Park versus Fort Wayne.
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