Grumbling Orioles Pay Dispute and Debut of Reggie Jackson
Orioles players press for restored 20 percent pay cuts as Reggie Jackson negotiates after a four week holdout in a six player deal with Cleveland. Jackson debuted for Baltimore while unsigned veterans like Bobby Grich and Mike Flanagan await deals and protest compensation terms.
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Falcons Ready For Chicagoland Debut In 1976
The Cedar Rapids Falcons announce a ten game schedule with Saturday night games in the Chicagoland League. John Oertel says a coach is being sought with prior experience, with Ed Punt or Roger Schlegel eyed as possibilities. Practices will be at the Marion YMCA using old Indian Hills attire.
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Proof: C R Giants Show Improvement
The 1976 Cedar Rapids Giants sit 4-6 after 10 games, improving in batting to a 257 team average from 220 last year. Pitching is strong with a 2.74 ERA, 58 hits allowed in 79 innings, led by Yurek Burrins and Cato, while Barrios and Yurak drive offense and Sasser Barton Beyne Grimes anchor a solid infield and Grimes adds a .276.
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Buckner Delivers as Dodgers Rally Past Cardinals
Buckner, sidelined with a sprained left ankle, pinch hits to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3-1, part of Los Angeles nine game win streak and narrowing NL West gap with Cincinnati. Garvey homered for insurance. Buckner bunts the decisive in seventh. Other NL results include Montreal, San Diego, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Houston-New York split.
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Celtics Top Braves 104-100 to Win Series
Scott starred with 31 points as Boston defeated Buffalo 104-100 to win the best of seven series four games to two. Cowens added 16 rebounds while White scored 23 for the Celtics, who advance to face Cleveland in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
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Clapp Dominates In Cougars 3 0 Victory No Hitter
Kevin Clapp dazzled for the Cougars with a no hit bid and 12 strikeouts in a 3 0 win over Washington Saturday. Randy Schultz provided support with a three run homer as Kenedy’s baseball action produced mixed results.
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Welty Maidrite Major Open Opener Postponed
Opening Major Open softball season game between Welty Way and Eustalde Maldete postponed due to weather. Rescheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m. on the Elizadi diamond. Foster's Heating and Air Conditioning and Ted and Frank's debut Monday night at 9 p.m. with two newcomers facing each other.
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Bilts Triumph At Iowa AAU District Junior Olympics
In Iowa City Stacy Hanis and Angela Werden led a YMCA Bilts team sweep at the AAU District Junior Olympics track meet. Werden won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and a long jump in the 12 14 girls. Tiame took 100 and 220 dashes in the same age group. Boys events saw Mike Doyd win the 50 and 220, with Dan Goodson winning the long jump. Winners advance to the state meet at Eyther ville Mayo.
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Volleyball AGAR PIHALS UCLA Ta
Readable fragments describe a volleyball item involving UCLA and teams or players. The text mentions final scores and names but is garbled. Key entities include UCLA and Papparaine with a 164 11 like figure. The record summarizes an unclear match outcome and participants.
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