Cubs rout Phillies 10-2 behind Moreland homer and Trout
Keith Moreland key two run homer in fourth as Chicago builds five run inning. Steve Trout earns win with first major league hit, followed by Buckner and Durham scoring on timely hits. Phillies rally with two runs in second, but Cubs pull away and Trout lasts six innings before exit due to blister.
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Giants' Evans sparks eight run inning in win
Darrell Evans doubled to start a San Francisco flood of runs in the fourth, finishing with a homer and two RBIs as the Giants win their eighth of nine. Also notes include Nettles and Gamble homeres lifting the Yankees past Chicago, and Reggie Jackson's 2000th strikeout milestone in Anaheim.
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College football TV rights battle continues with court ruling
NCAA attorneys met after the 10th Circuit decision as the dispute over football television rights heads toward possible Supreme Court review. The ruling voided existing contracts with ABC CBS and Turner and barred future contracts but allowed reconsideration of the anti-NCAA order.
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Coe Welu claims pole vault title at Midwest Conference meet
Freshman Kevin Welu of Coe led the Kohawks to an early 36-18 edge over Chicago at Northfield after four events. Welu won the pole vault at 15-0 and earned NCAA Division III qualification while teammate Paul Wagner finished second in the event.
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Washington nets take 2A tennis crown amid indoor finish
Cedar Rapids Washington dominates the 2A district as Spencer Eells wins singles and J J Puk with Frank Foster capture doubles. Linn-Mar and Iowa City High also advance to the state meet in Des Moines May 27-28. Prairie district finals halted with two singles unfinished due to rain.
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Wadkins shoots 64 to grab Colonial lead at halfway
Bobby Wadkins fired a 6 under par 64 to move one stroke ahead in the Colonial National Invitation as he lauded his best tour round. Gary Hallberg and Rex Caldwell tied for second at 133 and 135 respectively as Nicklaus slumped with a 75 to fall further back.
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Slashes, Bias, and Backlash in Stanley Cup Openers
After the 2-0 opener, Glen Sather accuses Glenn Smith of a deliberate slash on Glenn Anderson. Gretzky calls the incident accidental while Al Arbour urges suspension. Media front pages mock Smith as "Public Enemy No. 1" and "Evil Eye." Sather vows to fight. O'Neill notes victimization. calls rise for rule changes on spearing and goaltender slashing to restore the Cup’s honor.
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