Baseball scores and standings from May 28 1982 Fine Print
Daily scores and schedules across the National and American Leagues. It lists top players with stolen bases and pitching records, upcoming games including Los Angeles at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Pittsburgh, and notes two playoff series results with game times and series leads.
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Los Angeles
Welch
Chicago
Martz
Cincinnati
Pastore
Montreal
Sanderson
San Francisco
Lasky
Pittsburgh
Candelaria
Houston
Ryan
New York
Jones
Atlanta
Niekro
Philadelphia
Ruthven
San Diego
Eichelberger
St Louis
Forsch
St. Louis
Cot
Francisco
Major Open TO WIGHTS GAMES Tri-Rivers Scores Thursday
Open tournament results across multiple leagues with Linn-Mar, LaSalle, Prairie, Kennedy, Jefferson, Washington, Marion, Regis and Center Point star players. Highlights include Andy Seichert three doubles and three RBI for Center Point and Kent Allison three hits with a home run and three RBIs for Springville in early season Tri Rivers play.
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METRO
Linn-Mar
LaSalle
Prairie
Kennedy
Jefferson
Washington
Marion
Regis
Center Point
North Linn
Andy Seichert
Andy Wooldridge
Tri-Rivers
Kent Allison
RBI
Springville
Jeff Plate
Alburnet
State boys meet and tournaments listed at multiple sites
A compact sports rundown lists events for the state boys meet at Des Moines and golf, girls meet, metro tournament at Veterans Memorial Stadium with 1 a.m. games, Regis vs Dowling in a Dowling tournament, Reds at Appleton, and college NCAA results across EAST SOUTH MIDWEST and WEST regional venues with scores from Old Dominion Citadel South Carolina West Virginia Minnesota Oklahoma State Stanford and others.
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Des Moines
Metro
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Jeff
Regis
Dowling
Storm shuts out Collins in Major Open action at Ellis Park
Gazette sports report by Darrell Davis notes Gene Turner’s Storm win 6-0 over Collins in league play. Greg Harris had three hits and three RBI, while Jerry Crowley debuted with a two-run single. Collins split games, Gary Hutchins earned a 3-hitter for a 2-2 with 12 strikeouts for the night. Modern Piping and ADM Corn Sweeteners meet next at 8:15.
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Storm
Collins
East
Gi Crowley
Busch Rt
Boston
Church
Pisarik
Detroit
Andrew
Wegmannss
New York
Harris Ss
Soalfeld
Dunkardh
Milwaukee
Wilson Cf
Ernstib
Baltimore
Meyer
Stevenson Cf
Cleveland
Orton Rf
Mchcek
Toronto
Burkett
O'Briene
West
Davis
Ernst If
Chicago
California
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the Storm
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Collins Radio
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E — Wegmann
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Pabst
Gregor
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Hough
Woechtere
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Rice
Bochte
Larson
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Cowens
Steve Meinyk
Groydh
O'Brien
Bruce Fleisher
Jay Hoos
Maler
Tom Kite
uU—n Boggs
Serna
Dan Poh
John Cook
Imanc
Jcruz
Hale Irwin
Lou Graham
Hal Sutton
Mark Hayes
Jim Colbert
Tom Jenkins
Ube
Lansford
Stapleton
Fred Coupless
Bob Eastwood
Nichols
Sweet
Gray
T. Scott Simpson
Cruz
Gil Morgan
Bill Rogers
VondeBerg
Calvin Peete
Torrez
Nelson Arnold Palmer
Gedman
Lanny Wadkins
Ween
Seve Ballesteros
Scott Hoch
Don Pooley
Molitor
Downingif
Ron Streck
Howell
Corew
Bob Gilder
Bob Murphy
Cooper
Reicksarf
Jodie Mudd Vu
Mark McNulty
Baylor
Denis Watson
Corning
E—Yount
Gantner
Cmoore
Mil
Hr—Molitor
Downing Nancy Lopez
S—Gantner
Patty Sheehan
Ip Rebebso
Kathy Young
Sondra Spuzich
Ou Vukovich
Donna H. White
Easterly
Kathy Hite
Fingers
Deanie Wood
U—N Forsh
Vicki Fergon
Sondra Haynie
Hossler
Cathy Sherkoe Corbett
Kathy Martin
Vuckovich
Boone
Jerilyn Britz
Shelley Hamliney
Jan Stephenson
Barbara Maxness
B. Davis-Cooper
N Bumbry
Cindy Hill
Dover
Wright Ct
Lynn Adams
Bass
Janet Alex
Ford Rf
Grubb
Gail Hirata
Ayala If
Sundberg
Judy Rankin
Cathy Morse
Swastn If
Johnson
Dianne Dailey
Sokotass
Kathy McMullen
Sydney Cunningham
Mary Dwyer
Mr. Smith
E—Richard
Beth Daniel
Nancy Rubin
Ata
Singleton
Ford
Murray
Sondra Palmer
Hr— Murray
Iph Rerbbso
Itimore Stewart
Exas Tanana
Schmidt
Comer
Sakata
Dempsey
Thompson
Jones
Guerrero
Moreland
Chi
Wilson
L.smith
Baker
Dowson
Knight
Hou
Durham
Ohio
Tex
Randolph
Phil Wilkinson
Steve Andrew
Jerry Crowley
Crowley
Dick Church
Gary Hutchins
Tom Busch
Gordie Pisarik
Barry Ernst
Cal Ernst
Ernst
Jefferson, Prairie win opening round in girls softball
In Jefferson High School round one action Cedar Rapids Jefferson beat Marion 10 0 Prairie edged Iowa City High 4 3 Clear Creek defeated Washington 3 1 and Vinton edged Williamsburg 1 0 Tracy Langhurst earned the J Hawks win with a one hitter and 10 strikeouts. Jeff and Prairie advance to semifinals with semifinals set for 7 30 and 9 p.m. respectively.
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Jeff
Larry Niemeyer
Tracy
J-Hawks
Washington
Angie Kahler
Lisa Langenberg
Clear Creek
Bridgette Ball
Lori Langenberg
Ball
Cathy Dale
Warriors
Gail Maddox
Micky Edwards
Vinton
Williamsburg
Alesia Rideneur
Darcy Crown
Lori Dake
Renee Wolf
Rideneur
Marta Floyd
Prairie
Marion
City High
Coe's Meyer Qualifies for DIII Triple Jump Final
Coe athlete Chuck Meyer of North High West Union qualified for the NCAA Division III triple jump final in Naperville with a 14.53 meter leap. He boasts a Midwest Conference title mark of 48 feet 10 and 1/4 inches. Finals are set for Saturday.
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Naperville
Ill
Chuck Meyer
Coe
Meyer
North High
West Union
Payne named to 12 man U S basketball squad for Switzerland
Colorado Springs Colorado UPI reports Iowa forward Michael Payne was selected to a 12 man U S team for an international tournament in Switzerland next month. Team USA features top college and amateur players from across the nation as they prepare for the event.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Kennedy Triumphs In Close Prep Softball Win
Cedar Rapids Kennedy rallied for seven runs in the seventh inning to beat Norway 3 2 on Thursday. Linda Smith pitched a three hitter for the Cougars in a tightly contested prep softball matchup.
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Norway
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Linda Smith
Cougars
Mariners stay hot with fifth straight win over Red Sox
United Press International reports the Seattle Mariners powered to a 10-6 victory over Boston, with Gary Gray launching a three run homer and Rick Sweet and Todd Cruz adding solo shots. Gene Nelson improved to 3-6 as Seattle’s long ball carried the win.
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United Press International
Seattle Mariners
Gary Gray
Rick Sweet
Todd Cruz
Mariners
Boston Red Sox
Gene Nelson
Milwaukee
California
Baltimore
Texas
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Prairie Girls Triumph
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Linda Bruce
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Homan
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