Standings Highlight Tonight's Baseball Schedule
Tonight's schedule lists seven games across the majors with Boston at Cleveland and Baltimore at New York among 6:35 to 9:35 p.m. CDT starts. Wednesday's slate adds matchups including Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Pittsburgh with several n outs for national broadcasts. Appleton defeats Madison 6-3 to win the Midwest League Championship 2-1.
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Perry
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Sutton
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Burns
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Kansas City
Seattle
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Ripley
Zachry
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Sarmiento
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Camp
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Wright
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Harris
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Hrbek
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TV Slate Today Highlights Major Sports Lineup
Evening schedule lists baseball games Dodgers versus Reds or Orioles versus Yankees at 7 p.m. Then NBC at 7 10 p.m. features a U S Open tennis highlight package airing on WHBF WKBT and KCCI.
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Baseball
Dodgers
NASCAR Southern 500 at Darlington results list
Auto racing at Darlington South Carolina shows 367 laps at 115.224 mph for Cole Yarborough in a Buick, with Petty 47 laps and Earnhardt 347 in Ford, plus Elliott 367 and Baker 144. Other placings include Marcis, and Vinton Speedway results with Cornelius taking feature wins and multiple heat and sprint results from nearby tracks.
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Richard Petty
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Bill Elliott
Buddy Baker
Dave Marcis
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Cedar Falls
Terry Thorson
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Bob Fullerton
Charles City
Fullerton
Thorson
David Hesmer
Marshalltown
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Darlington International Raceway
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Dale Earnhardt
Pro Golf Transactions Monday
A stream of roster moves includes Gary Redus and Mike O Berry recalled to the Reds organization from Indianapolis in the American Association. Also announced promotions and inactives across multiple NFL teams with injuries and IR designations.
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Cincinnati
Gary Redus
Mike O'Berry
Indianapolis
American Associa
Sports slate with multiple games across venues
Jefferson at Kennedy 7 p.m. and Washington at Jefferson girls 7 p.m. Kennedy at Williamsburg girls 4 p.m. Kennedy at Jefferson volleyball 6 15 p.m. Regis at LaSalle football 7 30 p.m. Kennedy hosts C R Invitational at Noelridge 4 15 p.m. Kennedy at Washington volleyball 6 p.m. J C West of Jefferson volleyball 6 15 p.m.
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Williamsburg
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LaSalle
C.R. Invit
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Open Class horseshoe results and Minnesota Texas game
Ellis Park results list winners in multiple classes led by Vandergriff and Foley. In baseball, Minnesota beats Texas 4 0 with Hrbek and Brunansky homering, Goetti and Dent key for 2B and RBI. Strong offense late in the contest carries the win.
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Bill Vandergriff
Fairfield
Wilbur Fossake
Denver
Dick Foley
C.R
Maniel Mayer
Manchester
Ray Foley
Ray Kemper
Arlington
Leo Lamperk
Ed Marx
Art Berkenpas
Lisbon
Bill Horder
Ken Sprostan
Mount Vernon
Arios Fischer
Cedar Falls
Sam Arnell
Betty McGergor
West Branch
Chris Fischer
An Falls
Steve Fischer
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Mitchel
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Texas
NFL Team Roster Moves Listed For Injuries And Cuts
Multiple NFL teams announce personnel changes with players placed on injured reserve did not report or released and waived. Names include Brad Robbie Johnson Dwight Sullivan Brian Carpenter Jim Elliopulos Scott Mc Lean Glenn Hyde Ira Matthews Chet Parlavecchio Toni Fritsch Ronnie Coleman Lewis Gilbert Jaude Mathews Delbert oun Nick Eyre Luther , Ken Burrough Andy Dorris Dino Mangiero Roy coley Frank Corral Kerry Locklin Miles McPherson Jiro Enaranda Bill Bechtold Vern Den Herder Woody Bennett Don Johnson Ed Taylor Don Bessillier Bob Nelson Tate Randle Bob Gruber Bill McKinnely Rex Robinson and Ed Weaver among others.
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Ight
Dwight Sullivan
Brian Carpenter
Jim Elliopulos
Scott McLean
Detroit
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Jeff Komilo
Bill Yancy
Bill Bates
Greg Jones
Ricky Patton
Terry Tautolo
Steve Houston
Jose Kimball
J. Hayes
Billy Sims
Denver
Glenn Hyde
Baltimore
Ira Matthews
Larry Pfohi
Chet Parlavecchio
Houston
Toni Fritsch
Ronnie Coleman
Lewis Gilbert
Jaude Mathews
Delbert Oun
Nick Eyre
Luther
Ed Pryts
Ken Burrough
Andy Dorris
Kansas City
Stewart Anderson
Durwood Roquemore
Robert Blakley
Bill
Jon Hoke
David Martin
al Stienfeld
Dino Mangiero
Los Angeles Raiders
Mark van Eeghen
Randy McClenahan
Ed Jackson
Morris Bradshaw
Cle
Jerry Wilkenson
Jeff Pick
Gene Upshaw
Willie Jones
Stan Adams
Los Angeles Rams
Roy Coley
Frank Corral
Kerry Locklin
Miles McPherson
John Misko
Jiro Enaranda
Bill Bechtold
Miami
Vern den Herder
Woody Bennett
Don Johnson
Ken Poole
Elmer Bolley
Ed Taylor
Don Bessillier
Bob Nelson
Tate Randle
Bob Gruber
Bill McKinnely
Rex Robinson
Ed Weaver
Minnesota
Barry Bennett
Jeffrey Boyd
Wayne Schiechter
Mitch Berg
Amory Bodin
New England
John Smith
Ken Collins
Mike Kerrigan
New Orleans
James Taylor
Sam Adams
Freddt
Mike Spivey
Jerry Boyorsky
Joe Wells
Jack Holmes
Hokie Golan
Don Talley
Chuck Evans
Bobby Scott
Cedar Rapids Jefferson Faces Roster Omission in Prep Preview
The Gazette's Prep Football Preview omits junior linebacker Bob Henry from the Cedar Rapids Jefferson roster. Henry, a 6 foot 197 pound J-Hawk, remains listed as a team player though not shown on the roster page.
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Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Gazette
Henry
J-Hawk
Cedar Rapids Ski Pair Qualify for 1983 Regionals
Water Ski qualifiers Bill and Debbie Lewis of Cedar Rapids earned berths for the 1983 Open Water Ski Regionals after strong showings at the Omaha Open in Omaha Nebraska last weekend. Bill jumped 137 feet to win the Men's Class I Jump and Debbie scored 790 points to place second in both jump and slalom and qualify in tricks. Bob Lewis of Cedar Rapids also placed first in the boys trick division.
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Debbie Lewis
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Neb
Debbie
Bob Lewis
Chapman Joins 1980 Olympic Greco-Roman Team Veteran Profile
Chapman from page 10 won national titles and was part of the 1980 Olympic Greco-Roman squad at 198 pounds. Johnson would bolster the Banachs Ed and Lou and Pete Bush in the practice room, offering a tougher challenge. Bush will miss months recovering from a broken arm. Gable plans to announce a new assistant. Yagla leaves Crossroads Ford in Waterloo to wrestle toward the 1984 Olympic team.
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Lou
Pete Bush
United States
Bush
Ed Banach
Gable
Yagla
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Ford
Waterloo
Pipers finish 2nd in regional fast-pitch play
In St. Joseph Missouri United Press International reported Pete Kulenkamp pitched a three-hitter as the St. Louis Budweiser Kings beat Modern Piping of Cedar Rapids 2 to 1 to win the Mid-America Regional Men's Fast-pitch Softball tournament. The Kings went 6-0 in the four day event earning a berth to the national tournament in Midland Michigan September 10 to 18. Larry Moffett drove in both runs with a third inning homer off Gregg Bosch to provide the decisive support.
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St. Louis Budweiser Kings
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All-American Futurity drama as Mr Master Bug prevails
Mr Master Bug captured the world’s richest horse race at Ruidoso Downs New Mexico in a driving finish over Miss Squaw Hand. The $2.53 million event paid $4.20 4.80 and 3.60 on a fast track with the winner taking a narrow half length margin.
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N.M
UPI
Mr Master Bug
Miss Squaw Hand
Master Bug
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