Baseball Major League Results From UPI Night Scores
National League results include New York 6 over Chicago 0 with Bonham taking the loss and Kingman homering for the Mets. Philadelphia 3 1 Montreal 7 with Valentine homering for Montreal. Pittsburgh 3 over St Louis 4 as Denny wins? St Louis’s Simmons homers. Houston 8 over Atlanta 7 with Johnson homering for Houston. Cincinnati 4 over San Diego 1. Los Angeles 7 over San Francisco 6. American League features Boston split doubleheader with Cleveland 4 1 and 10 12 for Boston losses. Boston 9 2 Cleveland 10 in second game. Baltimore 6 over Texas 1. Toronto 2 over Chicago 4. Detroit 5 over Kansas City 6. New York 0 over Milwaukee 0 in scoreless games. Oakland 8 over Minnesota 2. Seattle 11 over California 9. Multiple home runs and pitcher lines noted.
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Ali Steals Spotlight as Boxing Show suspended
ABC-TV halted the U S Boxing Championships hours before air as an unnamed investigator probes alleged Ring magazine ranking rigging. Muhammad Ali entertained fans with two exhibitions while Don King promised a cleanup, with Larry Holmes and Stan Ward slated for the main event.
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Ziola sets Columbus High jump record at Fremont Invite
Steve Ziola powered a 22-1% long jump to break Columbus High School's record held since 1970 by 0.25 inches. He reached 22-9 and 22-10 on later attempts but scratched. Coach Ron Callan praised other strong showings including three 2:00 plus half-milers and a 22.1 in the 180 yard low hurdles prelims. Columbus faces Beatrice Tuesday at Platte College track with weight events at CHS.
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Regents delay action on stadium expansion
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents postponed a decision on Memorial Stadium expansion for one month. Contenders ranged from 8 000 to 20 000 extra seats, with costs from about 4 million to 8 million dollars. Regents also plan to seek a Big Eight surcharge authorization in May before finalizing plans.
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Seaver Ties NL One-Hitter Record As Palmer Shines
Tom Seaver tied the National League mark with his seventh one hitter, matching Grover Cleveland Alexander and two others. Jim Palmer pitched two straight shutouts with a 0.64 ERA while Bob Feller holds the MLB record with 12. The Columbus Discoverers meet the Beatrice Orangemen in a dual track meet featuring top shot putters Rod Carlson and Dave Porter.
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Trabert Fends Off Protesters During Davis Cup Match
U.S. team captain Tony Trabert battled protesters disrupting the U S South Africa Davis Cup in Newport Beach. Four women and six men rushed the sidelines. one man bowled Trabert, who struck back with his racquet. The United States won the match after two delayed games. Moore beat Tanner and Gottfried defeated Bertram. The U S advances to face Argentina April 29 to May 1 in Buenos Aires.
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Evert Wins Third Straight L'Eggs World Series Title
Chris Evert defeats Martina Navratilova 6-3 7-6 to defend her L'Eggs World Series crown in Tucson earning 50 000 dollars. Navratilova receives 25 000 while Sue Barker's tendinitis ends consolation match granting Virginia Wade 15 000 and Barker 10 000 in third place.
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Flyers edge Maple Leafs in marathon OT to tie series
Bernie Parent kissed Reggie Leach's stick before sudden death and Leach scored from 40 feet at 19 10 to lift the Flyers in overtime and even the Stanley Cup quarter final at two games apiece. Lanny McDonald scored four for Toronto as the Maple Leafs led 5 2 late in regulation.
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