Schmidt keeps homer spree in Phillies 3-0 win over Pirates
Schmidt hit his tenth homer in four games as the Phillies shut out the Pirates 3-0. Luzinski drove in a run and Boone added a sacrifice fly. Underwood and McGraw combined for seven hits allowed. Elsewhere, Reds beat Padres 5-4 and Cardinals 7 Mets 4, Dodgers 1 Astros 0 in 16 innings.
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Tug McGraw
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Dave Wehrmeister
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New
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Ted Simmons
Cardinal
Braves
Giants
Dick Ruthven
Andy Messersmith
Ruthven
Phillie
White Sox
Messersmith
Astros
Dodgers
Jose Cruz
Larry Milbourne
Milbourne
Cruz
Mike Barlow
Chambliss Stars as Yankees Top Sox 10 7 on Wed
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 10 to 7 as Chambliss and Rivers each drove in three runs in a 17 hit attack. Willie Randolph had four RBIs and Thurman Munson plus Ivers contributed in the win.
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Hambliss
New York
Ve Hamilton
Yankees
Sting
Duncan Recreational Club selects officers and committees
Duncan Recreational Club names Ken Cholz president Oppliger vice president Kirley Torson secretary Richard Gonka treasurer. Membership drive committee is Mrs. Dick Hegi chairman, Mrs. Bill Lehr, and Jerry Maintenance. Collision stand committee will be elected at the next meeting May 2.
Wesleyan Edges Dana in Twinbill 2-1 and 5-4
Nebraska Wesleyan defeated Dana 2-1 in the first game and 5-4 in the second. Svehla hit a two run homer for Wesleyan in the opener. Blake and Andrews homered for Wesleyan and Dana respectively in the nightcap as Wesleyan rallied from an early Dana lead. Wesleyan improves to 16-10, Dana drops in the standings.
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Neb
UPI
Nebraska Wesleyan
Dana
John Svehla
Wesleyan
Bob Blake
Byron Stallworth
Bob Andrews
Claridge to Enter Nebraska Football Hall of Fame
Dennis Claridge former Nebr. quarterback 1961 63 will be the 34th Hall of Fame member at the annual May 14 banquet. Joining inductees are Cliff Squires and the late Fred Shirey with special merit awards to Jim Ross Ralph Beechner and Maurice Skip Pahrang Woody Hayes to speak at the event.
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UPI
Dennis Claridge
Nebraska
Nebraska Football Hall of Fame
Claridge
Bob Devaney
Wyoming
Lincoln
Cliff Squires
Nebraska Wesleyan
Fred Shirey
Doubles Sweep Tops Fremont in Columbus High Tennis Duel
Columbus High girls beat Fremont 5-4 at Pawnee Park as three doubles wins offset six singles losses. Kathy Davy and Diane Tredway won 8-4 over Diane Jackson and Windy Callihan, while Nelson-Koerwitz and Cattanl-Carsey-Whitefield also claimed doubles victories. Fremont’s singles picks were T Jackson over Ernst Bateman over McDowell Callihan over Nelson and May over Koerwitz. Columbus hosts Norfolk April 23 at 4 p.m.
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Fremont
Pawnee Park Courts
Dorothy Courtier
Fremonters
Kathy Davy
Diane Tredway
Diane Jackson
Windy Callihan
Joan Nelson
Jana Koerwitz
Tammy Jackson
Donetta Bateman
Sherrie Nelson
Lynnette Cattanl
Vicki Carsey-Whitefield
Nelson
Carsey
Cattanl
D. Jackson
T. Jackson
Connie Ernst
Bateman
Anne McDowell
Callihan
Lori May
Koerwitz
Columbus
Norfolk
Pawnee Park
Southpaw mainstay leads Kansas State pitching staff
Dave Tuttle, a Baldwin Missouri native, has blossomed into Kansas State's top pitcher after a broken foot kept him out of 1975. He has seven wins without a loss, a 1.94 ERA, and 82 strikeouts in 51 innings as K State heads to the Big Eight tournament in Oklahoma City May 7-11. He credits improved curveball control and focuses on avoiding one costly bad inning.
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Tracy Ringols
UPI
Manhattan, Kan
Dave Tuttle
Kansas State
Baldwin
Tuttle
Wildcats
Oklahoma City
Mike Murphy
St. Louis
Dan Ingram
Illinois
Missouri
Florissant Valley Junior College
Bowling League Scores and Player Totals at Boulevard Lanes
Bowling results list several leagues with top scores and players. Notable figures include Vickie Brandenberg 182 and Joe Swierczek 203 plus Joe Schvele 209 in the Other group, and Stan Gottschall 205 in Last Chance.
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Jean Brose
Keglers
Dizzy Dames
Vickie Brandenberg
Debbie Marcek
Ron Veal
Gen Knight
Karen Fisk
Bob Arnberger
John Jacobitz
Deanos Diner
Charlie Hook
Joe Swierczek
Rick George
Joe Schvele
Chuck Elliott
Bob Mostek
Duvane Ludwig
Cliff Lagan
Larry Guenther
Craig Brestel
Ardean Stone
Dave Paprocki
Jerry
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