Red Sox extend home run surge in 7-0 win over Orioles
Boston tops Baltimore 7-0 to stretch lead over Yankees and Orioles as Tiant blanks Orioles for second time this season. George Scott and Rico Petrocelli homered, Tiant improves to 6-5 with two hits allowed. Elsewhere, Twins beat Rangers, White Sox top Angels, Royals shine, and Indians blank Blue Jays.
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Columbus investors market Husker turf venture
Columbus investor Carroll Aerni and partners bought 6,490 square yards of UNL Memorial Stadium astro turf in April and 8,000 square feet from UNO. They plan to make Lincoln souvenirs such as Nebraska floor mats and plaques, sell larger pieces by sealed bid, and store turf in Wahoo and Lincoln as needed while pursuing the Nebraska TV Company venture. They paid 11101.56 for UNL turf and 1200.55 for the UNO turf and expect to recover their investment.
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Newly Acquired Rookie Wins for Mets
Newly acquired Mets outfielder Steve Henderson, obtained from the Tom Seaver trade with Cincinnati, is viewed by scouts as a potential standout. He is getting limited playing time but remains eager to prove he can handle a major league role.
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Yankees Add Jackson Guillet Torrez Dent Boosting Title Hopes
Noting last year’s 1042 game stretch and a World Series loss to the Reds, the Yankees traded for Reggie Jackson Don Guillet Mike Torrez and Bucky Dent. Fans cheered the moves and some predicted the Eastern Division flag by July 4 as New York clubs entered the season.
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Bowling results and baseball news from a busy sports page
Bowling lanes list Monday and Sunday night totals for Barb Nadrochol Sue Bitar Ron Furby Charlies Rabels and others. Baseball notes include Mets rally led by Henderson and late homers by Kranepool Bench Foster and Carter plus Expos Pirates Cubs Cardinals and Dodgers results with key pitchers and milestone homers.
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Stanky Poised to Replace Lucchesi as Ranger Manager
Eddie Stanky, former Dodgers star, expected to be named Texas Rangers manager to replace Frank Lucchesi. Stanky en route to Minnesota for a midmorning press conference as Lucchesi says he was not informed and voices mixed emotions after a 9-4 loss to Minnesota.
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Celtics Lose Assistant Coach Killilea to Bucks
Boston assistant coach Killilea leaves after six seasons to join Milwaukee as assistant coach and assistant director of player personnel. He returns to the Bucks with Don Nelson, the former Celtic coach, after starting in 1971 with Wayne Exebry and serving as chief scout and bench aide. Ken Arment changes teams to Columbus Midget Blues from Midget Reds.
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Mueller Leads Merchants With High Batting Average
Mueller hits .463 through 11 games for Columbus Merchants, leading in hits with 19 of 41 at bats and 15 RBIs while boasting five doubles two triples and two homers. Waco visit tonight as team sits 7-4 atop Central Nebraska Division with a 2.78 ERA team staff.
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Saints sign two 1977 draft choices and free agent
The New Orleans Saints announced they signed two 1977 draft picks and one free agent. Guard Tom Schick from Mary, No 7 running back Greg Boykin of Northwestern, and offensive tackle Milton Butts of North Carolina Central were signed.
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