Spring Training Sparks Across Major Leagues
Reports from Phoenix to St Petersburg recite a flurry of exhibition games. Players like Skow, McMullen, and Allison homered as teams such as the Mets, Yankees, and Cubs posted victories while pitchers like Belinsky and Turley evaluated in jumpy spring settings. The season’s early activity included high walks and big shots as clubs chase form and roster spots.
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Hamte Rans Wei
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Reds
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Willie Me Jalead
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Sam Misaud
Bob Mom
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Dittsburgh Pirates
Sakoweon
Bill Skow
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Daryl Spearre
Je Pdgens
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Allison
Skowron Hearing Set After Alleged Infidelity Incident
Former New York Yankee star Skowron faces a criminal adultery charge after police reported his wife Jency Skowron and a Saddle River man were found in a compromising position by Skowron. A detective was to be questioned as evidence was gathered. Magistrate Beasley set bail at $500 for Jency and released others on recognizance with a hearing planned for tomorrow.
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Moose" Skowron
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Cepeda Feeney clash in Giants salary talks recurs
The Giants' salary dispute between Orlando Cepeda and club president Horace Stoneham again tests the team’s leadership. Feeney backed a raise to Cepeda and Dark mediated last year, but Cepeda cut his own demands after a pennant win, while Cepeda now hints at staying in Puerto Rico if not satisfied.
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Morace Stoneham
Orlando Cepeda
Chub Feeney
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Rams
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Orlando
M Covey Hits Two More Giants Win After Salary Talks
The Giants win as M Covey hits two more, while Cepeda’s salary dispute with the team shifts from 45 000 to 50 000. Feeney notes Grant’s wounded players with X rays negative for Davenport’s thumb and Hoefl aiming to return after a shoulder separation.
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Jimmy Davenport
Tucson
Cleveland Indians
Billy Hoefl
Casa Grande
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Exhibition Baseball Matches Across Cities and Teams
Reading shows scattered baseball fixtures with teams like Boston Francisco and New York M facing Chicago A and Houston. Various pairings appear including Detroit vs Baltimore and Washington vs Billsburgh, with venue hints such as Fer and Scottstale. The text lists players or managers loosely, but most details are garbled.
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Dodgers face choice over Snider Moon as payroll strains grow
Los Angeles Dodgers GM Buzzie Bavasi says the club must part with one of veteran outfielders Duke Snider or Nell Moon due to high salaries. Moon earns about 540,000 and Snider around 33,000, making it unlikely both stay with the roster. The decision hinges on balancing value with payroll limits.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Associated Press
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Turley Impresses In Exhibition Fight Results Display
Turley, conditionally acquired by Washington, pitched three innings in an exhibition against the Senators. A heart attack death of Sugar Roy Rab Spans Petone at Lewiston Trenton snow shoveling marked the day. Paris notes honor for Saintor and Santor with a funeral requiem planned. Bullmass receiving a postgame tribute.
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St Elizabeth’s Mustangs Defeat in Practice At Arroyo Viejo Park
In a windy practice game at Arroyo Vieja Park, Sacred Heart tops St Elizabeth’s 4 3. Trudy Lapera belted a decisive fifth inning homer for Sacred Heart and Dan Ale added key hits. St Elizabeth’s trailed until the seventh when Mike Hin’s single plated a run, but Sacred Heart held on.
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Farmers' Francis Debut Marred by 2-1 Loss in Opener
Hayward High's Farmers opened at Cirson van Winkt as Kurt Francis struck out nine in four-plus innings, but two-out Fremont singles in the fifth sabotaged his auspicious debut. Hayward scored once in the top of the seventh as Jere Larioy stole second and Bobby Watters doubled to bring in Smario, though both runners later died. The game featured tight pitching with few errors and just three hits allowed by each team as Fremont edged Hayward 2-1.
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Ron Solomini
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Alameda County League all conference basketball team named
Berkel ey High captures two places on the 1982 Alameda County Albion League all conference team announced today by the Fast Bay Prep Writers Association. Billy Carr and Gary Puteesmeyer lead the team from Cec Gomez's list, with Rich Corell, Rob Gannon, Mamede, and Dave Younger among the first unit. Younger gains fifth spot after a four way tie. Second unit features Petersmieger and others, with special and honorable mentions to multiple players across Berkeley, Richmond, San Leandro, Alameda, and El Sobrante.
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Fast Bay Prep Writers Association
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Harmon Gym
Watsonville
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Mamede
Dave Younger
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Younger
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Harry Pis
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Cary Stepansky
San Leandro
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Petersmieger
Carl Adams
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Charles Perkins
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Billy Robinson
Lee Dickens
Hal Phillips
Paul Foster
Richmond
John Merit
Doc Davis
Cerrito
Russ Moe
Joe Madigan
John Read
Gary Lloyd
Harry Ells
Bob Payne
Livermore Cowboys edge Dragons in late rally loss for O'Dowd team
Livermore’s Cowboys burst back to steal a 2 run win as O'Dowd cruises to victory in a tense seventh inning. Key late plays included Canfield walking, Spruell and Taylor advances, and relief by Pullman quelling a rally before the final out.
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Brodick
Weanmoth
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Mantle Cleared to Play but Sidelined in Exhibition
Ailing Mickey Mantle did not play as the New York Yankees topped the Milwaukee Braves 9 to 5 in an exhibition in Fort Lauderdale. Yankees manager Ralph Houk noted Mantle’s groin strain is not a concern for upcoming games.
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Area Sports Card Highlights Sparse Schedule
The Wednesday slate covers local softball activity with limited readable details. Key names and venues are unclear, but the clipping points to regional teams and a framed match showing community sports engagement.
Joe Wilman Strikes and Spares in Split Advice Card
The item discusses bowling split techniques and scoring hints with references to splits around 410 and 310 conversions. It mentions aiming for the 3 pin, converting left pins, and a diagram titled How to Pick On Splits.
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Lincoln and San Jose players lead 1988 MEAL golf league
Lin dy High and San Jose area squads headline the MEAL all conference pick list. Elite group includes Bah Chan Yerliy from Willow Glen, Bach Manulich of Pioneer, Ld Falr of Andrew Hit, with Dick 'Treg Town leading Washington Ulgh second team. Chamberlin named most valuable player. Juliam Bleau cited as lightweight MVP.
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Chuck Vatenauely
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Juliam Bleau
Alameda County ACWBA Bucksville Five dominate Bay Fair lanes
Boxing about the Alameda County Women s Bowling Association event at Bay Fair Lakes the Bucksville Five from Mall day Bowl led by Killie Mills won Class A team honors with a one total. Rocksville Ladies from Hayward led by key scorers Alla Brants and Dee Rutlede posted high marks while Moonlighters captained by Tos Caruso claimed Class B behind June Caruso s 202 and 490 pins. Lorraine ARID of Albany Bowl tops all events in overall scoring with competitive totals across singles and doubles led by tough names such as Clark and Haley amid a field including Pacific Vending and others.
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Tarnaiment
Bay Fair Lakes
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Mallday Bowl
Killie Mills
Alla Brant
Dee Rutlede
Rocksville
Myrt Baker
Evelyn Redes
Pacific Vending
Bay Fair
Botares Gomez
Exaine Utayaman
Jackie Silverman
Joe Turin
Lorraine Arid
Albany Bowl
Chabot Nine To Host Cal Freshmen Tomorrow
In San Leandro the Chabot College Gladiators prepare to host the University of California freshmen at 2:40 pm after a makeup win that shifted schedules. Gladiator coach Gene Wellavan confirms the Cal Frosh game replaces a canceled nonconference tilt with Treasurers, part of a busy season highlighted by strong showings in Bowling and Scratch League events featuring athletes like Tony Odegaard, Rich Watson, and Frank Gemignant among others.
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Gene Wellavan
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Mary Odegaard
Sar Franke Carriera
Tony Telecky
Areerlean Pine
Bo Hall
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Garvie Orkler
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Lenny Vabier
Dick Dickens
Kan Higdon
Abe Braotan
Jock Mmilar
Vic Lewislands
Jere Carpenter
Dolly Anserro
Ruth Fenstere Snacher
Ruth Rodgers
Cooper & Cosk
Eddie Some Lend
Ray Shaws
Worlds Eyre
Jota Harman
Ratlab
Yancy Redes
Warriors Take On Lakers Tonight at Cow Palace
Warriors face Los Angeles Lakers in a crucial NBA showdown at the Cow Palace. Tipoff is 8:30 p.m. with a loss likely ending San Francisco’s playoff chances while Detroit clings to a third place and strong week needed. Willie Naulls to bolster SF after limited action delayed by injury. Wilt Chamberlain unlikely to reach last year’s 4,000 point pace as teams chase final standings.
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San Pracisco
Warriors
National Basketsball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Cow Palace
San Franciscans
Detroit
Los Angelos
Alley
Willie Naulls
Ile
Will Chamberlain
Witus
Scoline Hues
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Guy Rodgers
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J. Chamblain
Ma G Howell
Getealh
Lakers eye two bright notes after win at home
Los Angeles Lakers beat St. Louis 191.98 at the Los Angeles Sports Arena as star guard Jerry West practiced without pain in his leg after a hamstring pull on Feb. 3. The club had lost 19 of 22 since the injury and hopes to build on the victory.
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