Indians Trade Odom For Fairry Bosman In Three Way Deal
Cleveland General Manager Rhil Seghi trades Jim Fairry and Dick Bosman to Oakland for right hander John Blue Moon Odom and cash. Frank Robinson plans to use Odom in relief as he recovers from a rough 7 game start. Oakland expects Perry and Sosman to join as starters while Sonny Siebert and Glenn Abbott shift roles.
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Blue Moon” Odom
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Red Sox blanks A's as Lee twirls two-hitter for 7 0 win
Bill Lee pitched a two-hitter to blank Oakland 7 0 as Boston backed him with homers by Conigliaro and Beigguez. Blue took the loss despite a strong start, and Conigliaro, back after three years, added an RBI single. Rice hit his 6th homer as Boston built a 2 0 lead in the second. Beniquez left the starting lineup after a head cut and doubled in the second inning.
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Braves Clinch 9-4 Win Behind Correll Five RBI
Vic Correll drove in five runs including a grand slam as the Atlanta Braves defeated the Montreal Expos 9-4. Dusty Baker added a three-run homer, lifting Atlanta with a four-run first inning off Woody Fryman. Expos surged briefly with Gary Carter’s fourth homer but Correll and Baker fueled Atlanta’s offense across the night.
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Gary Carter
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Scores in the American League
The American League standings show Boston Cleveland Oakland Texas California Kansas City Minnesota Chicago and Baltimore in various positions. Tuesday games featured Oakland at New York 6 7 innings, Kansas City at Milwaukee 7 6, and Texas at Chicago among others with several matchups listed for Wednesday.
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ACC Winds Up Three-Day Meet
Myrtle Beach AP report on ACC officials at an oceanfront motel during spring meetings. discussion of reviving basketball rivalry between South Carolina and Clemson, including Floyd’s four-team tournament idea and potential schedule shifts affecting ACC membership and post season bids.
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Dodson White Spark Yanks To 6-0 Victory
New York Yankees blank KC Royals 6-0 as Pat Dobson holds six singles. Roy White drives offense with a triple, double and two singles while Graig Nettles homers and triples. Chambliss and Munson drive in runs, Bonds adds a double, Mingori yields late homer.
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Torre's Two-Run Shot Lifts Mets Over Reds 6-2
Joe Torre hit his first homer for New York, a two-run shot that capped a four-run fifth inning as Jerry Koosman and Bob Apodaca combined on a six-hitter. Rusty Staub added a two-run double with two outs to spark the rally against Don Gullett. The Mets won 6-2 in Cincinnati, as Torre improved his average and Cincinnati's Joss slid in the recent stretch.
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Softball Results and Baseball Recap From Local Fields
Softball results from Cedarbrook and nearby parks list teams such as Bank of Va, Leon's Cabinets, Ring of Sea, CAL Stonesrail, and others with scores ranging from 4 to 27. In the Mets game, Research homered and doubled twice, driving in the fifth run. Koosman allowed a late threat, Bench homered for Cincinnati, Staub racked RBIs in eight games, and Per ez tripled for a key score.
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Lynchburg Native Poised to Shape Arthur Ashe’s Legacy
St Louis AP reports Richard Hudlin, a retired teacher who mentored Arthur Ashe, now guides Juan Farrow, a 16-year-old Virginia standout. Farrow, third-ranked among 16-year-olds last summer, won the Missouri high school singles title two years running and trains daily at the Armory under Hudlin’s guidance.
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Unclear Local Youth League Scores At Recreation Center
Drafted scores from several youth leagues show mixed results. Piedmont Minor Exchange & Rotary fell 4 to 2 at Hylton Field, Goodyear lost 0 to 3 at Tat Woodberry Field, and Exxon blanked by Virginia Bank 5 to 2. Mustang League and Bronco League games produced varied tallies at Schoolfield Bank with multiple players contributing.
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