Blyleven earns praise as he dominates Blue Jays
Bert Blyleven carried a no hitter into the ninth, losing it on a double and single that broke the bid. He finished a two hitter in a 4-1 win over Toronto as press box debate over a hit vs error lingered. The day’s AL results saw Baltimore, Texas, Boston, Detroit, New York and Seattle win behind strong pitching and clutch hitting.
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John Nelson
John Mayberry
Bert Blyleven
Toronto Blue Jays
Blyleven
Bo Derek
Cleveland Indians
Toronto
Lloyd Moseby
George Bell
Moseby
Larry Littleton
Nohitter
Baltimore
Minnesota
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Oakland
New York
California
Seattle
Milwaukeek
Perry Dominates Cardinals as Braves Win Behind Sharp Control
Gaylord Perry, 42, struck out six and held St Louis to four singles in a 4-2 win for Atlanta as Chris Chambliss drove in two runs and hit a late homer. Perry, aiming for 300 victories, dismissed questions about greaseball puffs while noting NL rules cap his puffball. Scott’s first inning homer briefly tied the game before Perry and Chambliss pulled away.
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ST. Louis
Gaylord Perry
Atlanta Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Perry
Tommy Herr
Jim) Kaat
Herr
Dispatch
Tony Scott
Atlanta Hurler
Scott
Braves
Bob Forsch
Chris Chambliss
Busch Stadium
Chambliss
Atlanta
Friday's Games Matchups Span Major Cities
Friday slate features San Francisco at Montreal Houston at Cincinnati Chicago at Atlanta Los Angeles at New York San Diego at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at St. Louis with no listed results.
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Sburgh
Shirley
St.Louis
Ruthven
Philadelphia
Alexander
San Francisco
Valenzuela
Los Angeles
Carlton
Soto
Cincinnati
Gullickson
Montreal
Seaver
Cleveland
New York
Milwaukee
Baltimore
California
Seattle
Detroit
Petry
Oakland
Keough
Waits
Toronto
Stieb
Chicago
Trout
Texas
Johnson
John
Forsch
Haas
Bannister
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
St. Louis
Houston
Horner
Hendrek Rf
Murphy
Porter c
San Diego
Pocorob
Otten P
Pittsburgh
Benedict
Story Ph
Hubbrd
Oberkil
Atlanta
Ramir
LaCoss
Sanchez
Wise
Sanderson
Reuss
Bystrom Atlanta
Whitson
Lynch
E—Perry
Ramirez
St Louis
Hubbard
Washington
Tscott
Chambliss
Perry
Kaat
Edelen
Otten
Miller
Edelen Balk
Diehards face tape delayed NBA telecasts
AP Sports Analysis notes fans endure a long regular season followed by late tape delayed playoff games as CBS stations in cities like Atlanta test audiences. CBS preempts live coverage in most markets except Boston, Providence and Houston, while ABC previously carried more favorable ratings.
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NBA
Paul Raymon
WAGA
CBS
Atlanta
Boston
Providence
Houston
CBS Sports
ABC
Tennis action from AP tournaments in Europe and US venues
Wojtek Fibak ousted Vijay Amritraj at the Tournament of Champions in New York. Other results include Pecci, Taroczy, Gunthardt, and Kriek advancing. In Perugia, Chris Evert Lloyd won 6-0 6-0, with several players winning other matches. England, Germany, and MISL updates follow with Olympic-like results and a track meet in Liberal Kansas.
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Associated Press Tennis
NEW York
Wojtek Fibak
Poland
Vijay Amritraj
India
Victor Pecci
Brian Teacher
Balaz Taroczy
Hungary
Larry Stefanki
Heinz Gunthardt
Switzerland
Sammy Giammalva
Mario Martinez
Bolivia
Ricardo Cano
Argentina
Johan Kriek
South Africa
Dominique Bedel
France
Perugia
Italy
Chris Evert Lloyd
Yvonne Vermaak
Lucia Romanov
Romania
Virginia Wade
Patrizia Murgo
Dianne Fromholtz
Rosalyn Fairbank
Kim Sands
Holland
Holly Vessies
Judith Harrington
Tania Harford
Korea
Duck-Hee Lee
Susan Mascarin
Pilar Vasquez
Peru
Sandy Collins
Corine Vanier
Kathy Horvath
Kathy Renaldi
Chichester
England
Chris Johnstone
Australia
John Feaver
Britain
Karl Meiller
Andrew Jarrett
Richard Lewis
Eddie Edwards
Steve Krulevitz
Mike Hunter
Danie Visser
Steve Denton
Duesseldorf
West Germany
United States
America
Harold Solomon
Rolf Gehring
Uli Pinner
Stan Smith
U.S
Smith
Sandy Mayer
Gehring
Klaus Eberhard
Falcon squads take 1st and 3rd in Ulysses Inviational
Kenneth Henderson ninth and eighth grade girls track teams earned first and third at the Ulysses Inviational on April 22. The ninth grade squad outpaced Liberal West and Lamar for the title while Kristi Randall Guerrero and Anette Gonzales led with wins in high jump two mile and 100 yard dash.
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Kenneth Henderson
Kansas
Ulysses
Liberal West
Lamar
Kristi Randall
B.J. Guerrero
Anette Gonzales
Abe Hubert
Bascus
Gonzales
Lane
Randall
Guerrero
Mayo
Baker
Khjh
Haney
Gallardo
Reed
Killer
Smith
Doll
Rascue
Szymanski
Mar
Herrman
Richmeier
Hollister
Gibson
Major League Leaders and Boxing Result Note
Summary of American and National League batting leaders with runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and pitching leaders from multiple teams, followed by boxing results in Melbourne and Las Vegas. Includes names such as Singleton, Zisk, Henderson, Armas, Rose, Schmidt, Raines, and Valenzuela, Carlton, Sorensen.
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Singleton
Baltimore
Zisk
Seattle
Diaz
Cleveland
Bernazard
Chicago
Almon
R.henderson
Oakland
Carew
California
Evans
Boston
Murphy
Wills
Texas
RBI
Armas
Lynn
Smalley
Minnesota
Grubb
Ogilvie
Milwaukee
Burleson
Paciorek
Kemp
Detroit
Sample
Lansford
Winfield
New York
Castino
Peters
R. Henderson
Thomas
Dan Ford
J.cruz
Bumbry
Randolph
Murphry
M.norris
Keough
Waits
Hoyt
John
Perkins
San Diego
Youngblood
Rose
Philadelphia
Collins
Cincinnati
Raines
Montreal
Schmidt
Miller
Atlanta
Landreaux
Los Angeles
Concepcion
Chambliss
Garvey
Herndon
San Francisco
Baker
Buckner
McBride
Hernandez
St.Louis
Ru.Jones
Herr
Durham
Templeton
St. Louis
Flynn
Richards
Dawson
Kingman
Hendrick
Foster
Houston
Rhoden
Pitt
Islanders Reach Sweep With Rangers In 4 0 Series Win
In the semifinal round best of seven the New York Islanders defeated the New York Rangers four games to none. Final scores included 5-2 and 7-3 in New York Islander wins with Calgary and Minnesota also advancing, while Tuesday May 12 set potential games if needed. Mariners notes and multiple NFL NBA football moves listed follow.
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New York Islanders
New York Rangers
Minnesota
Calgary
Minn
NY Islanders
Boston
Houston
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Senn Sakata
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Lachemann
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Parrott
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Brian Speelman
Kris Ragland
James Stewart
Ken Taylor
Jay Megna
Mel Kaufmann
Mat Cumberworth
James Black
Montreal Alouettes
Willie Turner
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Scott Montana
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Jack Hirose
Campbell Hackney
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