Baseball leaders and Friday games cross league notes
National League batting leaders include A Howie and McBride among top averages with Howe at .371 and Perkins at .385. Runs leaders feature Collins, Schmidt, and Dawson, while home run leaders highlight Schmidt and Dawson. Stolen bases are led by Raines with 34, followed by North and R Scott.
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Garden City YMCA to offer girls summer basketball camp
Garden City YMCA runs a June 1 to 5 girls basketball camp for grades 5 9 led by Bob Sander with high school players as assistants. 1 to 4 p m sessions, $15 members $20 nonmembers, 15 hours instruction plus camp shirt. Call 275 9107 for details. entry deadline May 30.
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Big Eight upholds Colorado penalty after appeal denial
The Big Eight Conference denied Colorado's appeal and kept the NCAA probation extension on the Buffaloes football program through the 1982 season, barring televised games and preserving post season ineligibility until after 1982. The ruling, announced at the spring meeting in Kansas City, echoed past enforcement actions and contrasted with standard NCAA practice.
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Andretti to start rear of 500 field at Indy
Veteran racer Mario Andretti will start Sunday's Indianapolis 500 at the back of the 33-car field for the second time in his past three 500s. A clash between his Grand Prix driving schedule and his commitment to Indy kept him out of the 1979 race.
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Porter Placed on Disabled List for Rotator Cuff Tear
St Louis Cardinals catcher Darrell Porter is placed on the NL 15 day disabled list after a shoulder injury in the West Coast trip confirms a slight rotator cuff tear. Mark Littell takes Porter's spot. Whitey Herzog might pursue another catcher behind Gene Tenace. Porter to rest two weeks per Dr Jobe and team physician London.
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