Recreation Softball league results and highlights
Summary of multiple league games including American Division actions Hayworth forfeiting to Archdale 0-0, Alma and Texturing matches, Piedmont Open League notes, Classic Gallerys with winning pitchers, Fairfield and Springfield results, Central Alliance and Pentecostal matchups, Cloverdale versus Lebanon with homer totals, and Green Street leading HRs and leading hitters across several local leagues.
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Eaten
Pete Thompson
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Fairmont
McBryde — Rickard
Seeavie Va Canara
Tampa Bay Buccaneers release two players sign two free agents
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, in a bid to improve after a winless season, released two players and signed two free agents. Team management cited changes aimed at boosting depth and performance for the upcoming NFL campaign.
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Tampa, Fila
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ryan Strikes Out 19 but Earns No-Decision in 13th Inning Win
Nolan Ryan fans a season high 19 over 10 innings but California fails to gain a decision as Grich homers in the 13th for a 2-1 victory over Toronto. Bonds plates the tying run with two outs in the ninth, while Grich and Ryan star in a game marked by near no-hitters and late drama.
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Associated Press
Nolan Ryan
Toronto
Nolan
California
Normary
Sandy Koufax
Ryan
Grich
Blue Jays
Dave LaRoche
Bobby Bonds
Jesse Jefferson
Minnesota
Kansas City
Larry Hisle
Boston
Baltimore
Texas
Chicago
Bert Blyleven
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
Seattle
Detroit
Oakland
Cleveland
Davis weighs NBA departure from Maryland amid self worth debate
Maryland forward Davis says he wants to test his value in the NBA market and weigh whether to leave college for pro basketball. He credits coach Lefty Driesell for guidance and believes he can improve as a pro. He emphasizes the timing is critical and final decisions may come at the last moment.
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NBA
Maryland
Davis
Lefty Driesell
Multiple NFL and NBA moves sweep the leagues
Dennis Nelson signed by the Baltimore Colts as an offensive tackle. Jose Saint-Victor joined the Cincinnati Bengals at tackle. Tom Blanchard, Rod Foster, Bruce Hemphill and others announced retirements and position changes for the Saints. Joe Kiecko signed by the New York Jets. Seattle adds Bill Westfield and Jack. In baseball, Bill Singer placed on the 21 day list for Toronto. Doug Rader activated. Reds and Phillies signed several players as spring figure updates. Milwaukee Bucks trade Swen Nater and a first round pick to Buffalo for the third overall pick.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Colts
Dennis Nelson
Cincinnati Bengals
Jose Saint-Victor
NEW Orleans Saints
Tom Blanchard
Rod Foster
Bruce Hemphill
J. D. Holmes
Jim Kubacki
John Monroe
Jerry Reese
Louis Ross
Dave Shamblin
NEW York Jets
Joe Kiecko
Seattle Are
Bill Westfield
Toronto Blue Jays
Bill Singer
Doug Rader
Cincinnati Reds
Ray Corbett
Jack Hudson
Tony Walker
Chris Wells
Philadelphia Phillies
Ed Neal
Andy Romero
Keith Wison
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee Bucks
Swen Nater
Buffalo Braves
Braves
NBA
Rogers Ranked With The Best
Montreal manager Dick Williams praised Steve Rogers after the Expos defeated the Braves 0 Wednesday night. Rogers extended his scoreless streak to 22 innings with a six hit effort, likening him to great pitchers Lonborg Hunter Holtzman Blue Tanana and others in his praise of Rogers.
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Montreal
Dick Williams
Boston Red Sox
Oakland A's
California Angels
Montreal Expos
Atlanta Braves
Williams
Boston
Jim
Hunter
Ken
Holtzman
Vida
Blue
Frank
Tanana
Southern League Results and Thursday Matchups
Wednesday results include Orlando 6 Charlotte 3, Savannah 4 Jacksonville 1, Chattanooga 3 Montgomery 0, Columbus 5 Knoxville 3. Thursday schedule lists Savannah at Orlando, Jacksonville at Charlotte, Columbus at Chattanooga, Montgomery at Knoxville.
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Associated Press
Orlando
Charlotte
Savannah
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Columbus
Knoxville
Expos reclaim Kalvin Adams in secondary draft
Kalvin Adams, the top pick in January, was selected again by the Montreal Expos in the secondary draft after failing to sign. Adams hit .415 with 7 homers and 77 RBIs for Central Arizona this season, while teammate Frank Ferroni joined the Minnesota Twins as the opening pick.
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NEW York
Montreal Expos
Expos
Kalvin Adams
Central Arizona Junior College
Adams
Central Arizona
Frank Ferroni
Minnesota Twins
Ken Richardson
Twins Reopen Baseball Draft Picks Second Phase
The Minnesota Twins began the secondary phase of the free agent draft by selecting Frank, a pitcher from Central Junior College in Coolidge Arizona. The draft continued with teams picking previously signed and unsigned players as the event moved toward the regular rounds through 13 rounds and 338 players.
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New York
Minnesota Twins
Frank Ferroni
Central Junior College
Coolidge
Ariz
Hal Baines
St. Michaels
Chicago White Sox
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Women's Byase’ School
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Tom Grieve
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Mariners
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Sports Transactions
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Cleveland Indians
Ferrari
Pittsburgh
William Springman
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Ohlo
Arizona State
Hubert Brooks
San Francisco Giants
John Fenwick
Anoka, Minn
Richard Holloway
Gulf Coast Junior College
Philadelphia
Aurelio Cadahia
Miami-Dade Community College
Stephen Collins
Fresno
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Chicago Cubs
David Sullivan
Yavapai Junior College
Prescott, Ariz
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University of Miami
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Byron Ballard
Miami-Dade
St. Louis
James Glenn Jr
Blinn Junior College
Brenham
Tex
Tom Penney
Freeport
Ronald Driver
San Jacinto Junior College South
Pasadena
Cincinnati
Robert Potts
Yakima, Wash
John Shouse
University of South Florida
Electroptonic
Sale
Bankamericard
Carolina Thre
Brad Ragan
English RD
High Point, N.C
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