Oliva Lifts Twins Over Rangers With 8-2 Victory
Tony Oliva hit his second homer in as many games and Joe Decker kept Texas in check as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Rangers 8-2. Oliva homered solo off Jim Bibby, driving in the opening run after a Darwin walk, and Brie Soderholm’s seventh inning RBI plus a fielding error helped Cleveland? (Note: Ensure accuracy)
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Tom Borgmeier
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Rangers
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Ranger
Jim Bibby
Bobby Darwin
Brie Soderholm Fos
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Soderhom
Jim Sundberg
Bibby
Steve Braun
Joe Decker
Decker
Len Randle
Jeff Burroughs
Mike Hargrove
Jim Spencer
Ray Corbin
Corbin
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Tom Grieve
Milwaukee
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Dodgers Lose In Ninth As Reds Rally For Split
Dodgers fall behind 2 0 but rally to lead 3 2 before Cincinnati answers in the eighth. Chaney drives in Perez on a sacrifice fly against Marshall, then Rose Morgan and an error set up a decisive jam. Garvey homers for the Dodgers but Cincinnati wins the series finale.
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Iron Mike
Sumphy Barnes
Geromino
Dave “Lopez
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Buckner
Anderson
Alston
How They Scored in Baseball Showdowns and Blown Leads
This summary covers a patchwork of game events: Buckner, Ferguson, and Garvey drive runs as bases fill. Armbrister doubles and Morgan scores as Armbrister advances. Bench forces organ and Perez walks, with Griffey and Chaney contributing in scoring and baserunning. Brewers, Yount, and Scott deliver key RBIs. Pat Kelly’s two-run triple and Carlos May double fuel a White Sox 7-5 win over Oakland. St Louis beats Montreal 4-1 while Houston tops Atlanta 14-2 with Forseh a two-hitter and Simmons homer-friendly support.
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Robin Yount
Brewers
Scott
Yount
Bob Coluccio
Brewer
Pat Kelly
Carlos May
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White Sox
Oakland
Gene Tenace
Ken Holtzman
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Houston
Atlanta
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Ted Simmons
Doug Rader
Roger Metzger
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Dodgers pick The Godfather as best motion picture
In Cincinnati, players Steve Garvey Bill Buckner Steve Yeager Tom Paciorek and coach Tom Lasorda praised The Godfather as the best film of 1974. They contributed to the movie and some scenes were shot in Santo Domingo during 1973 baseball winter stops.
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Bill Buckner
Steve Yeager
Tom Paciorek
Tom Lasorda
Toon
Fiear
Yeager
Santo Domingo
Gordon Verrell
Long Beach Tide roster hints and crowd hopes
Dialogue notes potential Long Beach Tide players like Dwight Taylor and Larry Holly Geld, plus others unnamed, as organizers push International rules motion. They forecast one hour games with scores near 100 to 120 and aim to attract 5 000 to 8 000 fans on opening Monday if coverage improves.
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Bob Gross
Carlos Mina
Long Beach
Dwight Taylor
Long Beach State
Larry Holly
Geld
UCLA
Love Leads Bulls Over Kings 95-89 in Opening Playoff Win
Bob Love scored 38 as the Chicago Bulls defeated the Kansas City Kings 95-89, securing the franchise’s first opening game playoff victory. The series moves to Kansas City for Game 2, with Chicago having dominated early but Kansas City staying within striking distance through free throws and runs.
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Bob Love
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Kansas City Kings
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Kansas City
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Kings
Chicago
Detroit
Spirits of St. Louis rout Nets in ABA playoff win
Unih t win in the first round as Vin Barnes posts 37 points and 17 rebounds to lift the Spirits of St. Louis over the New York Nets 115 to 87. Freddie Lewis adds 28, Maurice Lucas 14 and 21, while Larry Kenoy leads N Y with 28. Janis Erving held to six.
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N.Y
Marvin Barnes
Spirits of St. Louis
New York Nets
Nets
Freddie Lewis
Maurice Lucas
Larry Kenoy
Janis Erving
WHA playoffs: Connelly leads Whalers in tight loss
Hartford Whalers and Minnesota Fighting Saints opened the series with a 5 something edge as Wayne Connelly scored at 1 55 of the final period to push Hartford ahead before Sohn French iced the win with 36 seconds left. The scoreline and misread entries make details unclear.
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Wayne Connelly
Minnesota
Ing Saints
New England
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Sohn French
Whalers
Misoa
Govignevere
San Diego Mariners
Toronto Toros
Andre Laerdix
NHL Playoff Schedule Amid Tuesday Results
NHL playoff round Wednesday features Regis and other teams with prior results guiding matchups. Toronto and New York teams are highlighted as potential opponents with key dates and venue notes for the next games.
LBCC Tennis Match Report From Passadena Area
LBCC tennis results show Passadena facing tough bouts with players Koran, Nick, Cheeni and Daler winning key sets. Outcomes include 6 2 60 scores, high school and college players from Highland and Norau-Allmerath region competing, with several close decisions and mixed doubles results.
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Nick
Cheeni
Highland
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Daler
Poentek
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Fea
Schuck
D. Paver
Tennis results show upsets and scores from multiple matches
Chilean player Jaime Filtol defeats Ray Ruisel in Australia 75 62. Mauntin Rob Saud leads Africa with 84 1on1. Vitas Sembsilas beats Alex Mager in New York 62 446 4. The fragmentary list references groups, locations, and cash figures without complete context.
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Roatinte da Altay
Aeatelia
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Chile
Ray Ruisel
Australia
de Tannery Ioatoot
Clemson hires new cage coach
Clemson University appointed Bill Foster of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte as its new head basketball coach. Foster signed a five year contract to succeed Tate Locke, who resigned amid investigations into his recruiting practices.
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UPI
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Bill Foster
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
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Tates Locke
WEL announces backers and locations for 1023 teams
The World Football League will disclose franchise locations and backers on April 16 in New York. A Philadelphia Bell spokesman says principal WFL members will attend a morning news conference to outline the plan.
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UPI
World Football League
Philadelphia Bell
WEL
New York
Babashoff and Shaw win AAU short course titles
In Cincinnati, Timm Shaw of Long Beach and Shirley Babashoff of Mission Viejo won their 506 freestyle titles at the AAU National Short Course championships. New American records fell for Canada’s Nancy Garapick and Dallas’s Kim Danson, with Deardorff and Naber also posting records and top times.
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Shirley Babashoff
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Miss Bahashoff
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Steve Baxter
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Mike Bottom
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Angels Lose As Wild Inning Stuns Fans At Bat
In a chaotic game the Angels drop a 5 run inning with three runs scoring on one hit. Otis steals his third and slides into third as Elllie Rodriguez throw goes wide. McRae doubles and homers fueling the Angels rally. Harper crashes into Healy on a scoring play but is safe. McDaniel picks up the win as Dobson exits after the late inning drama.
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Royals Rally Falls Short in Seesaw Slugfest Versus Angels
McRae homers for Royals in a game filled with errors and late drama. Otis steal and scoring plays fuel a back and forth by Royals and Angels, with key RBIs from Bochte and Chalk. Two teams combine for multiple hits, with late defensive miscues shaping the outcome.
Lopez Castillo featherweight bout postponed to April 24
The 10 round featherweight match between Danny Lopez and Chucho Castillo, set for April 17 at the Olympic, was postponed a week to April 24. promoter Aileen Eaton announced the rescheduling as both fighters came down with the flu.
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Aileen Eaton
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Castillo
Ali denounces ripoff claims over Lyle title defense
Muhammad Ali told UPI from Miami Beach he will take a $2 million loss to defend his title against Ron Lyle in Las Vegas on May 6 so fans can watch on home TV. He denied saying boxing rivals like Wepner and Lyle are a ripoff and emphasized his earnings plan favored accessibility and fairness.
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