No one keeps pace with this Jones on pitching dominance
Randy Jones thrives six weeks ahead of last season's pace, improving to 12-2 after a six-hit shutout of the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 1 of a doubleheader. San Diego also won the nightcap 4-3 as Dan Rader delivered a bases-loaded two-run single in the sixth. Other NL results: Cincinnati split with St Louis, New York took both from San Francisco, Pittsburgh beat Atlanta, and Chicago upset Houston.
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Holtzman trade rumor swirls as deals falter
Ken Holtzman remains in limbo in an AL trade as Baltimore says talks with another club continue and Kansas City confirms no deal will be reached. Orioles cited ongoing contract talks with Holtzman’s agent and a possible signing to finalize the move.
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Foreman Frazier Fight Promoted as Fan Battle
The upcoming Tuesday bout between George Foreman and Joe Frazier is billed by promoters as a fan's fight, highlighting fan interest over ringside stakes.
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Foreman Frazier bout to air live on closed circuit
Tuesday night bout between George Foreman and Joe Frazier will be shown live on closed circuit TV at the Long Beach Arena. Tickets cost 15, 12.5, and 10 dollars and are on sale at the box office.
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Weekend Scores and Standings From Daily Sports Bank
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Gala of Stars benefit ice show at Paramount Teeland
Olympian and United figure skaters headline the Galan of Stars benefit ice show at the Paramount Teeland tonight at 7:30. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for children. Proceeds support a local cause.
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Orioles cool off after May hit incident in Kansas City
Baltimore edged by Kansas City as the Royals stayed hot. Reggie Jackson threatened retaliation for Marty Pattin’s pitch that hit Lee May, but Earl Weaver and Jackson said May was venting and there was no real retaliation. Other games saw Pee beat the Mets, Cleveland sweep Chicago, and Milwaukee win.
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Russians win Jr weightlifting titles in Poland
In Gdansk, Russia dominated the junior world weightlifting championships. Gennadi Klimenchukov won the heavy weight with 365 kilos total. Leonid Taranenko captured the super heavyweight with 370 kilos, as Russia swept titles.Meanwhile, baseball highlights featured the Rangers beating the Yankees. Catfish Hunter took the loss in a seven-run Cleveland rally.
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Dodger Spring Training Hints At World Series Hope
Dodgers gain momentum with win in batting practice style event and discuss trades and prospects. Noting James, Garvey, and players from Arizona State and Fullerton, the piece mentions a 13 of 18 since, and a shift toward a newer roster including a key trade deadline context.
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Giants Trade Montanez To Braves In Late Night Deal
The San Francisco Giants ship Willie Montanez to Atlanta for infielders Darrell Evans and Marty Perez. The Braves also receive Giants infielder Craig Robinson and minor leaguer Mike Eden later, with terms to be finalized.
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Steve Bilko remembered as Southland great at Dodger Stadium
The piece reflects on Steve Bilko known as Stout Steve, a dominant 1955 57 Pacific Coast League star for the Los Angeles Angels and three time home run and RBI leader. It notes his 380 average 164 RBIs and 55 homers in 1956 PCL season and his later life in Pennsylvania. He attended oldtimers events in Dodger Stadium and Anaheim while working for Dana Perfume Co.
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Sailing results from the Bih Ala event and related standings
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