Stegman Leads Arizona Run as ASU Series Ends
Arizona State overpowers Arizona in a three game set as Stegman goes 3 for 7 with two doubles and four RBIs boosting his season batting to .454. The crowd of 24 670 attends the series with Arizona now 32 13. Roy Howell slumps for the Rangers early in the season while minor league moves and draft notes fill the rest of the report.
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Yankees welcome crowds in grand open of new Yankee Stadium
The $100 million ballpark opened amid nostalgia with stars like DiMaggio and Larsen present. Oscar Gamble and Willie Randolph led a four run fourth inning surge in a 11 to 4 victory for the Yankees over the White Sox, as fans celebrated the landmark reopening.
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Ryan Dominates Royals As Ryan Shines For Angels
Nolan Ryan tossed nine strikeouts over seven innings in a 5 to 1 Angels win. Ares Otis praised Ryan's elbow comeback after offseason surgery as he collected four hits and three walks in his earlier games. Mayberry and McRae reached base in the sixth but Ryan steadied, earning his first win of the season and leaving Kansas City with a 1 4 12 mark and 18 strikeouts in three seasons.
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Lompoc Little League 25th Anniversary Opening Day
Lompoc Little League marks its 25th season with Opening Day festivities. Downtown ceremonies at 8 45 am at J M Park include an invocation, pledge, and first ball by Mayor Gene Stevens. Village Hills ceremonies start at 9 am at the league park with a barbecue and games to follow.
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Fans recall Yankee Stadium reopening and memories
New York Yankee Stadium reopened after two year remodel as fans from all ages flooded in to watch the Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 4 to 1. Veterans like Waite Hoyt and Joe DiMaggio joined invited guests including Joe Louis, with Mantle noting changes in the old ballpark and reflecting on past chills and moments.
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Evert Edges Barker In Slims Upset Marathon
No. 2 seed Chris Evert of Ford Lauderdale Fla rallied to defeat Sue Barker of England 6 46 6 4 in the Virginia Slims championship. Evonne Goolagong breezed to a 6 2 6 2 win over Francoise Durr as Barker upset Virginia Wade 7 5 7 4 in a marathon match that went past 2 am.
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Track delays opening Santa Maria Speedway season
The Santa Maria Speedway postponed its 1976 opening from tomorrow to Saturday April 24 due to rain damage. Local officials cited track problems from recent rainfall as the cause of the delay.
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Runner tells story of his body's comeback
Tom Rongos of Honolulu runs the Boston Marathon to raise funds for a retinitis pigmentosa foundation. Legally blind with a near total blockage in three arteries, he traces recovery through a reversal diet and 14 mile daily runs. Doctors warn of eventual total blindness in four years.
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McAdoo's 36 Leads Braves To Big Playoff Win
Bob McAdoo poured in 36 points to lift the Buffalo Braves to a 95-89 playoff victory over the Philadelphia 76ers in game one of a best of three series. McMillian and Randy Smith supplied key support as Detroit and other NBA playoff results also appeared in the roundup.
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