Dodgers Aim for 100 Wins, Stay Cohesive Under Pressure
Noodle Derrington of O'Ryan Street predicts the Dodgers will win about 100 games this season by keeping a united lineup. He says Cincinnati has a solid team but will fall just short, with the Dodgers three games ahead of the Reds.
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Atkinson Ordered From Raiders Camp Over Fines
George Atkinson, fined 1500 for a dirty play and 500 for a playoff incident, must pay 2000 to be eligible for Raiders camp. NFL said fines unpaid, he may not participate. Also notes 49ers training camp, McGee surgery, Lakers scout Krause rehired, and Gold Cup hydroplane race in Pasco with Atlas Van Lines favored.
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Spartan Stadium
Ken Meyer
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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Village CC Golf Results Show Local Competition Highlights
Edganster Ed Lilly won the Second Division Horserace by a half length over Will Ferguson at Village Country Club on Saturday. The two best ball foursome winners tied for first Wednesday, while Thursday nets reached 19 under with Ernie White and partner Ed Rogers among champions. Friday seniors posted 25 under 119 with Bergquist, Tripp, McDowell and Schearing leading. closest-to-the-hole prizes went to Hewett and Potts. Sunday morning two best ball winners were McGee, Smith, Oliver and Keebler with 124.
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Bill Pendley
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Bob Barnard
Daron Katzakian
Ed Rogers
John Poloni
Ron Lindermann
Lee Irvine
Pat Doran
Ed Ganster
Tim McGee
Ken Bergquist
Gene Tripp
Jack McDowell
Ells Schearing
Frank Dulligan
Bob Lee
Louie Lombardi
Harry Passke
Cliff Hewett
Carl Potts
Independence battered twice in Cup trials off Newport
Ted Hood and the Independence suffered two losses to Enterprise in America's Cup observation matches. Enterprise led 1:03 and 1:59 as gusts of 18 to 20 knots tested the 12-meter yachts off Newport. Hood urged calm amid the setback while Malin Burnham praised Enterprise for capitalizing on wind shifts as trials proceed toward final defender selection.
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Standings report from UPI results Tuesday
Texas 14 Toronto 0. Boston 4 Milwaukee 3. New York 5 Bast 4. Chicago 8 Detroit 3. Oakland 2 California 1. Seattle 9 Minnesota 7.
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Unclear sports results collage across teams and scores
A scattered set of scores lists multiple games with teams including Los Angeles, Philadelphia, San Diego, Montreal, Milwaukee, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Houston, St. Louis, Atlanta, New York and San Francisco. The fragmentary text mixes first and second periods and inconsistent formatting, lacking coherent context or dates.
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Major League Leaders in Home Runs and Runs Batted In
National League home run leader Foster of Cincinnati with 31, Phil Schmidt 27, Garvey 23, Bench 22, Luzinski 22. American League leader Rice of Boston at 26, Scott 25, Hisle 23, Nettles 22, Bonds 21. RBIs led by Garvey 93, Cey 82, Luzinski 75, Winfield 73. AL Hisle 86, Zisk 71, Hobson and Thompson 70, Munson 68. Stolen bases NL top Taveras 35, Richards 33, Cedeno 32, Lopes 31, Morgan and Cabell 30. AL Remy 31, Patek 30, Page 24, Bonds 23, LeFlore and Rivers 19.
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City Softball Night Delivers Wide Scoring Spreads
In the Women's Division results, Starbucks beat Judy's Specialties 13 to 5 led by Nanette Sloan's triple and single and Cathy Ellis's double. Triads overwhelmed Holloway's 16 to 3 with Lisa Boyer collecting a triple and two singles. Green Machine topped Home Valley 8 to 7 as Ramona Long homered and June Garrison added two hits. Triads routed Judy's 38 to 1 with Lisa Boyer delivering four hits including a homer. Odile's crushed Holloway's 11 to 5 as Sue Imano had three hits and Terri Wallace two. Home Valley 17, Holloway's 2 featured Abby Ralston 3-for-3 with two RBIs. Odile's 23, Starbucks 0 saw Lisa Michels 5-for-5 and a grand slam from Sue Imano. Green Machine 18, Judy's 5 had Ramona Long belting two homers. Odile's 7, Triads 6 had two Odile's hits from Lauren Morehart. Church League First Southern Baptist 9, First Baptist 8 led by Fraizer and Price. Nazarene 11, First Assembly of God 9 saw Hermansen and Daugherty among top Nazarene hitters.
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Debbie Aguilar
Carol Gonzales
Becky Terrones
Patty Terrones
Kathey Kelley
Yvonne Howlett
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Sue Imano
Terri Wallace
Ann de Georgia
Patty Anderson
Abby Ralston
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Lisa Michels
Lauren Morehart
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Charles Fraizer
Ron Price
Baldy Baldisare
Lynn Newcomb
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First Assembly of God
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David Daugherty
Larry Ruble
Steve Moore
First Assembly
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