Jones Wildness Costs Mets in 4-3 Montreal Win
Randy Jones walked four straight to open the game and Montreals offense built a 4-1 lead. Al Oliver provided two timely hits including a third inning homer, while Jeff Reardon closed it with three scoreless innings for his 12th save. Palmer gave up three unearned runs as Wallachs error sparked the fourth.
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Rose Eyes Cobb Record Amid Mixed Night of MLB Action
Pete Rose, 41, moved past Hank Aaron into second on the all time hits list with his 3 772nd career hit but the night delivered mixed results as St Louis beat Philadelphia and the Cardinals’ win boosted their NL East lead. Vuckovich extended his hot streak with Milwaukee and several AL teams won in tight games. Pirates beat Cubs 9 2 with Candelaria earning the win and Parker driving in two.
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Lions roar to a win in CFL exhibition action
BC Lions beat Saskatchewan 43 39 as Ricky Ellis caught two TD passes and John Panbkratz added a six yard score. Ottawa Rough Riders edged Montreal Concordes 26 13 behind Isaac and Peels passing for their first win in three exhibitions.
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Silcher takes 7 6 win as Medicine Hat league play continues
Silcher defeated Temac Industries 7-6 in a trio of Medicine Hat Slow-Pitch Association games at Strathcona Park. Supreme Windows crushed Fresh Air 15-4 and Hat Honda beat Wayne Kenny Construction 6-4 in the other matchups.
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Glenmor Nips Pyramid In Walk-Off Finish At Lions Park
Glenmor scored the winning run in the seventh without a hit as they beat the Pyramid Pipeliners 8 to 7 in Medicine Hat Men's Softball League at Lions Park. Moose Larks topped Richardson 12 to 6 in the other game, aided by a seven-run fifth inning after four scoreless frames.
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers Edge Eskimos In 1981 Preview
The article analyzes the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1981 roster and prospects. It notes Dieter Brock won a Schenley Award, Joe Poplawski and Larry Butler gaining first-time honors, and assesses defense led by coach Ray Jauch. It cites strategic changes, player competition, and optimism for a potent 1982 offense while acknowledging uncertainties about injuries and Edmonton’s defense.
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Charges Dropped In Regina Pats Coach Assault Case
Lethbridge charged fan Alfred Leonard Gurr, 29, faced disturbance and common assault counts after an April 12 WHL game with the Pats and Broncos. The prosecutor said charges were withdrawn as Crown witness Bill LaForge did not appear. LaForge had later been acquitted on an assault charge from the same incident.
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Australia Storms Back, Beats Canada 24-18 in Lacrosse World Final
Australia erased a four goal fourth quarter deficit to defeat defending champion Canada 24 18 on Tuesday night advancing to the world lacrosse championship title game.
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