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International Charleston 10 Tidewater 7 Richmond 6 Pawtucket 2 Syracuse 7 4 Columbus 6 5 Rochester 7 Toledo 0 American Association Denver Wichita 3 Oklahoma City 9 Omaha 3 Springfield 8 Iowa 6 Evansville 6 3 Indianapolis 2 2 Pacific Coast Albuquerque 6 Tacoma 4 Phoenix 4 Portland 3 San Jose 3 Spokane 1 Salt Lake 10 4 Vancouver 1 13 Pioneer League Calgary 17 Medicine Hat 8 Great Falls 8 Lethbridge 7 Helena 9 Billings 7 Idaho Falls 15 Butte 11
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Top Ten Baseball Leaders From The Canadian Press
American League leaders include Pet Carey Min 228.36 and Piniella New York with 161 22 54 .335. Rice Boston leads in batting with 286 51 94 .329 and 22 home runs. National League top bats list Burroughs Atlanta 211 28 68 .322 and Griffey Cincinnati .320. Pitching figures show Guidry New York 12-0 and Bonham Cincinnati 81-1 889. Rice Boston leads RBIs with 65 and Parker Pittsburgh 38 76. Stolen bases include Wilson Kansas City 27 and Moreno Pittsburgh 31.
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Indians name Jones and Rick to public relations posts
Baseball moves include Cleveland naming Harry Jones director of public relations and Joe Rick as publicity director. Other clubs announce call ups and roster adjustments across MLB and minor leagues.
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Joe Rick
New York Yankees
Damaso Garcia
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Pioneer leagueFriday night linescores recap
In Great Falls Lethbridge beat Great Falls 8 to 7 after a late rally as Gandy and Marshall homered for Lethbridge. Idaho Falls toppled Butte 16 to 11 in a high scoring game, with Rodriguez and Chevalek keying the win. Helena edged Billings 9 to 3 as Goff earned the victory and Olx delivered a late surge.
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Helena
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Olx
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Devincenzo
Hearn
Straker
McKinney
Sarrette
Canucks Sign Junior Grads Fraser and Smyl to NHL Deals
Vancouver Canucks announced multi year contracts for Curt Fraser and Stan Smyl. Fraser, a second round pick from the Victoria Cougars, and Smyl, a third round pick from the Memorial Cup champion New Westminster Bruins, joined nine others signed since 1977-78.
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Vancouver Canucks
Curt Fraser
Stan Smyl
Fraser
NHL
Victoria Cougars
Smyl
New Westminster Bruins
Jake Milford
Canucks
Vataha Retires From Green Bay After Injury
Randy Vataha, 30, veteran wide receiver, has retired after suffering broken ribs in the Oct. 30 game vs the Chicago Bears and missing the rest of the season. He spent six seasons with the New England Patriots before joining the Green Bay Packers.
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Police Point golf league standings and schedule
Standings list teams including Russell Electric, Jay's, Hawthornes, Bond Clothes, Black Diamond Trucking and others with low gross and net scores. Monday tee is set with six matches including Bond Mac's Trucking versus Jays Hawthornes and others.
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Trucking
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Bill Wray
Russell Electric
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Bill’s
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Wrights — Toshach
M.L.M. — H & R Delicatessen
Black Diamond — TraveLodge
Bonds Delivers as Rangers Sweep Angels in Twin Bill
Bobby Bonds homered twice and drove in eight in the Rangers 7-0 and 8-4 wins over California. He fueled Texas move to second in the AL West while Ferguson Jenkins notched his 41st shutout and 2,509th strikeout. Tim Conroy debuted with Oakland in a four-run win over Kansas City. Boston, New York, Seattle, Minnesota, and Cleveland also posted wins.
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Ferguson Jenkins
Angels
Tim Conroy
Oakland
Mitchell Page
Kansas City
George Brett
Royals
Conroy
A’s
Pete Broberg
Hooton blanks Reds as Dodgers win 1-0
Burt Hooton pitched his first shutout of the season allowing three hits as the Dodgers beat the Cincinnati Reds 1-0 before 51 068 at Dodger Stadium. Steve Garvey hit his ninth homer for LA's only run while Hooton improved to 6-6 securing a key win in the NL West race. Managers praised his command and the club's performance.
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Gary Alexander
Jim Norris
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McGowan and Hewes share Canadian Open lead at Oakville
Tour rookie Pat McGowan tied with Jeff Hewes after 36 holes of the Canadian Open in Oakville Ontario. McGowan shot 68 for 140 total while Hewes, carding 73 after a 67 on Thursday, stands at 140. John Schroeder and Jim Colbert sit one stroke back at 141 as Ben Crenshaw falters with a nine on a par five.
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Colbert
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George Burns
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Bruce Lietzke
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Tex
Recreation notices and river raft race announced
Recreation news covers weekly rollerskating for the handicapped at Eiiplex from 4 to 6 p.m. each Wednesday and cycle races on Highway No. 3 at 7 p.m. Frank Devine and the Culture and Recreation Department provide contact numbers. A 50 cent registration fee applies to the Southern Alberta Summer Games participants. The 4th Annual River Raft Race invites Hatters to join July 1 at Kiwanis Park starting noon and finishing at Lion's Park, with Lanny McDonald and Jim Duce named in race chatter.
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Lanny McDonald
Toronto Maple Leafs
Jim Duce
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Lion’s Park
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