Trappers suffer doubleheader losses in Spokane start
In the Pacific Coast League north division, Spokane beats the Trappers 6-1 and 5-2 as Edmonton falls in a doubleheader. Spokane pitcher Jerry Gleaton earned the first win with a seven-hitter, and Steve Finch won the nightcap. Vancouver lost its home game 4-2 to Tacoma as Roy Thomas pitched a complete game. Portland Beavers crushed Hawaii Islanders 9-0 behind Robert Long’s three-hit complete game. Albuquerque topped Tucson 7-4 and Phoenix defeated Salt Lake 8-5.
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Jerry Gleaton
Steve Finch
Ray Murillo
Hector Eduardo
Indians
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Canadians
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Roy Thomas
Tigers
Kelvin Moore
Jim Nettles
Portland Beavers
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Kings edge Flyers in slowpitch softball tournament thriller
Daryle Evans drove in the winning run in the bottom of the ninth as the Los Angeles Kings defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 14 13 in Niagara Falls Ont. The 12 team event featured current and former NHL players and referees and wraps up Sunday.
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Sabres
NHL
Arnott Drives Walkoff Single Gives Cecil 5 4 Victory
Cecil Hotel nips Richardson's Jewellery 5-4 as Arnott delivers a go ahead single in the seventh after Maser homered and Fritz twice drove in runs. Randy Coderre got the win for Cecil while Trost took the loss. Pyramid Pipline edged Moose Larks 6-5 with late offense.
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Cecil Hotel
Richardson’s Jewellery
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Cecil
Marty Fritz
Richardson
Trevor Bowers
Roger Bowers
Wally Trost
Fritz
RBI
Maser
Moose Ekkebus
Trost
Randy Coderre
S. Lorne Plotsky
Doug Miller
Jamie White
Wayne Hertz
Pyramid
Larks
Ken Arnott
Ron Tompkins
Keith Bender
Barry Lutz
Talks Stop On Low Note In MLB Strike Talks
New York AP report says major league baseball talks collapsed after a third week of strike maneuvers with no settlement in sight. Federal mediator Kenneth Moffett warned no talks would occur for days as players accuse owners of stalling over compensation for lost premium free agents. Pirates veteran Kurt Bevacqua voiced frustration, saying he would sit out the season if needed.
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Kenneth Moffett
Kurt Bevacqua
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ray Grebey
Moffett
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