Bucks land Benson Johnson Grunfeld in bold draft haul
The Milwaukee Bucks used the top pick to select Kent Benson and added Marques Johnson and Ernie Grunfeld as part of a three first round haul. Johnson praised the move to a rebuilding Bucks team while Benson signed a six year, 1.5 million contract.
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Tanana and Guidry pace shutout pace amid early season stats
Frank Tanana strengthened his bid with a 1-0 win over the Indians, his fifth shutout and 10th victory, aided by Bobby Bonds homer. Ron Guidry faltered in New York as the Yankees beat the Twins 4-1. Other notes include Flanagan’s six-hitter for the Orioles over the White Sox and the Blue Jays beating the Mariners in Seattle.
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Peters is Trojan star in 5-0 amateur win
Middletown Trojan pitcher Peters, age 15, held Glendale Watson to five hits in a 5-0 victory at Smith Park. He struck out five and walked two as Connie Mack Middletown improved to 10-3 overall and 1-0 in the Queen City League. Pfriem and Colliver drove in two runs each with Pfriem on a double and Colliver a homer in the fifth.
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Tennis briefs from Nottingham and Brussels
Rain halted the John Player Tournament quarter final in Nottingham with Jaime Fillol of Chile leading Brian Gottfried 6-2. In Brussels the Belgian International quarterfinals saw Harold Solomon of Pompano Beach defeat Jean Francois Caujolle 6-4 6-2.
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Softball results from church league Brave and Red divisions
Brave division results show F U M 4 defeated Calvary Baptist 2. Latter Day Saints 18 beat Zion Lutheran 2. K of C 17 edged Tytus Ave. Red division Franklin Baptist 15 defeated Elk Creek 5. Grace Teens 10 beat Monroe Methodist 9. Hillcrest Baptist 9 tied with F U M 4.
Knothole Results Across Major Minor Divisions
In C major Duff's 16 led by Baron's 15 and Diamond internal 1. Noon Optimists 17 beat Adkin's Painting 4 while Sorg Paper 4 Agee ins 1 Heber Jones 10 triumphed over Little Red Machine 5 Carroll's Color 7. Rebels 3 edged Armco Credit 5. URS Printers 5 defeated Yankees 5 with Akers Packaging A-Minor Dillman's Foods 6. Noon Ciwanis 1 and W.S. Federal 13 over Ellis 456 4. Baker's Funeral 6 McGee's 3. In B minor Perkin's 6 over Midd Cycle 4.
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Stingers pick caught in bind as Demers weighs Canadiens offer
Indianapolis Racers coach Jacques Demers debates leaving for Montreal after being offered GM and coach roles with their junior club. He cites loyalty and Racers' financial instability tied to Indiana National Bank takeover, while Stingers owner considers tampering claims and Montreal’s rare opportunity for a French-Canadian.
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Harness Racing Card Showcases Multiple Races and Paces
A dense listing of Latonia and related trots and paces with drivers, horses, times, and payoffs. Notable entries include Water Loo, Aunt Gid, and Billy Steel with varied odds, plus Quinella and Daily Double results and an extensive set of entries across 9 races.
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Major League Baseball and Football Signings Summary
Baseball moves include White Sox Jim Spencer placed on 15 day DL with Kevin Bell recalled from Iowa, Mariners Bill Laxton on 2 day DL with Juan Bermaradt recalled. Tigers sign Gary Champagne. Brewers add Ron Oriver Dave LaPointe Tim Jordan. Yankees sign Kevin Murphy. Expos sign Randall Trumbull John Treadway Mark Steenken Stephen King Richard Phillips David Hensil. Pirates sign Bobby Tolan. Basketball adds Hawks Wayne Tree Rollins. Bills add Paul Adams Mike Burnet Luther Allen. Raiders sign Dave Hampton.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Trio draws top weight in Eagle Stakes at River Downs
Ohio Hickory Big Zip and Native Highness all carried 116 pounds in the $25 000 added Eagle Stakes race at River Downs over a mile and 1 16. Franklin's Jean won after Grand Spy was disqualified for interference coming out of the gate. Grand Spy finished first originally and Ohio Vamp paid show. Wagering reached 412 231 from a 4129 crowd.
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Robinson Wins Fifth AAU Long Jump Title at UCLA
Arnie Robinson defended his AAU long jump crown at Drake Stadium by leaping 27-1/2 feet on the final try, earning a U S team spot for the World Cup in Dusseldorf next September. Anthony Carter finished third and Charlton Ehizuelen second as the meet highlighted the hurdles and a new 200 meter American record by Evelyn Ashford.
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Kentucky win for Post 231 in road trip finale
Middletown American Legion Post 231 defeated Morehead 5-1 as Todd Carter sparked a four run first inning with a two run triple. Jeff Zornes pitched a two hitter with 10 strikeouts, and Pete Jones hit his third homer of the year. Post 231 next plays a doubleheader at Lexington against Man-Of-War.
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Higuchi Displays Golfing Prowess At LPGA Championship
Higuchi tied with Sally Little after two rounds at the LPGA Championship in North Myrtle Beach. The Japanese star shot a 67 to reach 138 after 36 holes, while Little had 67 and 71 for 138, with Judy Rankin at 141 and Pat Bradley at 142 chasing leader beside them.
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Bengals sign Willie Zackery from Central State
The Cincinnati Bengals sign Willie Zackery a 6 foot wide receiver from Central State University The 21 year old from LaGrange Georgia was taken in the ninth round and is the seventh of 18 Bengal draft choices to sign Paul Brown says Zackery showed speed and good hands at rookie camp and they want to see more of him
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Expos sign MUM pitcher Steve King from Forest Park
Miami University Middletown pitcher Steve King signed with the Montreal Expos after being drafted in the 17th round. The left handed freshman out of Forest Park High School completed his first year at MUM and earned his pro opportunity.
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