Disputes cloud spring training atmosphere across MLB
Former Rangers catcher Ken Suarez filed a grievance arguing his trade to the Indians was disciplinary and should be voided after arbitration. Twins President Calvin Griffith denied threats to trade players over arbitration, while players mocked and criticized socks and World Series rings. Reggie Jackson and Darold Knowles mocked the new rings despite owner Finley defending the cheap replacements.
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Heard Goes With What He's Got In Citrus Open Lead
Jerry Heard abandons quest for perfection and takes a pragmatic approach at Rio Pinar. He shoots 68 to finish two rounds at 135, one stroke ahead of Jim Colbert who also carded 68 for a 136 total. Arnold Palmer slips to six behind after heavy trouble with his driver. Leonard Thompson and Lanny Wadkins sit one stroke back at 137 as Thomp son rails with a 69 and Wadkins 67.
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Baugh Leads LPGA Event At Seminole Lakes
Laura Baugh shot a four under par 68 to grab the lead at the LPGA tournament at Seminole Lakes near Miami. The 19-year-old second-year pro credited favorable conditions for her best round to date and aims for her first tour title.
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Bench Seeks Riverfront Fence Move For More Homers
Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench suggests moving Riverfront Stadium fences to spur more home runs. Reds president Bob Howsam opposes changes, stating Riverfront’s home success and pitching speed give Cincinnati an edge. Bench remains undecided about pushing the issue.
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St Xavier edges toward fifth state swimming crown
Cincinnati St Xavier dominated Friday preliminaries of the 47th Ohio high school swimming meet at the Ohio State pool. The Aquabombers advanced 15 individuals and two relays to Saturday finals, aiming for a fifth straight state title under coach Mike Arata. Keating’s 00-yard breaststroke mark fell twice as Schlatter and Mills posted faster times.
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Winter sports titles at stake this weekend
The NCAA Wrestling Championships at Cincinnati and the 60th Big Ten meet at Evanston shape the race for titles. Don Rohn and Bill Simpson of Clarion State reached semis with double pins as Central Michigan and Ohio University vie atop the MAC in Bowling Green.
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Champ Favored In Latonia Mile Feature
In Florence Kentucky Mr Champ is the favorite in Latonia’s $6000 featured mile race with Babington’s image as rival. Madarko won Friday’s feature paying $11.40 $6.60 and $4.20 with Lord Adams $8.80 and $4.20 and Bistigart $4.20. The daily double paid $78.60 as Ducky Mick teamed with Eric Trouble. crowd of 6741 wagered $659,994.
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Newcombe Reaches World Championship Final in Barcelona
In Barcelona John Newcombe, the top seed, defeated Patricio Cornejo 6-3 6-2 to reach the final of the $50,000 World Championship tennis tournament. In Miami Tom Oker outlasted Mike Estep 7-6 6-7 7-4 in 2h20m to move into the Sse.E-90 Werte Championship semifinals. In Paramus Sandy Mayer beat Anand Amritraj 7-5 6-2 to reach Garcia Classic quarter-finals.
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Singapore Open golfer leads after 68 in Singapore
Defending champion Ben Arda of the Philippines shot a 68 in the second round of the Singapore Open for a two round total of 137 and a one stroke lead. In bowling, Larry Laub of San Francisco totaled 9 564 pins for 42 games to win the final round of the 80 000 Professional Bowlers Association event.
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