Petrocelli Latest On Casualty List
The Red Sox star Rico Petrocelli is out after a spring illness with nausea and dizziness and will undergo intensive tests. His absence follows a parade of spring injuries and illnesses that have sidelined key players across the league, including Conigliaro Reggie Smith Yastrzemski Lahoud and others as teams push toward the season.
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Fla
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Cleveland
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Atlanta
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San Francisco
Record Broken In K of C Meet
Alan Robinson of Southern Illinois set a two mile meet record and Herb Washington of Michigan State tied the 50 yard dash mark at the 30th annual K of C track meet in Cleveland. Washington’s 5.2 seconds neared the world indoor record, while Martin McGrady failed to beat his 1:10 in the 600 yard run.
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Bowling Honor Roll Keeps Strike Pace
Women's and men's bowling honor roll lists show standout series across multiple players. Montgomer y 226 268 203 697 led the men with Tackett 207 207 223 637 and Jiles 214 201 201 616 among the women.
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Metro Keeping Royals On Move
Kansas City Royals new manager Charlie Metro pushes a strict, rule based leadership style and emphasizes active player work. The Royals outperformed Seattle and finished fourth in the AL West, with a mix of young pitchers like Butler and Drago, and newcomers Otis and Alcaraz shaping a competitive roster.
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Cerrito Leads After Big 219 In Cougar Open Semifinal
Mike McGrath of El Cerrito California crushed veteran Dave Davis of Miami 249 157 in the final Friday semifinal to surge to the lead in the Professional Bowlers Association Cougar Open with 9229 sticks including bonus pins after 12 match wins.
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Professional Bowlers Association
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Trevino Tops Wind Challenged Open Round Tie
Lee Trevino and Bobby Mitchell share the 36 hole lead at seven under 137 as gusty winds unsettle the Greater Jacksonville Open at Hidden Hills. Mitchell boosts with a 68 aided by an eagle on the 6th while Trevino shoots 67 to stay one stroke ahead of the field amid strong bids from Dale Douglass and Ron Cerrudo.
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Calif
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Sox Send Six Back To Minors
The Chicago White Sox announced their first spring roster cuts in Sarasota Florida sending six nonroster players to the minors. The group includes pitcher Dan Neumeier Durant Cooper Jim Magnuson Duane Shaffer infielder Glenn Redman and catcher Don Davini.
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Boxing Results From Rome Berlin Bangkok in Brief
AP report lists Mario Baruzzi stopping Getulio Bueo in Rome. Freddie Little outpoints Gerhard Piaskowy in Berlin. Chartchai Chionoi outpoints Efren Torres in Bangkok.
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Mexico
Davis wins semifinal lead in high stakes tournament finals
Davis posted 11 wins in 16 semifinals with 9124 sticks to lead Saturday's finals. Dick Battista of Astoria ranked third with 8648 and followed by Alex Seymore of Kannapolis 8624 and Bob Strampe of Detroit 8605. First prize awards a $10,000 check.
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Kannaplis
N.C
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Detroit
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