Comebacks Get Closer For Busby And Fidrych
The article notes Steve Busby’s return from a shoulder operation with early spring mound time and a rough outing against the Cardinals. It also highlights Mark Fidrych’s strong spring form, pitching six scoreless innings for Detroit against Toronto to push his spring record to 4-0, with prior outings showing a 0.60 ERA.
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Associated Press
Steve Busby
Busby
Kansas City
St. Louis Cardinals
Royals
Detroit
Mark Fidrych
Bird
Tigers
Toronto Blue Jays
Fidrych
Pittsburgh
Texas Rangers
Atlanta Braves
Tommy Boggs
Jeff Burroughs
Eddie Miller
Rob Belloir
Dale Murphy
Boggs
Rangers
Gene Tenace
Dave Winfield
San Diego Padres
Chicago Cubs
Padres
Roger Craig
Alvin Dark
Bobby Valentine
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Tom Seaver
Terry and Neely Lead in Bowl Down Cancer Crusade Night
At Eastern Lanes and Sports Bowl, Marcia G Neely and Wayne Terry led women's and men's divisions with top scores of 666 and 695 respectively. Marie Spafford won a $2.50 women’s prize with 673, while Mark Mattingly led men with 694. Final week high scores win $25 and state tourney berths.
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Marcia G. Neely
Wayne Terry
Cancer Crusade
Neely
Terry
Marie Spafford
Astern
Mark Mattingly
Pete Rose called dirtiest player by Reds trainer
Tampa AP report cites Bernie Stowe, Reds equipment manager, saying Pete Rose is the dirtiest player in baseball. The piece details laundry costs, wool socks, and Stowe’s duties keeping the Big Red Machine pristine, with notes on Rose’s and Foster’s rough wear and field conditions affecting uniforms.
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Norm Clarke
Tampa
Fla
Bernie Stowe
Pete Rose
Pete
Stowe
Cincinnati Reds
Rose
Reds
Big Red
Bob Howsam
Wrigley Field
Chicago
George Foster
Foster
Local golfers finally get to use clubs
Warm weather brings out golfers as all four Middletown courses Wildwood Forest Hills Brown's Run and Weatherwax open for play. Carts may be restricted until next week while the two city tournaments at Weatherwax are set with the men July 20 to 23 and the women August 1 to 4.
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Middletown
Wildwood
Forest Hills
Brown's Run
Weatherwax
Baseball and Football and Hockey Personnel Moves in Major Leagues
Baseball rosters saw Orioles release Tommy Moore and reassign several players to Biscayne College. Tigers and Brewers announced waivers and Pacific Coast League optioning. Jays cut Jerry Johnson. Astros optioned Cacek and reassigned Konieczny Sosa and others to minors. Expos released Tito Fuentes. Saints named Lamar Mohan as QB and receivers coach. Argonauts signed Richard Lewis. North Stars and college programs added or lost coaches, with resignations at Seattle University and Whitworth College.
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Detroit Tigers
Roric Harrison
Rich Folkers
Milwaukee Brewers
Kirkpatrick
Ed Romero
Spokane
Jack Heidemann
Dave Smith
Ron Wrona
Bill Dick
Larry Montgomery
Peoria
Ariz
Toronto Blue Jays
Jerry Johnson
Houston Astros
Craig Cacek
Charleston
Doug Konieczny
Jose Sosa
Randy Wiles
Rick Williams
Jerry Wilson
Davis Alois
Jim Fuller
Keith Drumright
Montreal Expos
Tito Fuentes
NEW Orleans
Saints
Lamar Mohan
Canadian Football League
Toronto Argonauts
Richard Lewis
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Lee Lacy
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Phillie
Johnson
Chisox
Kravec
Monroe
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E Monroe
Gripper
Fleenors
Gapper
Ony
Monro-Matic
R.V
N. University Blvd
Eagles
F.O.E
Crystal Aerie
S. Main
Linda Webb
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Brandeis
Fleenor
QUO Stores
Mike Lum
San Diego
Rocky Bridges
Tiger Paw
F.E.T
Jad
Corte Bienche
Hamilton CO
ETHEL
Reading Road
Butler CO. Stores
Peat Treat
College Corner
Charles S
Hamilton
Ohio
Mosler
Ade
Sports Transactions
Baltimore Orioles
Tommy Moore
Tom Epperty
Kevin Kennedy
Wayne Krenchick
Jom Smith
Biscayne College
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National Hockey League
Minnesota North Stars
Dean Magee
Duquesne University
Bruce Bauer
Don Masur
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Gary Blackney
Bob Field
Ery Sestr
Seattle
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