Baseball scores and schedules from a collapsed late edition
Scores list befits a busy major league slate with multiple games and weather affected results. The report notes rainouts in Haveston and Cleveland, with many pitchers and lineups across the American and National Leagues and a long slate of Saturday games including New York at Cleveland and Detroit at Baltimore.
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Cedeno guides Astros back to division top spot
Cesar Cedeno went 4 for 4 driving in three runs and hitting his eighth homer as the Houston Astros beat the Cincinnati Reds 9-5 to reclaim first place in the NL West by a half game. The win, aided by Doug Rader's three run shot, pushed Cedeno's average up 12 points to .266 and lifted Houston into the division lead behind a six-run rally in the third. George Culver earned the win in relief over Wayne Simpson, who took the loss.
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Harry Walker
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Cincinnati Reds
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Cy Acosta
Milwaukee
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Cleveland
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Doug Rader
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George Culver
Wayne Simpson
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Penguins sign top five draft picks to two-year deals
Pittsburgh Penguins finalize two-year contracts with their top five last year's amateur selections. Defenseman Jack Lynch, the No. 1 pick from Oshawa, 6-foot-2, 183 pounds, posted 18 goals and 38 assists in 59 games. Also signed were Bernie Lukowich, Brian Walker, Ron Lalonde, and Denis Herrot.
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Natonal Hockey League
Jack Lynch
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Oshawa
Ontario Hockey Association
Bernie Lukowich
Brian Walker
Ron Lalonde
Denis Her- Tot
Finley Says Williams Fits A's As He Builds Baseball Empire
Oakland businessman Charlie Finley praises Dick Williams as a strong manager and notes the A's are leading the American League West with a .690 winning percentage. Finley, who has hired many managers, discusses Bay Area sports loyalty, relocation rumors, attendance gains, and his Memphis Pros purchase.
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Dick Willams
Dick Williams
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California Golden Seals
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Nonstop golfer breaks world record in Lebanon Tenn
Aircraft plant supervisor Raymond Lasater, 43, continued playing nonstop golf after breaking the world record with his 829th consecutive hole. He started the run Tuesday morning at 5 36 am and aimed for 1000 holes, despite blisters from toughening his skin with ointment and gloves.
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Edward Ferguson
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Texas takes huge lead in NCAA golf championship
CapE Coral Florida Texas opened a commanding advantage in the NCAA golf championship led by Tom Kite and Ben Crenshaw. Kite shot 68 for 133 total while Crenshaw matched a 66, lifting Texas to 15 under par as Houston stumbled on a windy Cape Coral course. Bill Rogers led Houston with 138, while others trailed. Derrel Thomas optioned to Hawaii affiliate by San Diego Padres after a deal that sent Dave Roberts to Tulsa last winter.
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Ben Crenshaw
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Houston
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Bill Rogers
Max Castro
Miami
Florida
Roger Malibie
San Jose State
Howard Twitty
Arizona State
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San Thego
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Derrel Thomas
Hawaii Pacific Coast
Dave Roberts
San Diego
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British lead to McIntire sparks American success
Barbara McIntire, veteran Curtis Cup star from Colorado Springs, led three other American girls into the third round of the British Women's Amateur Golf championships at Hunstanton. She defeated Elizabeth Price Fisher three and two, then teamed with the others to beat Belle Robertson three and two. Other American winners were Beth Barry, Laura Baugh, and Jane Booth as the seven-girl Curtis Cup squad stayed for the British event after two qualifying rounds left 64 in match play.
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England
Elizabeth Price Fisher
Belle Robertson
Britain
Beth Barry
Mobile
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Laura Baugh
Long Beach
Calif
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Palm Beach Gardens
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Castaldi Signs with Pirates in Early Draft Class
Pittsburgh. Ray Castaldi from Parkside Pennsylvania signed with the Pirates as the No. 17 pick in the recent draft along with Tim Flaherty a right handed pitcher from Rockville Connecticut Michael Bushy a shortstop from Bessemer and Alan Flaherty the No. 18 pick. William Hagens of Freeport joined as a free agent. The four report to the Bradenton Florida camp for assignment.
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Petty Wins Pole at Lone Star 500 Qualifying
Richard Petty captured the pole yesterday on day one of qualifying for Sundays Lone Star 500 at Texas World Speedway College Station ex. Petty previously won the last 500 mile NASCAR race held here in December and has four major wins this year.
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Jamieson Sikes share one shot lead at Western Open
Jim Jamieson and RW Sikes shot three under par 68 to lead the Western Open after the first round at Sunset Ridge. They credited practice and consulting pros Bob Fry and Nutec Harrison for their improvements. Others struggled in cold winds as players posted a range of scores from 64 to 77.
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Ira Miller
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