Major league boxscores for Baltimore Chicago New York Minnesota
Boxscores show Baltimore at Chicago at 2:15 pm 9m, New York at Minnesota at 2:15 pm, Reeton at Kansas City at 2:35 pm, Auwaukee at Texas at 8:35 pm. Scores and outcomes not provided in fragment.
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Cleveland
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la Seattle
Oakland
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Trout
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Quigier Surges To Lead After Near Fatal Boat Crash
Dana Quigier tied a near fatal boating accident to his best PGA Tour round, an 8 under par 63, in the Hall of Fame Golf Classic at Pinehurst. The Rhode Island native survived a squall in Narragansett Sound, swam through 5 to 10 foot seas, and credited a cross handed putting style for his 63 and a four stroke lead on No. 2 course. He limps with a damaged knee and had been fighting for tour status with little prior top finish.
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Quigley
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Rhode Island
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Carolina Sandhill
Hale Irwin
Lou Graham
Brad Bryant
Danny Edwards
Craig Stadler
Mike Brannan
John McGough
Irwin
Tom Watson
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Dana Quigley
Mal
Jock Sprathin
Lon Nielsen
Jim Chancey
Jack Sommers
Jim von Lossow
Skip Dunaway
Ed Fiori
Gary Koch
Bob Gilder
Bob Eastwood
Parker Moore
Tommy McGinnis Lyn Lott
Joe Inman
Scott Simpson
Mike Colandro
Terry Mauney
Greg Powers Howard Twitty Mason Rudolph
Hubert Green
Bob E Smith
Ed Lyman
Dave Eicnelberger
Leonard Thompson
Bob Wynn
Julius Joros
Alan Pate
David Thore
Jack Newton
Alan Tepie
Wally Armstrong
Antonio Cerda
Tim = Collins
Barry Flemi
Rocky Tham
Bob Zender
Babe Hiskey
Joe Hager
Ron Terry
Don Pooley
Bruce Freis
Tony Hollifi
Fred Marti Fleckman Marty Art Wall
E. Harvie Ward Mark Mike Bill Rogers
Tom Kite Chi Chi Rodriguez
Mike Nilon
Rod Funseth
Dave Barr
Bob Sheerer
Forrest Ferler
Mark Hayes
Barry Jaeckel
Ed Dougherty
Don Sammy Rachels Surrey
Jeff Hewes
Frank Beerd
Buck Adams Geary McCord
Bobby Henry Stuart Taylor
Carlton White
Jay Overton
Tom Weiskopt Lareu Lie
Supporters rally behind Knight at Indiana University
Indiana University supporters including Gov. Otis Bowen and many students back Bobby Knight after his six month sentence in absentia for assaulting a Puerto Rican policeman. Bowen cites possible clemency and says Knight was railroaded. IU officials defend Knight and note no resignation will be accepted. Knight maintains self defense and intends not to return to Puerto Rico.
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Ind
Bobby Knight
Indiana University
Otis R. Bowen
Bowen
Knight
Puerto Rico
Seattle
Ralph Floyd
U.S
San Juan
Flood
Indiana
John Ryan
Floyd
Rurico Rivera
Jose D. Silva
Rivera
Ryan
Bob Knight
U. S
Hoosiers
Mets Win In 10th On McDonald Single
Ron McDonald drove home the deciding run with a single in the 10th inning to lift the Jackson Mets past the Arkansas Travelers 6-4 in Texas League action. Jodie Davis homered for Arkansas, and Amarillo edged San Antonio 4-3 as rain postponed other games.
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Arkansas Travelers
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San Antonio
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Midland
Tulsa
Shreveport
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Travelers
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Jodie Davis
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Sergio Beltre
Fred Tisdale
McDonald
Mets
Bobby Bryant
Dan Smith
Ray Searage
Earl
Amarillo Gold Sox
San Antonio Dodgers
Mets extend Mazzuli through 1984 season
In baseball, New York Mets extend outfielder Lee Mazzuli's contract through the 1984 season. NBA moves include Golden State signing Danny Salisbery and Indiana signing Dudley Gradley to multi year deals. Packers waive Rick Partridge and acquire Jim Mol. Jets obtain Bob Winkel on waivers. release Joe Morenno. Raiders trade Mike McCoy to the Giants for an undisclosed future pick. Lions detailed roster changes with multiple releases. 49ers add Jett Levy and Carl McGee. waivers for Mallory and Ballage. Furman names Dennis Koobler associate athletics director.
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National League
NEW York Mets
Lee Mazzuli
National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
Danny Salisbery
Indiana Pacers
Dudley Gradley
National Football League
Green Bay Packers
Rick Partridge
Jim Mol
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Oakland Raiders
Mike McCoy
New York Giants
Louis Ecenes
Jeff McIntyre
Rod Phillips
Gary Parris
Jimbo Elrod
Mike Loyd
Jerome King
Mets ink outfielder Lee Mazzilli to four year deal
New York Mets outfielder Lee Mazzilli, 24, signed a four year contract extension after a season in which he earned promised influence and financial security. The deal extends beyond the 1980 season though the exact money terms were not disclosed.
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Lee Mazzilli
New York Mets
Switchhitter
National League Baseball Club
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