Bicycle Race Results Across Multiple Expert Divisions
The meet lists winners and runners up across Powder Puff age groups and expert divisions with names including Roxie Donowho Christi Blansett Lea Beth Chankin Julie Herr Jacki Cogan Jill Worley Becky Herrington Christy Jones Judy Miller Buddy Jones Paul Raven J Cowen J. Cowen Ace Love Ray Lope Archie Chankin Dejuan Norris Mike Jones Tracy Berner John Kendricks Kevin West Tommy Smith Gary Green Davia Sly Randy Moore Randy Mahan Joey Van Arsdail Albert Delgado Booby Hertens tein Wayne Fulfora Vince Surace Jeff Love Danny eAnn Open division winners include Billy Patterson Buddy Jones Kevin Pirkie Ace Love DeJuan Norris Davy Shook Gary Green Danny Whisefant Eddie Livingston.
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Roxie Donowho
Christi Blansett
Lea Beth Chankin
Julie Herrage
Jacki Cogan
Jill Worley
Becky Herrington
Christy Jones
Judy Miller
Buddy Jones
Paul Raven
J. Cowen
Billy Patterson
Kevin Pirkie
Brent Shields
Ace Love
Ray Lope
Archie Chankin
Dejuan Norris
Mike Jones
Tracy Berner
John Kendricks
Kevin West
Tommy Smith
Gary Green
Davia Sly
Blankensaid
Randy Moore
Randy Mahan
Joey van Arsdail
Albert Delgado
Booby Hertenstein
Wayne Fulfora
Vince Surace
Jeff Love
DannyeAnn
Jesse Gonzales
Jode Jackson
Roger Fox
Sports Transactions Highlight Monday Deals Across Leagues
The AP report lists multiple moves: Detroit Tigers trade Joan Martin and a player to be named for Jim Lentine, waivers on Dan Gonzales. Atlanta Braves sign Craig McMurtry and assign to Savannah. Montreal Expos place Ellis Valentine on injured list and recall Rod Pate. Pacers name Jack McKinney head coach. Bengals sign Bryan Hicks. Cowboys sign Gary Carter and Nate Rivers with others. Eagles sign Nate Rivers and Bob Harris. Bruins trade for Jim Craig with draft picks.
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Detroit Tigers
Joan Martin
Springfiek
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Jim Lentine
Dan Gonzales
Atlanta Braves
Craig McMurtry
Savannah
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Placeo Ellis Valentine
Rod Pate
Denver
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Jack McKinney
Bobby
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Bryan Hicks
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Nate Rivers
Bob Harris
Monday Night Dodgers Win Boosts NL West Lead
Rick Monday belted a two run homer off Cincinnati reliever Doug Barr to seal a 2 1 Dodgers win and widen the Dodgers lead over the Reds to two games in the National League West. Pirates beat Phillies 9 3 Padres blanked Astros 3 0 Braves edged Giants 4 2 Expos outlasted Cubs 8 7 in 13 innings with Bob Pate driving in the winning run.
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Rain Out Delays Mariners Tigers In 13 Inning AL Reliever
Seattle and Detroit were tied 3-3 after 13 innings when rain halted their AL clash. Dan Meyer collected five hits in six trips, Tom Paciorek had three hits and two RBIs, and Kirk Gibson hit his eighth homer as play was ruled official but the game not counted. In Chicago, Texas and the White Sox were 1-1 after six innings before rain ended their contest.
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Joe Rudi
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Mitchell Page
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Jim Dwyer
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Tony Perez
Former PHS vaulter second in Arizona
Three former District 54A track performers placed in the Great Southwest Track and Field Classic at Tempe. Mike Van Zandt of Permian took second in the pole vault at 14-6, Dennis Nolder of San Angelo was runner up in the 110 hurdles in 14.7 seconds, and David Simmons of Midland won the discus at 178-0.
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San Angelo
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Madlock appeals as Feeney upholds 5,000 fine
National League President Chub Feeney upholds Bill Madlock suspension and 5,000 fine after a May 1 clash with umpire Jerry Crawford. Madlock appeals via the players association to Commissioner Bowie Kuhn as umpires threaten extra game ejects. Pirates win 9-3 as Friction continues.
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Steve Carlton
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Baseball standings and Tuesday game schedule notes
The listing shows Houston, San Diego, Atlanta, and San Francisco in standings with scattered records and Tuesday night games. Schedule includes Chicago at Montreal, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, St Louis at New York, and Houston at San Diego with occasional late games and pitcher details for each matchup.
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Odessa College WRanglers ink Harold Taylor in signing surge
Odessa College men's basketball coach Jim Yaekel announced his third signing, forward Harold Taylor, a 6-6 from Oklahoma City, joining 6-3 guard Brent Clayton from Chicago and 6-3 guard James Gaddie from Classen High School. Taylor averaged 20 points and 10 rebounds per game last season.
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