Baseball Thursday Schedule With Nine Evening Games
California visits Milwaukee with Kison on the mound while Slaton faces Rom in Milwaukee. New York travels to Kansas City as Splittorff duels 2-2. San Francisco at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, St. Louis at San Diego, and Chicago at Los Angeles occupy other night slots.
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Slaton
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Splittorft
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St. Louis
San Diego
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Football and golf tour results across leagues and tours
A long string of scores and results from baseball batting and pitching leaders, golf tour standings, and tennis open rounds across multiple venues. Names include J Thompsn and Kingman in NL batting, Haas and McRae in RBI and doubles, Larsen and Kite in PGA tour stats, Gomez Noah and Gerulaitis in tennis Open rounds, with entries from El Paso Tulsa Knoxville and many others.
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Rome
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
Alejandro Pierola
Chile
Yannick Noah
France
Per Hiertquist
Sweden
Ricardo Cano
Argentina
Raul Ramirez
Indianapolis 500 May lineup reveals top speeds and drivers
The partial lineup for the May 30 Indianapolis 500 lists drivers from Rick Mears to Dennis Firestone with hometowns, car numbers, chassis and engines, and four lap qualifying speeds ranging from 207.004 mph to 197.217 mph, noting extra time trials on May 22-23.
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Indianapolis
Rick Mears
Bakersfield
Calif
Penske Ford
Kevin Cogan
Redondo Beach
A.J. Foyt
Houston
Texas
March Cosworth
al Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Longhorn-Cosworth
Bobby Rahai
Columbus
Ohio
Cosworth
Howdy Holmes
Ann Arbor
Mich
Roger Mears
Penske-Cosworth
Chip Mead
Dayton
Eagle Cosworth
Pavin, Brooks, Mattiace Win Second-Round North South Matches
In the 62nd North South Amateur at Pinehurst No. 2 Corey Pavin edged Joan Slaughter in sudden death at the 19th hole. David Apperson defeated Joan Ryan 8 and 6. Mark Brooks beat Tom Knox 3 and 2, and Chuck Johnson advanced after a sudden death 20th hole.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Pinehurst No. 2
Corey Pavin
Oxnard
Calif
Joan Slaughter
Abilene
Tex
David Apperson
Memphis
Tenn
Joan Ryan
Pittsford
N.Y
Chuck Cordell
Pinehurst
George Lucas
West Palm Beach
Fla
Keith Clearwater
Provo
Utah
Brad Fable
Madisonville
Bob Mattiace
Lutz
Joan Riddle
Mark Brooks
Fort Worth
Tom Knox
Greensboro
Chuck Johnson
Lincolnton
Tommy Walters
Dayton
Ohio
Kevin Sullivan
Williamsburgh
UCLA Downs Pepperdine in NCAA tennis playoffs in Athens
UCLA earned a 5 1 victory over Pepperdine as Glenn Michibata and Robbie Venter won singles matches. UCLA swept the remaining singles and doubles were canceled after clinching. In the third place match SMU routed Georgia with wins by Harmon Vanier Turpin Bezecny and Fielding.
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Athens
University of California At Los Angeles
Pepperdine
Southern Methodist
Georgia
University of Georgia
UCLA
Ingles
Glenn Michibata
Pep
Marcel Freeman
Robbie Venter
Brad Gilbert
Blaine Willenberg
John van Nostrand
Southern
Rodney Harmon
SMU
Jonn Mangan
Jerome Vanier
Tom Foster
Jeff Turpin
Allen Miller
Point leaders in 1982 USA Mobil Grand Prix outdoor season
Summary lists top performers in the 1982 USA Mobil Outdoor Track and Field Grand Prix across events. Highlights include Paul Cummings leading the 5,000 meters for New Balance Track Club with 6.2 points and Larry Myricks heading long jump for Athletic Attic with 6.2, while Ed Yearwood and others score in various men and women events. The ranking covers 400 meters, long jump, javelin, shot put, steeplechase, hurdles, and middle distance, naming clubs such as Athletics West LA Naturites, Sub-4 Track Club, and Morgan State.
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Paul Cummings
New Balance Track Club
Doug Padilla
Athletics West
Ed Arriola
Larry Lawson
Stars and Stripes
Joan Koningh
Ed Yearwood
Morgan State
Walter McCoy
Athletic Attic
Jeff White
Mount St. Mary's
Eugene Sanders
Mississippi Valley
Floyd Brown
Larry Myricks
Greg Artis
Mike McRae
Jason Grimes
Stanley Holmes
Rod Kwaliko
Bob Roggy
Mike Juskus
Duncan Atwood
Mike Mahovlich
University of Washington
Rosalyn Bryant
LA Naturites
Evelyn Ashford
Sharon Dabney
Sandra Farmer
Laurel Hache
LA Mercurettes
Lorna Griffin
Denise Wood
Knoxville Track Club
Marita Walton
Maryland
Ramona Pagel
California State-Long Beach
Elaine
Henderson Activated and Trades/Signings Across Leagues
Mariners promote Dave Henderson and assign Thad Bosley to Salt Lake City. Colts add guard Terry Crouch. Tiger-Cats sign Peter Langford and Dick Righeiof. Timbers sign Terry Donovan. Roughnecks trade Joe Morrorone to San Jose for Todd Saldana and draft picks. Basketball conferences announce finals results with Celtics and 76ers. Lakers sweep Spurs in Western finals.
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Seattle Mariners
Dave Henderson
Thad Bosley
Salt Lake City Gulls
Baltimore Colts
Terry Crouch
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Peter Langford
Dick Rigeiiof
Portland Timbers
Terry Donovan
Tulsa Roughnecks
Joe Morrone
San Jose Earthquakes
Todd Saldana
Cash College Northewest Nazarene
Terry la
Arizona
Dave Strack
Boxing Card Set in Atlantic City and New York Venues
Multiple boxing matches announced across Atlantic City and New York venues with regional fighters and national title implications. Tony Suero faces Wilber Johnson for Camacho’s North American junior lightweight belt. Robert Rucker meets Domingo Ayala. Roberto Vines fights Edwin Rivera. Dwight Braxton defends WBC light heavyweight crown. Bobby Czyz meets Bob Coolidge. Rocky Lockridge battles Jose Nieto. Mark Holmes vs Mike Baker also listed.
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Inurready
Atlantic City
N.J
Tony Suero
Philadelphia
Wilber
Vampire’ Johnson
New York
Madison Square Garden
Hector Camacho
Refugio Rojas
Los Angeles
Camacho
Robert Rucker
Domingo Ayala
Puerto Rico
Roberto Vines
Edwin Luis Rivera
Hoboken
Harrah's
Marina Casino
Dwight Braxton
Camden
Lotterware
Zambia
Braxton
World Boxing Council
Tropicana Hotel and Casino
Bobby Czyz
Wanaque
Bob “the Iceman
Coolidge
Foley
Minn
Rocky Lockridge
Maple Shade
Jose Nieto
Las Vegas
Nev
Caesars Palace
Mark Holmes
Easton
Mike Baker
Fairfax
Bench Is Last Cylinder In Big Red Machine
AP Special Correspondent recounts Johnny Bench career with the Cincinnati Reds, noting his shift from catcher to third base, his durability amid injuries, and his pride in the team’s famed lineup. Bench reflects on rejecting free agency, his Hall of Fame chances, and earning through performance rather than money.
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Will Grimsley
Johnny Bench
John Stearns
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Stearns
John
al Lopez
Bench
Lopez
Johnny Edwards
Bill Freehan
Giants
Gary Matthews
Pete
Rose
Matthews
Reds
St. Louis
Gene Tenace
Big Red
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