Stiff Penalty To Madlock For Umpire Confrontation
The National League suspended Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Bill Madlock for 15 days for pushing a glove at home plate umpire Jerry Crawford after a disputed third strike. Feeney cited the act against an umpire, plus a $5,000 fine, while noting Madlock may appeal and continue playing.
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Chub” Feeney
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Madlock appeals suspension over on field incident
About 15 days of unemployment could cost Madlock roughly 20 700 in pay. He argues there was no intent to hurt Crawford after a glove exchange and cites lighter penalties for others. Crawford said Madlock admitted the act and the case follows a history of suspensions for on field incidents.
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James Tabbed As Big 8 Czar
Maryland athletic director Carl James, 51, will become the Big Eight commissioner on July 1, succeeding Charles Nevias. The selection drew strong, though not unanimous, support from faculty reps and athletic directors after a fast decision process. James, a Raleigh native with Duke and Maryland leadership experience, vows to address inflation and energy and to move the conference beyond its enforcement reputation.
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Carlton Flirts With No-Hitter as Braves Break It Up
Philadelphia AP. Steve Carlton carried a no-hit bid into the eighth inning against Atlanta, leading 7-0 before Bill Nahorodny's two-out single ended the spell. Carlton finished 7-1 with 11 strikeouts and five walks, joining a long list of near-misses while the Expos, Cardinals, Mets, and Reds posted other NL results.
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Doug Bair
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NBA Coaches Weigh Moves In Pro Basketball Shuffle
Gene Shue and Dick Motta, each with 500 plus league victories, seek new coaching roles as the NBA coaching carousel spins. Shue left the San Diego Clippers by mutual agreement while Motta has permission from the Washington Bullets to pursue other opportunities.
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Baseball Scoreboard RIC AN LEAGUE AST Monday games
Baseball scoreboard shows results from the American and National Leagues with multiple matchups. Minnesota beat Baltimore, Chicago defeated Milwaukee, and Texas topped Boston. Oakland and others posted wins. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules list numerous interleague and league games with pitchers and venues noted.
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City Scores Man's Le Commodore Homes-14 Burnett
A crowded box score details multiple teams led by Burnett and Duke in a lengthy scoring summary. Players such as Moody, Mallory, Reed, and Wilson show notable tallies across the various rosters including Gulf A West and Conoco divisions, highlighting a high-scoring local sports night.
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Ottawan Paces Lady Hornets to Softball Crown
Emporia State softball led by Kim Miller’s clutch homers went 4-0 in the Central States Intercollegiate Conference tournament. Miller delivered a three run shot against Kearney State and a solo homer in the final, as Emporia State defeated Pittsburg State 1-0 and Pitt 6-0 for the title. the team improved to 29-3 and hosts the AIAW Region 6 tourney this week.
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Babe Ruth: From 1901 Dead Ball Era to Greatest Player
The piece traces early American League home run leaders from 1902 to Ruth’s rise. It notes Ralph Seybold’s 16 in 1902, Home Run Baker’s 12 max from 1911 to 1914, Ruth’s 11 in 1918, 29 in 1919, and 54 in 1920 with 59 in 1921 after joining the Yankees as a full time outfielder. It credits Ruth with dominating homers and a .342 lifetime average.
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