City Scores SOFTBALL Seeding Teams In Local Play
Dense scorecard style summary lists numerous players and line scores across multiple teams including HAVER, SROWN'S HARD, PEOPLE'S BANK RICHMOND, DUKE MFG, SCOTT'S SERVICE, and WOMEN'S SEEDING TOURNAMENT. Highlights include varied player lines, team totals, and tournament context across months and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haver Syeet Perry
Thompson
Weston
Ketetum
Elliott
Swank
Thompton
Meyers
Dedd
Sneuivert
Meth
Action TV
Rader
Mendel
Smith
Hoy
Guist
C. Cangel
Sages
Burke
We Mour
W. Genger
Lambert
Whitacre
Haltner
Ge Gurgeon
Wright
Krisch
Lyonvont
Chaney
Kasper
O'Conner
Ferguson
People's Bank Richmond
M. Oestreicher
Pearson
B. Robertson
McMillen
Barger
Moody
Mal Robertson
J. Robertson
Oestreicher
Edwards
Lyon
Totais
Duke Mfg
Crawford
Sage
Hanmer
Wilnen
Ping
R' Mus
Mataling
Finn
Stulfe
Tate
Reed
Burgaer
Totals
Scott's Service
Saffron
Mille
Brownrs
Black
Scott
Oriver
Walling
Bowling
Mitchell
Steansed
Farguson
Byrd
Hay
Gulst
C. Dangel
Baggs
Saymore
W. Dengel
Topp
Bullets Klings To Crown In Conference Final Push
Kevin Grevey and Tommy Henderson say Washington will apply pressure to San Antonio to force a seventh game after the Bullets beat the Spurs 107-103 to move the series to 3-2. Game 6 is in San Antonio. if needed, Game 7 in Landover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Elvin Hayes
Bullets
Washington
Dick Motta
Grevey
Henderson
Spurs
George Gervin
James Silas
Motta
Hayes
Bob Dandridge
OU Gal Third In AIAW Shot
Ottawa University junior Mary Bundy earned a bronze in the Region 6 AIAW track meet small college shot put with a 42-10% effort that topped her school record. She also competed in discus and javelin but did not reach finals. Stenwall of Nebraska State won with 48-2%. Bundy and other OU athletes head to the Missouri Valley AAU championships May 27 at Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Ottawa University
Mary Bundy
Bundy
Stenwall
Kearney
Neb
Garnett
Sikma Sparks Sonics To Force Game Seven In Phoenix
Seattle connects on 54 percent shooting and 21 from Sikma to beat Phoenix 106 165 and tie the Western Conference final at 3-3. Brown scores 15, Johnson leads Seattle with 23 as teams head to Seattle for a deciding game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Jack Sikma
Seattle SuperSonics
Fred Brown
Sikma
SuperSonics
Phoenix Suns
Suns
Seattle
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Kingdome
Brown
Dennis Johnson
Royals Belt Chicago 14-5 as Rodriguez shines with 4-0 record
Whitey Herzog blasted umpiring after Kansas City routed Chicago 14-5. Ed Rodriguez in his first start since tendonitis improved to 4-0, tossing five plus strong innings. Willie Wilson homered inside the park and led KC with three hits as John Wathan and Jerry Terrell supplied key power. The Royals broke a 3-3 tie with five runs in the fourth, while Herzog criticized an infield fly ruling and shuffled a makeshift lineup ahead of a swing through Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Whitey Herzog
Willie Wilson
Ed Rodriguez
Kansas City
Herzog
Sox
Lamar Johnson
Todd Cruz
Johnson
Umps
Wilson
Royals
Rodriguez
Dennis Leonard
Claudel Washington
John Wathan
Jerry Terrell
Terrell
Chet Lemon
Darrell Porter
Fred Patek
George Brett
Paul Splittorff
Steve Busbee
Marty Pattin
Seattle
Associated Press
Texas
Jenkins
Minnesota
Erickson
Gale
Ban- Baltimore
Niater
Boston
Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
Philadelphia
West Montreal
Neal St. Louis
California
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Cincinnati
Louston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Baltimore
Houston
St.Louis
Cos Angeles
Montreal
Californii
Louia
Mauston
Pedra
Palmer
Underwood
San Drego
Rasmussen
Cincin
Walts
Second-Year Ace Wins Indy Pole
Rick Mears, 27, Bakersfield, California, won the Indianapolis 500 pole for May 27 after posting 193.736 mph in qualifying. A.J. Foyt noted as the rival, while Tom Sneva failed to match last year’s pace due to power restrictions. Al Unser led early with 192.503 mph. Bobby Unser, Gordon Johncock, and Foyt trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rick Mears
Mears
Bakersfield
Calif
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
A.J. Foyt
Foyts and
Unsers
Tom Sneva
Sneva
al Unser
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Gam Tavern
Chambers
Bowman
Strobel
Algden
Bethall
Opie
Bette
Duvall
Shepheard
Shuey
Cook
Schultz
Jennean
Jefson
Doles
Maney
Evans
Wellsville Dewnnert
Jenking
Oliver
Daubladse
Lima
Miller
M. Ferguson
Holmes
V. Dawa
Té Berger
Marrow
Thomas
Diamand
Vincent
Sutton
Gerahere
Diamond
Ottawa Sheetmetal
Imei
Price
Callahan
Sleichter
StauHer
Bengal
Meyeret
Sasaaman
White
San Antonio
Doug Moe
Moe
Gervin
NBA
OU Gal
Bobby Unser
Gordon Johncock
Foyt
Watson
Dallas
Tom Watson
Bill Rogers
Rogers
Larry Nelson
Jerry Pate
No. 15
Tollfree
Missouri
Firestone
Ae Fite
Comets
Gremlins
Hornets
Mavericks
Mustangs
Sali
Hemmenibee
Clee
Old Tire
Fribla
Reg
Salet
F.E.T
Blackwall
Sale
Amer
Fat
Super Sports
Sners
Busa Amencan
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