Plans Formed To Protect Horses After Insemination Ruling
Kentucky officials plan a contingency to control venereal disease amid a Jockey Club decision banning artificial insemination for registering thoroughbreds. The USDA imposed a quarantine on breeding stock as the industry faces a potential spread of contagious equine metritis and a clash with international Stud Books.
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Kentucky
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State Department of Agriculture
Nicholas F. Brady
University of Kentucky
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Tradecraft by Gabe Paul reshapes Indians ball club
AP Sports Writer HAL ROCK outlines how Gabe Paul reshaped the Cleveland Indians with bold trades after returning to Cleveland. He sent John Lowenstein and Tom Buskey for Willie Horton and David Clyde, moved Rico Carty for Dennis DeBarr, and swapped Dennis Eckersley for Rick Wise Mike Paxton Ted Cox and Bo Diaz, positioning the Tribe for a new era.
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Hal Rock
Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
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New York
George Steinbrenner
Yankee
Chris Chambliss
Dick Tidrow
Indians
Willie Randolph
Mickey Rivers
Ed Figueroa
Cleveland
Texas
John Lowenstein
Tom Buskey
Rangers
Willie Horton
David Clyde
Horton
Clyde
Tribe
Rico Carty
Toronto
Dennis DeBarr
Probable pitchers set for opening day
Opening day rosters show key starting matchups across leagues. Notable games feature Minnesota at Seattle, Boston at Chicago, Houston at Cincinnati, Los Angeles visiting Atlanta, and San Diego at San Francisco, with multiple parks reporting crowds around fifty thousand.
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John
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Dunedin
Baseball scores and upcoming games from today and tomorrow
Results show Pittsburgh 6 over Toronto 5 and Boston 6 New York 0 among others. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules list Philadelphia at Dunedin and St Louis at Clearwater with multiple intercity matchups across Florida Arizona and Texas venues.
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Monday's Sports Transactions
Baseball moves include Pat Dobson optioned to Portland and Manny Seoane sent to Wichita. Pete Mackanin and Randy Miller optioned by Montreal to Denver, while Frank Riccelli Aurelio Lopez John Tamargo and Ken Oberkfell reassigned to minor league camp. Football hires include Fred Glick Jerry Thompson as assistants and Bob Griffin named defensive line coach. Brown University names Joe Mullaney head basketball coach. Pacific Eight hires Jim Muldoon public relations director and Whitworth College hires Jack Ecklund as head basketball.
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Chicago Cubs
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Wichita
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Randy Miller
Denver
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Frank Riccelli
Aurelio Lopez
John Tamargo
Bob Griffin
Toronto Argonauts
Bob Farnham
David Almeida
Frank de Stefano
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Brown University
Joe Mullaney
Jim Muldoon
Whitworth College
Jack Ecklund
Hubert Green Faces Masters With $1 Million Bid and Courage
Hubert Green, holder of 14 tour titles and a recent $117,499 in earnings, arrives at Augusta famed for his grit and peak form. He has challenged top rivals like Irwin and Floyd, won the U S Open last year, and carries a death threat scare into a career-defining week as he aims to add a major crown. Green asserts he is a smarter, better golfer now and believes he can win, never giving up until the final hole.
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Augusta, Ga
Hale Irwin
Ray Floyd
Tom Weiskopf
al Geiberger
Miller Barber
Don January
Dave Hill
Frank Beard
Hubert Green
Irwin
Floyd
Green
Bob Jones
Jones
Augusta
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Lee
Gary Player
Tom Watson
Young Lions
Masters Pick: Jack Nicklaus Backed By Jones
Golf architect Robert Trent Jones, famed for Augusta National, touts Jack Nicklaus as his pick to win the Masters. He praises Nicklaus’s driving, putting, and nerves, noting Nicklaus’s steady improvement and Matchless concentration on greens. Jones also critiques rivals and lauds Augusta National as fair and challenging.
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Will Grimsley
Augusta, Ga
Augusta National
Robert Trent Jones
Jack Nicklaus
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Jack
Aga Khan
Morocco
Italy
Soviet Union
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