Baseball at a Glance Pittsburgh 6 San Francisco 2
Baseball results and upcoming games list an array of scores with teams including Pittsburgh San Francisco Philadelphia Atlanta Chicago St Louis Los Angeles Houston Montreal and more. The schedule covers Sunday through Tuesday with several cross league matchups and pitching records noted.
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Oilers Acquire Davis as Hardeman Traded in 1978 Move
Houston Oilers add Anthony Davis from Tampa Bay in exchange for Don Hardeman as Bum Phillips confirms the swap. The team also plans to sign Heisman winner Earl Campbell to a multi year contract after the NFL draft. Davis, a former USC star, played in Canada and the WFL. Hardeman had 648 rushing yards as a rookie in 1975.
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Dibbs Wins Grand Prix Singles Title In Tulsa
Eddie Dibbs of New York City defeated Pat Dupre in three sets 6-7 6-2 7-5 to capture the $50,000 Grande Prix event in Tulsa. Dibbs earned $8,500, Dupre $4,250. the nine day tournament was Colgate and Bank of Oklahoma sponsored and marked the first Grand Prix tennis in Oklahoma.
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Pecos Eagle wins 880 yds in regional track meet
Gary Rogers of Pecos High School won the 880 yard run at the Conference AAA and A Region I Track Meet at Barrett Stadium in Odessa with a time of 1:59.0. Brent Anderson of Canyon was second, with Tobin Abbott Lake View, Kelly Baker Fort Stockton, Steve Lewis Estacado, and Mike Spake Dunes rounding out the top places. Rogers advances to a state qualifying meet in Lubbock May 6, then to the State Meet in Austin May 11 and 12.
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Top NFL draft pick value debated by football gurus
The piece argues top selections are not always crucial, citing the Cowboys trading for No. 1 last year for Dorsett and the Oilers for Earl Campbell. Denver laments late picks 27 and 28, while Red Miller and Carroll Hardy note late picks can still yield needed players though immediate impact is unlikely. The draft order lists teams, with Green Bay, San Francisco, Cleveland, St. Louis, and Cincinnati holding multiple first-round picks through trades.
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Jenkins Returns To Rangers Starting Rotation In 2-1 Win
Texas right-hander Ferguson Jenkins, after 13 major league seasons as a starter, is back in the Rangers rotation. He blanked the Red Sox on four hits through much of the game, with a two-run ninth inning rally capped by John Lowenstein’s RBI single. The win extended Texas’ streak to six, as Bill Hunter’s rotation finally found stability with Jenkins returning to his preferred role.
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Hinkle wins New Orleans Open with 271 total score
Lon Hinkle fired a 66 to win the New Orleans Open by 17 under par with a 271 total. Gilbert and Zoeller tied for second at 272, while Grier Jones was fourth at 274 and several players trailed.
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