Warrant issued for Rangers star Lenny Randle in Orlando
A state warrant charges Texas Rangers second baseman Lenny Randle with aggravated battery following a spring training incident with manager Latcehesi in Orlando. Randle allegedly beat Latcehesi during a discussion of his lineup status. He faces a second degree felony with up to 15 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Angels Win Shake Up No-Hitter Debate and Solaita’s Swing Fix
The Angels beat the Athletics as Don McKeon protested Robin Ryan's no hitter claim. North was picked off after McKeon left. Ryan, uneasy with the protest, praised Solaita's recovery after a slow stretch aided by batting films and coaching from Bob Clear and Joe Rudi. Solaita, batting coach Joe Rudi’s guidance, adjusted his stance and weight to drive the ball, resulting in a second homer in days.
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Solaita stars in 11-6 Angels win over A’s
Tony Solaita homered and added two singles with four hits in two games as the Angels routed Oakland 11-6 at Anaheim Stadium. He scored twice, walked once, and drove in two, boosting his early season surge while contributing to a shaky A’s defense that produced unearned runs in the late innings.
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Reds explode as Bench and Cesar Geronimo lead scoring
The Cincinnati Reds battered the Braves 12 runs in a decisive rally with Foster blasting a three run homer and a two run shot. Bench and Geronimo also homered as Jack Billingham pitched eight innings allowing 17 hits. The Dodgers beat the Padres 7 3 elsewhere and St Louis Chicago game postponed by cold weather.
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Jackson Revenge Sours Orioles Return to Baltimore
Reggie Jackson homered twice and doubled twice as the New York Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 9 to 6 in his dramatic return to Baltimore. The ambidextrous slugger, once a key foe, drove in multiple runs and sparked the offense, though the celebration carried mixed notes for his former teammates.
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Jackson Booed as Fans Target Yankee Star in Baltimore
Monday night in Baltimore Reggie Jackson avoided newsmen for 40 minutes and spoke softly about fan behavior. He recalled boos and names but condemned throwing objects and a bozo sign in right field bleachers. Police reported about 30 arrests for disorderly conduct as the crowd hurled hot dogs and a firecracker during the game.
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Governors back teams with salmon beef bets
Oregon Governor Ger ri Straub and Colorado Governor Richard Lamm waged a bet on the NBA series between Portland and Denver. Straub leads 2-1 after an adjusted $100 limit dwindled to 100 pounds of salmon against 100 pounds of beef. Winnings go to charity. Also notes Yankee Stadium seats sold by United House Wrecking Co. of Stamford and a Haiti plant fire causing $500,000 damage.
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Midwest and East sport scores scattered across notes
A jumble of scores and matchups appears with teams like Cincinnati, Atlanta, Dodgers and San Deze as well as various basketball and baseball mentions. The fragmentary text lists players and venues with partial results and unclear dates, showing a chaotic snapshot of sports briefings and box scores.
Dodgers Pound Padres as Cey Maintains Hot Streak
Dodgers batter Cesar Cey stays hot with 15 straight games with a safety, driving in multiple runs as L.A. wins. Dodger pitchers and batting leaders provide strong support, while Padres coach and lineup adjustments try to slow the surge.
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