Pilots bid farewell as Milwaukee deal moves forward
Seattle officials and lawyers proceed on an $82 million antitrust suit while the Seattle Pilots shift toward Milwaukee in a sale approved by Bankruptcy Referee Sidney Volvin. Refunds begin for Pilots ticket holders as stadium issues loom and critics call the process scandalous.
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Foster strengthens Dodgers' rotation as he leads win over Cubs
Alan Foster pitched eight hits and seven strikeouts over three runs in eight innings to earn his fourth spring win and seal a spot as the Dodgers' fourth starter behind Osteen Singer and Sutton. Haller and Gabrielson hit back to back homers in the sixth to break a 2 2 tie in Albuquerque.
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McLain Says Suspension Too Harsh After Gambling Admission
Denny McLain voices belief he was treated too harshly by commissioner Bowie Kuhn for off the field gambling in 1967. McLain admits guilt, contends the punishment and public reaction exceed the actual wrongdoing while noting no evidence he bet on baseball. He will miss part of the season and be eligible to pitch for the Tigers starting July 1.
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Roadrunners Eye Playoff Berth After Salt Lake Test
Phoenix Roadrunners close their home schedule against Salt Lake and watch tonight’s Seattle San Diego game in Seattle for a potential final Western Hockey League playoff spot. A Seattle win would clamp fourth place. Phoenix must win both remaining matches, aiming to snap a three game winless streak.
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Wet Greensboro Open played on soaking Sedgefield course
Light rain drenched the 7,034 yard Sedgefield Country Club as the 1970 Greater Greensboro Open began, forcing the pro-am to be canceled and leaving players wary of high scores on the waterlogged course. Gene Littler and George Archer warned scores would rise. Sammy Snead entered as many top names chase a Masters tuneup. The event offers a $180,000 purse with the winner set to take $36,000. Separately in Akron a $514,000 Lee Trevino suit settlement was reached with Consulting Services Inc.
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Fishing conditions report from multiple regions
Central and northern districts show fair to poor fishing with bass crappie and trout noted. Powell Mead and Mohave report excellent largemouth bass with trout at Lee's Ferry and Willow Beach fair for bass and bluegills. Snow and road conditions hinder access in many areas while southeastern sites show fair trout and bass activity.
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