Orphans no-hit Benton in 81 South Seven clash
In only his second mound appearance for Centralia, Greg Harris threw a no hitter to beat Benton 81 in the South Seven. Harris struck out 14, with Jason Kell and John Collins homering. Kell sets season mark with his eighth homer. Centralia moves to 4-5 in conference, Benton falls to 0-12.
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Dernier Steals Bases Key to Phillies 5 3 Win
Philadelphia rookie Bob Dernier stole his sixth and seventh bases, doubled in the fourth for the go ahead run, and helped the Phillies beat the San Francisco Giants 5 3. Pete Rose and Dernier connected on a double steal as Gary Matthews drove in the first two runs. Sid Monge earned the win in relief, Ed Farmer secured the NL victory. Braves 10 Pirates 4 and Mets 6 Dodgers 3 noted.
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Flanagan’s three hit shutout powers Orioles past Mariners
Mike Flanagan was dominant as Baltimore defeated Seattle 6-0. He faced the minimum batters, pitching a three hit shutout for his first win in four decisions. Rich Dauer and Gary Roenicke hit home runs, with Dauer driving in two runs and Roenicke a three run shot.
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Big Ten weighs three-point line for 1982-83 season
Big Ten coaches, at a meeting with athletic directors, recommend testing a three-point goal for 1982-83 and seek a distance of 19 to 22 feet. They also seek changes to the NCAA post season format, with a vote to be sent to athletic directors May 10-12 at Ohio State.
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