Major League Baseball Boxscores Noted Saturday
Baseball standings show Cincinnati at New York San Francisco at Pittsburgh San Diego at Philadelphia Los Angeles at St Louis Chicago at Atlanta Montreal at Houston. Matches reflect night games with scores pending and teams listed for Saturday contests.
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League Leaders on stolen bases and pitching leaders
National League stolen base leaders include Royster Atl and Cedeno Hou with 9 and 8 respectively, Moreno Pitt 7, Griffey Cin 6. American League leaders feature Remy Bos LeFlore Del Norwood Mann Wilson KC at 6, Pilone Oak Jones Lea Wills Tex 5. Pitching leaders show John LA 4 0, Bonham Cin LA Grimsley Mudd Corey NY StL 3.0, with ERA noted for Swan NY 1 2 4, Jamson Oak 0 41, Heaverlo Usk 0 95. Strikes list Ry an Cat 4 8, Seaver Cin 2 5, Blyleven Prit 2 4 May MU 2 2.
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Pro sport playoffs framed by multiple series and dates
The document lists playoff schedules across basketball and hockey with dates from April to May. It includes Denver Milwaukee Seattle Portland New England Quebec and Quebec at New England series with game times, locations, and potential seven games if necessary.
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Thursday Football Trades and Coaching Movements
Football notes show Detroit acquiring linebacker Dave Washington from San Francisco for a sixth round pick in 1979. Minnesota names Murray War as defensive line coach. Indiana lists Linden McKinley’s Davis as Bobby Knight’s assistant. Birmingham Southern appoints Greg Waleavich as head basketball coach replacing Murray Arnold who moves to Mississippi State. Montana State names Steve Sparks as Weber State assistant basketball coach.
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Stroh's Class A Slow Pitch Tourney at Cyclops Circle
Mansfield announces the third annual Stroh's Class A Men’s Slow Pitch Softball Tournament set for June 3-4 at Cyclops Circle. Limited to 36 teams, $65 entry. A drawing on May 24. Trophies for MVP, most hits, most home runs, and top three teams. Contact Sparks Laughlin or DeNero for details.
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Madrid Open leads as Ballesteros, Clark duel on 36 holes
In Madrid, Severiano Ballesteros shot a second round 72 to stay 2 strokes ahead at 6 under par 138 with Howard Clark at 140 after a 70. In Tulsa Eddie Dibbs advances in a Grand Prix event by defeating Join Feaver as Pat DuPre Bruce Manson and Steve Docherty also win. In Las Vegas Hank Pfister shocks Connors while Barazutti Solomon Newcombe win second rounds. Prague Sweden tops USA in World Championship. Relays set records at Philadelphia Penn Relays and NC State 5k marks in track events.
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Campbell agrees to terms with Oilers before draft
Heisman Trophy winner Earl Campbell accepted contract terms with the Houston Oilers six days before the NFL draft. Agent Mike Trope and Oilers executive Pat Peeple finalized details after Houston traded for Campbell’s draft rights from Tampa Bay. Campbell praised the agreement and noted the deal avoided figures.
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Americans Rout Russians In UPI Dual Diving Meet
In Cleveland at Cleveland State University the United States beat the Soviet Union 58-30 across a two day UPI dual meet. Phil Boggs led the American men with first three places in the three meter springboard and Kalinina of the Soviet Union won the women ten meter platform.
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