Indians Ousted 11-1 by A's in Seattle Road Trip Start
Cleveland manager Alvin Dark watched his Tribesmen drop 11-1 to Oakland as Reggie Jackson led a 12 hit attack with four RBIs and his 16th homer. Chuck Dobson won. Ken Harrelson, Duke Sims and Tony Horton produced the Tribe’s lone tally in a rough West Coast swing.
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Decathlon meeting urged for final entry deadline
Decathlon officials and interested persons are urged to attend the final meeting tomorrow at 7 30 at The Chronicle Telegram. Heats will be set for the 100 yard dash and 120 yard low hurdles. Groups will be formed for field events and coaches with interested boys can enter them at the meeting. The 5th Annual Chronicle Telegram Elyria Jaycees Decathlon will be staged June 5 and 6 at Elyria Catholic's K of C Field.
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Diamond Crystal Salt Company depts in Clair Michigan
A brief notice from Diamond Crystal Salt Company of Clair Michigan lists department N-9/81 and a reference number 40079 in a small classified notice. It appears as a short transactional or corporate reference item in the local paper.
Major League Leaders Summary Of Batting and Pitching Stats
A hazy tally of leaders across leagues lists batting champions like Carew and Jones with high averages, home run makers such as Howard and McCovey, and top pitchers including Mclnally Lonborg and Lyle. Notable figures include Murcer, Robinson, and Hirs for RBIs and doubles, with steals by Harper and Campanerts, plus key runs, triples, and strikeout leaders across teams from Boston to Seattle.
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Hill sheds pounds as golf money climbs in Memphis
Dave Hill reveals he dropped from 165 to 140 pounds while amassing over 70 000 dollars on the PGA tour this year. He won the Memphis Open with a 15 under par 165 and 30000 prize, amid a suspension for conduct unbecoming a professional. Elder finished second at 13 under with 17000, Yancey tied for 12th, others shared top money as Littler topped earnings past 100 000 for the year.
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Lose 16 straight Expos face Padres in worst expansion skid
Montreal Expos lost their 16th straight game, 5 2 to San Diego, setting a modern expansion record. Manager Gene Mauch faulted players for doing their own things as Pitts burgh, St Louis, New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago posted wins around the circuit. Clemente reached 2 416th career hit, knotting Pirates list, while key homers and rallies framed another rough day across the NL.
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Conigliaro and Petrocelli Lift Red Sox Over Twins in 5-2
Tony Conigliaro and Rico Petrocelli, both back from injuries, powered Boston to a 5-2 win over Minnesota as Conigliaro homered his 10th of the season and Petrocelli added a 15th. Culp earned his ninth win as Boston stayed three games behind Baltimore in the AL East.
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Mets trim roster as Raziano sent to Tidewater farm club
The New York Mets reduced their roster to 38 by assigning pitcher Barry Raziano to Tidewater in the International League. The move makes Raziano eligible for the upcoming draft.
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