Yorktown Wins Title as AHS Golfers Eliminated
Yorktown Tigers clinched the regional title with a team score of 409 at the Richland region, eliminating Anderson, Marion, and Franklin from state contention. Tandy Reeves led Yorktown with a 71, followed by Don LaPierre 73 and Kevin OBrien 78 as the Tigers earned the top spot and a spot in the state meet.
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Robert Barnes
Scott Griffey
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Boa LaPierre
Kevin Bruen
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Scott Bavcdson
Mark McCafferty
Hrad McCaffenty
Bryce Coryea
William Lester
Uesa Abplencio
Chuck Wenning
Phil Flemm
Rick St. Peter
Kim Sanders
Andersen
Finn Peck
Perry’s One Hit Shutout Beats Orioles in A’s Debut
Jim Perry, in his third Oakland start after being traded from Cleveland, no hits the Baltimore Orioles until Al Bumbry’s sixth inning single to seal a 2-0 win. Tenace and Washington homered for the A’s while Lee May and Dave Duncan had key plays on defense. Perry allowed one baserunner via walk and struck out seven in a seven inning stint.
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A's
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Blue Moon Odes
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Claudel Washington
Tenace
Ross Grimsley
Joe Rudi
Washington
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Birdie Secures Shaw Open Berth in Sudden Death
Gaithersburg Md AP touring pro Tom Stiy n needed a birdie on the fifth sudden death hole to claim the final spot in the 18 man U S Open field at Medina Hall Country Club Shaw from Irvine Fla sank a 15 foot putt after four pars to defeat Chris Pigott of Chevy Chase Md who parred out Both Shaw and Pigott missed putts on the 18th of regulation play to tie 74 74 04 Shaw faced a 12 foot birdie try on 18 to escape a four way log jam at 48 which also included amateur Roger Simpkins and Jimmie Thorpe Thorpe bogied the first extra hole to become third alternate Simpkins bogied the second one to become second alternate Bob Wibschman medalist 70 75 145 a 28 year old pro at Oreland Pa. was misnamed on the entry form and tied for second honors with 273 73 146 Giles Walker Cup mates fared poorly as Jay Haas from Wake Forest qualified Burns former Maryland captain low amateur in the Masters.
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University of Maryland
McDowell Stops Reds as Pirates Rally For 9-5 Victory
Willie Stargell blasted three doubles and a single driving in five runs to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates past the Cincinnati Reds 9-5. Sam McDowell earned the win in his season debut, going five innings.Pat Darey allowed three runs in the first as Pittsburgh jumped ahead aided by Richie Hebner and AF Oliver. Stargell and Hebner provided early RBI support, with Oliver and Stargell adding more in the fourth as Zisk and Sanguillen contributed later. The Reds rallied with two runs in the third and two in the sixth, but McDowell held them in check the rest of the way.
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Merv Hellenmund
Cesar Geronimo
Cliver
Geronimo
Hon’s Two-Hitter Lifts Pirates Over Carmel in 7-0 Win
Madison Heights opened the summer league with a 7-0 victory at MIH Field as Hon pitched a complete game two-hitter striking out 13. A second inning rally featured a Kevin Folsom double and consecutive singles by Marty Daavis Dan McDowell Bob Tulowitzky and Steve Duncan driving in three runs. Four walks and a single were noted in the frame.
Yankees climb past Nolan Ryan in 6-4 win
Chris Chambliss blasted a two-run homer in the second inning as the Yankees beat the Angels 6-1. Nolan Ryan, aiming for his 11th win, allowed four runs and failed to complete a no-hitter as Larry Gura earned the win in relief.
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