Palmer's No Hitter Clears A's. Tovar A Thousand Miles Away
Jim Palmer threw a 6-0 no hitter against Oakland, aided by Cesar Tovar being far away with the Twins in New York. Palmer, 11-2, battled control at times but dominated the A's for Baltimore’s first American League no hitter in over a year.
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No-hitter caps MLB action as Palmer shines for Orioles
Palmer struck out eight and walked six as Oakland bats cooled, while Denny McLain notched his 18th win for Detroit. Rich Reese and Tom Hall sparked the Twins against the Yankees with four and five hits respectively, and Kansas City beat Washington aided by clutch fielding and Oliver.
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Joe Horlen
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Cards Climb To Second With 5-0 Win Over Dodgers
The St Louis Cardinals moved to second place in the NL East as rookie Chuck Taylor blanked the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-0. Houston Astros rose to third in the NL West by routing the New York Mets 2-0. Cincinnati beat Montreal 8-3 in 11 innings and Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco 10-3.
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UF Assured Of at Least Tie for First
Terry Caden and Tim Petruzella combined for a one hit game as Union Federal beat JUE 255 13 2 at Deming Field. Petruzella substituted for Caden in the third after the starter strained an arm. John Tate provided IUE’s lone hit in the fifth. Dan Carney led the bank team with a single triple and three RBIs amid a rough start by Keith Treland. If Union Federal wins tonight at Deming against Imperial Lanes they will share first with GEAA and force a playoff Saturday.
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St Francis Coach Hired By Pipers
John Clark Jr. was named head coach of the Pittsburgh Pipers in a move by Pipens owner Gabe Rubin. Clark, 32, replaces Curtiss Gentry and takes over a team returning to Pittsburgh after a year in Minnesota.
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Jacques Lemaire Signs with Montreal in N H L
Montreal announces the signing of famed forward Jacques Lemaire to its National Hockey League roster on a Wednesday arrival. The move strengthens the team’s offense as Montreal seeks playoff prominence this season.
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Falcons Cobras Top Cougar Clubs in Park League
The Cobras beat the Cougars A division 2-1 at Egremont Field with Ned Dripps and Tom Rich scoring the first half goals. Jay Allen netted the late winner as Cobras prevailed while the Cougar A defense featured Rich Unwin and Hickey. In the B game the Falcons won as Lyons brothers scored for the Falcons with Cougar B’s Hatch and Jefferies noted for strong play.
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Softball Tourney At North Adams Opens Aug 23
North Adams announces the second annual softball tournament at Noel Field will start Saturday August 23. The winning team will receive jackets. The second place team earns unspecified prize.
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Major League Standings and Evening Games Report
Baseball standings show Houston leading New York by 6, followed by Cincinnati and San Francisco behind. Today's schedule includes Cincinnati at Montreal and Philadelphia at Atlanta with several cross games listed for later days. The text also references historical figures and dates, including Red Rolfe and Yale Street, with no coherent modern event.
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