Robinson’s dubious triple fuels Orioles 11 3 win over Red Sox
Brooks Robinson collected three singles and four runs as Baltimore routed Boston 11 3. Mike Torrez won in his AL debut aided by Fred Lynn and Dwight Evans misplays and Tiant’s chilly day, while Ken Singleton Duncan and Belanger drove in multiple runs.
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Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Boston
Red Sox
Fred Lynn
Dwight Evans
Orioles
Luis Tiant
Darrell Johnson
Tiant
Dick Polo
Mike Torrez
Montreal
Torrez
Expos
Ken Singleton
Dave Duncan
Oriole
Mark Belanger
Rick Burleson
Mike
Earl Weaver
Doug DeCinces
Dodgers
Astros
Jim Wynn
Steve Yeager
Houston
Ken Boswell
Giants
Braves
John Montefusco
Garry Maddox
Gary Matthews
Peter Falcone
Atlanta
Dusty Baker
Derrel Thomas
Maddox
Thomas
Baker
Bobby Murcer
Nicklaus Wins Masters by One Stroke in Augusta
Jack Nicklaus clinched the 39th Masters at Augusta with a 68 to finish 276 after a final round drama on the 16th hole. Tom Weiskopf and Johnny Miller tied for second at 277 as Nicklaus claimed his fifth Masters and 15th major with a bold late surge.
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Jack Nicklaus
Augusta National
Johnny Miller
Golden Bear
Tom Weiskopf
UPI
Augusta
Nicklaus
Tommy
Weiskopf
Agasta
Floral Acres
Miliens
U. S
PGA
Tomeiskopf
Miller
Ohio
Lewiston Raceway Race Results Card
Harness crowd in Lewiston reports ten races with pace and trot events. Winners include Sneeky Boy, Shadydale Tardy, Bless Sheraton, Dr Tibbets, Sandybrook Wal, Kwik Snowbyrd, Greenacres Demand, Catherine Bumpas, Avon Target, and Steady Song along with payoffs and daily handle totaling $104 813.
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Sneeky Boy
Chester Dennis
Dilldecker
Tamaleta
Grouse Ridge Titan
Hava Soda
Sour Puss Maria
Miss Carol
Shadydale
Windale
Jolly Fair
The
Sunday Man
Dark Coast
Come Back
Bless Sheraton
Copper Maid
Pasta
King of Z
Victory W
Fancy Dartmouth
Exacta
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Bo Nimble
Spring Beau
Mighy Spark
Doe's Treasure
Starshot Lobels
Mabdo Bill
Cedar Park
Quintela
Sandybrook Wal
Sterling Butler
Royal Deeside
Prince Relco
Cape Pine Nibsen
Avon Target
Attorney's Ride
Ballard Road
Trotwood Sharon
Bob Bob Bobbin
Steady Black Boy
Rowdy G
Ascot Globe
Steady Song
Reed
Oliver
Ginger Rod
Barrister Bill
Bert
Artful Adios
Winslow
Yankees finally win opener in doubleheader with Tigers
The New York Yankees beat Detroit 6-0 in game one behind Doc Medich two hits, ending a win drought. Detroit won the second game 5-2 as Willie Horton drove in two runs, and Lerrin LaGrow earned the win for the Tigers.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
New York
Yankees
Doc Medich
Detroit Tigers
Bill Virdon
Yankee Stadium
Horton
Detroit
Tigers
LaGrow
Yanks
Chris Chambliss
Jim Mason
Walt Williams
Medich
Gary Sutherland
Art James
Indians
Brewers
John Lowenstein
John Ellis
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Standings and Results From Weekend Baseball Schedule
Standings show St Louis defeating Philadelphia 7-5 and Chicago over Montreal 6-3. Sunday results include Philadelphia 2-0 St Louis and Chicago 7-0 Montreal. Monday's schedule lists San Diego at San Francisco and New York at Philadelphia among others with several rain postponed or rescheduled games.
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Lonborg
Reuschel
Moose
Billingham
Rayl
Triple Dead Heat Ends Rockingham Park Race
At Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire Splendid Splinter Bellow and Turn On finished in a three way dead heat. The official time for the mile was 2 06 1 claimed as the fastest triple dead heat in trotting history. payouts were Splendid Splinter 25 60 16 20 7 Bellnow 11 40 10 6 80 Turn On 21 80 14 60 6 40.
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N.H
Bellow
Turn
Rockingham Park
Windsor
Ont
Canada
Frank Withee
Turn On
Peter Mondi
Splendid Splinter
Paul Ingrassia
Bellnow
Jefferson Lancer
Leroy Copeland
UPI
Patriots Release Schedule for Home and Away Games
The New England Patriots released their schedule with home games against Houston Miami Baltimore San Francisco Dallas New York Jets Buffalo and a December 1 Monday night game at Miami. Away games include at New York Jets Cincinnati St Louis San Diego Buffalo Miami and Baltimore. USC and UCLA also noted in swimming results with John Naber leading USC to the indoor title.
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New England
Dallas
San Francisco
Schaefer Stadium
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Patriots
Dolphins
Miami
Orange Bowl
Houston
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New York Jets
Buffalo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Diego
Underwood Stars In Phillies Debut With 2-0 Win Over Cardinals
Tom Underwood, 21, earned a five hitter in his first major league start as Philadelphia beat St Louis 2-0. Luzinski homered, and Dave Cash added an RBI as the Pirates, Cubs, Reds and others won in the NL. Bruce Kison, Steve Stone, Don Gullett and John Montefusco also shone for their teams.
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