Orioles Beat Red Sox 4-1 Behind Garland Nine-Hitter
Baltimore nips Boston 4-1 as starter Wayne Garland delivers a nine inninggem nearly overpowering the defending AL champions. Reggie Cleveland takes the loss after an opening score and Boston strands in late chances as Jim Rice doubles in the ninth but Baltimore relievers shut the door.
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Maine Faces Seton Hall In Unbeaten NCAA Battle
In Middletown, Maine and Seton Hall, the last undefeated teams in the NCAA regional, were set to meet as day two of third round play unfolded. Maine beat Temple 6-3 behind Butterfield and DiBiase, improving to 25 7. Seton Hall beat Penn State 3-2 as Tom Heimer moved to 5-4. St John’s and Temple also advanced after Friday games.
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Umbarger Wins as Rangers Top Twins in Defense Spark
Texas pitcher Jim Umbarger improved to 5-3 with an eight hit victory over Minnesota, helped by Jeff Burroughs three run homer and a dominant Texas defense. Tom Grieve saved two runs at the plate and in the outfield as Oakland, Kansas City and New York also won. Roy Howell and Toby Harrah contributed solid plays while Crowned by strong relief from Phil Garner and Ron Reed.
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Phoenix Suns labeled Suns City as they face Celtics
Phoenix officials declare Suns City for a week as the Suns trail Boston two games to none in the NBA finals. Mayor Hance lauds the team at a pep rally in Phoenix, while fans hope a turnaround in Games Three and Four at home.
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Green Maltbie lead as Memorial Golf Tourney heats up
Hubert Green and Roger Maltbie led after two rounds of the Memorial at Muirfield Village. Green, with 13 birdies in 36 holes, held a 141 total three under par despite six bogeys and two double bogeys amid windy, damp conditions. Maltbie urged a conservative approach while Green favored attacking the course.
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