Senators End Orioles' 10-Game Win Streak With Five-Hitter
Washington uses pitching from Phil Ortega and Casey Cox to blank Baltimore 3-0. Jim French drives in the first run with a fourth inning single and Frank Howard hits a two run homer in the seventh. Ortega leaves after injuring his right shoulder. Palmer takes loss for Orioles.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From National League and American League
National League nights feature Dodgers vs Giants and Cardinals vs Mets among others. American League updates show wins for Minnesota and Baltimore with multiple interleague night games and standings shifts. multiple ticketed matchups include Cleveland, New York, and Chicago in tight pennant race action.
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Summer Couples Bowling League Opens At Riverside
The Summer Couples Bowling League begins tonight at Riverside Bowling Lanes with a 7 o’clock meeting. The league, open to all couples, will start play after the Angels release Bailey organizational session and features teams like Late Comers and O-Sterkers with handicaps.
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Tigers Rally To Run Past Red Sox 8-0
Detroit tops Boston 8-0 as Mickey Lolich allows five hits and fans nine for his third win in four decisions. Six runs in the sixth blow open the game with Bill Freehan, Dick McAuliffe, Jim Northrup, Don Wert and Norm Cash driving the offense. Perry Wallace becomes first Black Southeastern Conference basketball scholar with Vanderbilt grant.
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Don Wert
George Smith
Norm Cash
Veteran catcher Ed Bailey released by Angels
Anaheim California AP Veteran catcher Ed Bailey was released by the California Angels on Tuesday after little action this season. Bailey, who played for the Chicago Cubs and San Francisco Giants last year, went hitless in five pinch hitting chances. His release reduces the roster to 27 with two more cuts due by May 22.
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Softball Results At West End Fields Brethern Edition
Irregular score notes show Brethern defeating opponents with single digits nine to seven at West End Fields. Players Burton Mem Adams Jefferson and Thompson contributed, while M Jefferson B Jefferson Daniels and Raper and Hughes Hardy appear among lineup mentions.
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Versalles Three-Run Homer Lifts Twins Past White Sox 4-2
Zoilo Versalles hit a three run homer as Camilo Pascual held Chicago to four hits in a 4 2 Twins win. Tony Oliva homered for Minnesota and the White Sox were without manager Eddie Stanky who was ill. The game featured 18 straight batters set down by Pascual after Ward’s first inning double.
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Camilo Pascual
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Don Bu‘ford
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GWHS Field and Track team routs Jefferson Sr 98 33
GWHS field and track team won 98 to 33 over Jefferson Senior of Roanoke in a Western District meet. Womack set a 9.9 in the 100 yard dash and 23.1 in the 220. Ray lowered his two mile mark to 11 07.6. Mullis swept the shot put and discus as GW dominated multiple events.
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Braves Outlast Phillies 9-8 in 10 Innings
Felipe Alou's two-out single in the 10th plated Woody Woodward to lift the Braves past the Phillies 9-8 in Atlanta. Woodward reached on a hit, advanced on a sacrifice, and Alou delivered the winning hit after Niekro and prior rallying homers by Geiger and TorreYes.
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UNC signs Charlie Scott to full basketball scholarship
Laurinburg NC AP Charlie Scott a top scholastic basketball prospect signed a full scholarship with the University of North Carolina. Coach Sean Smith visited Laurinburg and signed him. Scott a bespectacled 3 foot 8 New York Negro averaged 26 points for Laurinburg Institute last season. Semi said 93 colleges had inquired.
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New York
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Pistons name Edwin Cai as general manager
Detroit Pistons owner Fred Zollner appointed Edwin E Cai as general manager of the NBA club on Tuesday Cai had been co ordinator of the Pistons front office since the death last September of executive manager Don Wattrick Cai assumes duties as team chief with front office responsibilities in Detroit.
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Ex Met Hurls Cards To 5-2 Win Over Mets
Ex Met Al Jackson pitched four innings of hitless relief to beat his former teammates as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 5 to 2. Jackson earned his first victory, retiring 12 straight hitters and fanning four after entering in the sixth. Cardinals jumped ahead with three runs in the fourth, then stretched the lead before New York rallied briefly in the fifth.
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Kerr Named Head Coach for New Chicago Bulls
John Kerr, 33, a veteran NBA player and former Winds star, was named head coach of the Chicago Bulls new entry. He signed a three season contract as Al Bianchi, 33, another veteran, was named assistant coach. Salary terms were not disclosed as GM Vick Klein announced the appointments for the club beginning NBA operations next season.
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Philadelphia
Astros Pound Out 10-2 Win Against Cubs
Houston's Lee Maye hit his third homer in three games and Joe Morgan drove in three as the Astros routed the Cubs 10-2. Giusti earned his third win, Hands took the loss after six runs with five unearned. Morgan homered and singled, with Wynn adding a two-run double and Gentile an RBI. Cubs scored two in the sixth on four hits including Browne and Bocccabella.
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Joe Morgan
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Byron Browne
RBI
John Bocccabella
Maye
Bill Conners
Jim Wynn
Jim Gentile
Nicklaus Palmer Lead 101 in Champions International Golf Meet
Houston AP Nicklaus and Palmer arrive to join 101 players for the Thursday opening of the $117,000 Champions International Golf Tournament at Champions Golf Club Cypress Creek. Top contenders include Nichols Burke Sikes Brewer and Demaret De Vicenzo unavailable due to TV and past results.
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Jimmy Demaret
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Tony Oliva Named In Paternity Suit By Chicago Divorcee
Chicago around AP Tony Oliva Minnesota Twins outfielder and former AL batting champion faced a paternity suit in Circuit Court. Margaret Thurmond 27 charges Oliva as father of her daughter Melissa born Feb 24, seeking prenatal and birth expenses and child support. Judge Hermes set a $1000 cash bond amid the Minnesota Chicago White Sox series.
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Carver High sweeps Langston in twin bill at Market Garden Field
Carver High of Fieldale swept both ends of the twin bill from Langston Lions. The first game started April 11 and finished 5 4 in 11 innings after darkness halted play. the second game ended 6 2. Langston outhit 40 6 in the nightcap but Carver sealed the opener with a seventh inning run on a B. Stockton single. Hill Preston and Stockton led Langston with key extra base hits, while L Preston Draper Wairston and Wagstaff highlighted Carver's offense. Langston heads to Martinsville Friday to face Albert Harris. rain had paused their schedule for nearly two weeks.
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E C Glass Golfers End Long GWHL Win Streak
E C Glass High defeated GWHS by 41 to 13 in a district golf match at Oakwood Country Club ending a 36-match GWHS win streak. GW leads district at 4-1. Glass travels to Roanoke to face William Fleming High and hosts Martinsville Friday.
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Don Chapman Leads ABC Tourney With 761 Series
Don Chapman of Dunmore, Pennsylvania rolled 268 226 and 267 for a 761 series to take first in regular singles at the American Bowling Congress Tournament in Rochester New York. His total ends Ernie Koehe’s run atop the field and places him tied for ninth in regular all events with 1 925 while Charles Bowman moves to fourth in classic singles with 704.
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Buddy Baker to Drive Dodge for Ray Fox
Buddy Baker leaves Buck Baker team to join Ray Fox with a Dodge for the World 600 in Charlotte on May 22 and for the rest of the season. The 25 year old says the move is to obtain a faster car, noting his respect for his father and confirming talks with Fox for more than two months. He finished 21st in the Rebel 400 in a Chevrolet Chevelle after engine trouble late in the race.
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