Orioles Win Season Opener 3-2 Over Tigers On Opening Day
Orioles win 3-2 as Palmer overcomes a rough first inning to outpitch Mickey Lolich in Detroit. Sutherland errors helps Baltimore in 8th inning rally with bases loaded, Don Baylor driving in the go ahead run. Judge Cy Grant Jackson finishes for Baltimore as Weaver comments on Palmer's nerves and the lefty’s resilience.
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Griese Faces WFL defections with cautious optimism
West Lafayette AP Bob Griese quarterback of the Miami Dolphins says he is shocked but not personally alarmed by three teammates joining the World Football League. He notes the need to adjust after Larry Csonka Jim Kiick and Paul Warfield signed a multi year deal with the Toronto Northmen, while remaining confident in Miami’s ability to win with widened options.
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Aaron Primed For History In High Stakes Showdown
Hank Aaron poised to break baseball's all time home run record as Atlanta faces Cincinnati on NBC at 2 15 p m EDT. Eddie Mathews and weather conditions loom over whether Aaron will be in the lineup with a forecast of extreme cold and potential rain threatening the decisive swing for his 715th career homer.
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Barbara Davis Seeks National Mark in Miami Meet
Barbara Davis of the Frederick Track Club targets a national record in the two day Miami Dade Invitational. Competing in the IGL1 age group she aims to match or beat the 7.7 second 60 meter hurdles mark with semi finals at 9 45 a m and finals at 11 30 a m.
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Reds Deny Aaron Request Before Opening Day
In Cincinnati on Opening Day Braves star Hank Aaron hit his 74th career home run to tie Babe Ruth. The Reds denied Aaron’s request for a moment of silence to honor Dr. Martin Luther King. Aaron said such a pause would have been appropriate.
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Clippers Top Richmond 5-2 in playoff opener
Baltimore Clippers defeated the Richmond Robins 5-2 in the first game of their Amaphals Hockey League playoff series. Bob Rivard scored twice in the second period and added another on a power play. Bob Cook opened the scoring. Gary Swain added a third-period goal. The series shifts to Richmond for game two. The text also oddly mentions the 1977 Walker Cup at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
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Monroe Sparks Knicks Past Bullets in OT Playoff Clash
Earl Monroe scored 10 of New Yorks 14 points in overtime to lead the Knicks to a 161-93 victory over the Bullets in the playoff decider at Capital Centre. Monroe and teammates rallied from a nine point fourth quarter deficit as Phil Jackson and Bill Bradley contributed in a high scoring surge.
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Streaker Convicted After Public Nudity at Arena Opener
In Cincinnati Ohio Daxton Ohw exposed himself in a men’s room during the major league opener between Cam i and Athintal then returned to his seat and watched naked for a few minutes. Robert Ryers, 24, was fined in a County Criminal Court for the incident. Air Force sophomore defensive tackle Mike Renner of Tacoma Washington won the state chess title while in prep school.
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Knights Capture Valley Relays With Bold Relay Sweep
Middletown dominated the Valley Relays scoring 108 points to Williamsport’s 94, winning seven of eight relays and two field events. Mark Pearl led wins in the triple jump, sprint medley, and mile relay, with teammates Zimmerman Rhoderick Palmer Shafer Stevens Tolland contributing in multiple wins amid windy conditions. Frederick and Allegany tied for last at 64, while Williamsport and Smethsburg also posted top finishes.
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Wills Triumph Lifts Patriots Over Indians in Season Opener
TJ high school notes a 72 69 win over Waynesboro as Chuck Wills wins the triple jump after sweeping the 120 high and 330 intermediate hurdles. Teammate Dave Wilkinson second in triple jump, Patriots excel in relays with wins in 380 and 440. Other winners: Jackson 100 yards, Bowers high jump, Thomas shot put, Koontz 220.
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