Yanks Rally Past Senators in Opener Loss
New York beats Washington 8 to 4 as Camilo Pascual exits early. Frank Howard hits a two run homer for Washington, while Jerry Kennedy and Bob Murcer homer for the Yankees. Mel Stottlemyre goes the distance for New York.
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Williams Leads Senators In Debut Hustle Despite Loss
Washington manager Ted Williams said the Senators showed hustle after dropping a 4-4-4 defeat to the New York Yankees. He noted a disputed error by Tim Cullen turned the tide, and Williams called his mood lousy despite the team outhitting the Yankees 14 to 9 and leaving 12 runners on base.
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Big Week for Frederick Spring Sports Opens
Frederick starts the spring season with eight baseball games and six track meets through Saturday. Key matches include South Carroll at Frederick, Brunswick at MSC to start track, and several Tri-State and county contests across multiple venues.
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Patriots Fall to Waynesboro 12 7 After Late Collapse
Waynesboro broke a 7 7 tie with four runs in the sixth inning and held on to beat TJ Johnson 12 7 Monday at TJ. Greg Englar struggled in the sixth after a strong start, and Mitchell delivered a two run single in the seventh to push Waynesboro ahead. TJ led 3 0 early but Waynesboro answered with four in the second and later added insurance runs as Bob Wetzel and Bowman paced the win with multi hit days. Lindsey led TJ with four hits while Snoots Benoit and Angleberger contributed for TJ in a loss that drops them to 0 3 on the year.
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McNally Faces Lonborg In Opener For Orioles Red Sox
Orioles ace Dave McNally and Jim Lonborg of the Red Sox renew hostilities in Baltimore Memorial Stadium for the 2 pm EST opener. The matchup features rebound hopes after injury years with big crowds expected as both clubs eye the AL pennant in the strengthened East.
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Nixon Throws Out First Ball as Senators Fall to Yankees
President Nixon attended the opening game at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium where the Washington Senators lost 58 to 4 to the New York Yankees. Nixon joined a 45,112 crowd and tossed three baseballs to players Hank Allen, Joe Camacho, and a fumbled third toss. He met with the Urban Affairs Council earlier and stayed through the ninth inning, applauding Washington’s Frank Howard’s homer despite the lopsided result. The president praised the national pastime and joked about cheering for New York when he was there.
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