Orioles Release Jim Trout After Arm Tendonitis Diagnosis
The Baltimore Orioles released 19-year-old pitcher Jim Trout after a shoulder tendonitis diagnosis ended his early pro career. Trout, who signed with Baltimore in 1984 after rising from Frederick leagues, said he would seek another team and work to return this summer. He blamed a changed pitching style and a snapped curveball during training for his injury.
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Lucky Debonair Seeks Campbell Handicap Victory at Bowie
Kentucky Derby winner Lucky Debonair returns to race in the Campbell Handicap at Bowie with 126 pounds, facing nine rivals in the 11 16 mile race. Jockey Willie Shoemaker guides the 4-year-old son of Vertex as Briardale Farm’s Tosmah, top filly of 1964, also runs, highlighting a day of major prep races for the Derby at Aqueduct Keeneland and Chicago’s Sportsman’s Park.
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Miller Named MLB Players Association Director
Pittsburgh AP reports Marvin Miller, 48, former United Steelworkers aide, chosen as executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association at a $50,000 annual salary. Miller takes office July 1 and plans discussions with players during the All-Star break. Boston AP notes Willie Naulls, 31, may retire after the NBA finals, citing business interests and waning enjoyment after a decade in the league.
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Indians Beat Red Sox in 12 Inning Home Opener Thriller
Meax Alvis delivered a two out ground single up the middle scoring Chuck Hinton to cap an 8 7 Cleveland win in 12 innings over Boston. Hinton had walked, moved on a ground out, then scored as Alvis lined a base hit four hours four minutes after first pitch. Cleveland 8 Boston 7.
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Baseball standings and yesterday results recap
Standings show teams like New York Chicago California and Los Angeles with pitchers listed. Yesterday results include New York 3 Baltimore 2 and California 9 Minnesota 4 plus Detroit 8 Washington 3 and Cleveland 8 Boston 7. Remaining matchups feature multiple 0-0 pitcher records and upcoming games across the circuit.
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Night Baseball Shows Reds Triumph Over Phillies
Cincinnati outslugged Philadelphia 3 to 1 with a late scoring burst. Ellis and Baldschun pitched for the Phillies while Pavelić, Craig, and Dalrymple contributed for Cincinnati. Craig earned the win, Baldschun the loss, and Cardenas hit a Cincinnati home run.
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Brewer Leads Halfway at Desert Inn in Tournament of Champions
Gay Brewer shot 69 to reach 139 for 36 holes and take the outright lead in the $100,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Bill Casper Jr. lay tied at 141 after a 71 as Dudley Wysong, 26, stood 141 with a 70. Arnold Palmer and Lionel Hebert were at 144 after 70s, while Frank Beard 68, Bruce Crampton 71, and Dave Marr 72 followed at 143 to 147.
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Pipe-Smoking Larry Beck Leads In Azalea Open
Larry Beck shot a five under par 66 to lead the Azalea Open after 36 holes at Cape Fear Country Club. He stands two strokes ahead at 138. Harold Henning 140, Jerry Barber and Al Besselink tied for third. Seventy three players qualified for the final two rounds. Beck’s 28 putts highlighted a steady effort. In chess, Petrosian and Spassky adjourned the world championship game after 43 moves, to be resumed Saturday.
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McAuliffe, Kaline lead Tigers past Senators in home opener
Detroit beat Washington 8 to 3 as Dick McAuliffe hit a fourth inning grand slam and Al Kaline added a solo homer. Wickersham started for Detroit, Pena earned the win, while Duckworth took the loss. Washington led briefly 2-1 on Ken McMullen’s third inning homer before Detroit pulled away.
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