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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1984
Page
6
A fragmented scorecard lists results from multiple major league baseball games. Highlights include Milwaukee and Philadelphia leading their series, New York and Denver pulling wins, and teams like Utah and Portland showing key performances. The text references dates in April and various city and team names in a chaotic OCR read.
Nick Faldo of England shot a round under par 67 to take a low stroke lead in the Sea Pines Heritage Classic at Hilton Head Island. Tom Kite, Ronnie Black, and Dan Pohl followed, with Kite posting a 67 and 135 total. Larry Rinker, Gi Morgan, and other contenders trailed in the crowded field as weather and course conditions shaped the tight leaderboard. Bern ie Federko and Joey Mullen sparked the St Louis Blues to a 4 0 win over the Minnesota North Stars to tie their NHL playoff series at three games apiece. In Calgary, Lanny McDonald opened overtime to lift the Flames past the Oilers 5-4, forcing a seventh game in the Smythe Division final.
LA Olympic Organizing Committee president Peter Ueberroth announced a high level Soviet delegation would join IOC officials in Lausanne for talks. Ueberroth said the session aims to clarify misunderstandings and decide whether Soviet athletes will attend the Los Angeles Games. Marat Gramov will lead the USSR team at the meeting, with LAOOC delegates including David Simon, Jerry Welsh, and Amy Quinn.
The Soviet Union has until June 2 to reply to its invitation to the Games as tensions rise over Reagan era use of the event for politics. Soviet complaints focus on private bans on athletes, accreditation of Radio Free Europe, and US “special procedures” for USSR entrants. Tass denounces perceived US discrimination against Soviet athletes.
In a wild roundup, Detroit beats Chicago on a disputed groundout play with Ron Kittle failing a shoestring catch. The Tigers improved to 10-1 over their past 11 games as Whitaker scored the decisive run.
Former Mount St Mary’s athlete Bob Stebbins sits close to Olympic Trials qualification in the decathlon after scoring 3,989 points in the Mason-Dixon Conference Multi-event championships open division. Director Frank Zarnowski says it will be tight as he needs 3.7 percent more. Mount teammates lead college division scoring with Jim Sharp at 3,624 and Carlos O’Connell second at 1,558. In the women’s pentathlon Mount freshman China Larden topped first day with 2,680 points, followed by Kathy Crotty Frostburg at 2,585 and Aisling Scallon Mount at 2,5, with Tammy Mime Frostburg and Joyce Houghton Gallaudet next.
Grant Schneidman of Barnesville Md leads the Ship's Quarter Horse Trials dressage phase with 44.4 penalties riding The Flying Dutchman, ahead of Karen Stives of Dover Mass on Bea Arthur in the first of four trials to select the three day event team for Los Angeles Olympics.
Tickets for Olympic soccer at the U S Naval Academy scarce first round games will be sold Saturday at Sears in Frederick. Seven international teams compete in Navy Marine Memorial Stadium with venues at Harvard Rose Bowl and Stanford hosting first round round robin matches leading to quarterfinals in early August stages at Stanford Rose Bowl and Palo Alto. Ticket prices range from 23.50 to 316.50 for games in Annapolis Boston Pasadena and Stanford.
In a tense final, Jose Oquendo started the late rally after a walk by Holland. Keith Hernandez singled to move Oquendo to second, Foster drove in the tying run, Hernandez scored on Holland balk, and Tim Leary hit his first major league homer for the Mets. Doug Sisk earned the win as he extended his scoreless streak in the 12 minus innings pitched against Philadelphia.
Micheal Ray Richardson scored 32 as the New Jersey Nets upset the defending champion Philadelphia 76ers 116-102 to grab a 2-0 series edge. Darryl Dawkins added 22 for the Nets, while Moses Malone 25 and Andrew Tony 22 led the Sixers.
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