Yankees Dump Twins 7-3 Behind Murcer Big night
Bobby Murcer homered a triple and a single with three RBIs as the Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 7-3. Steve Kline won with five hits allowed, and Roy White and Danny Cater contributed two hits apiece. Carew highlighted the Twins early, while Murcer finished with a standout multi hit performance and helped snap New York’s three game skid.
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Baseball scores and matchups from MLB and NBA slate
Baseball scores show many games with team lineups and pitchers such as Chicago at Boston with Nagy. Milwaukee at Washington Krausse. New York at Minnesota and Cleveland at Kansas City. Other results include Baltimore at California Cuellar. San Francisco over Pittsburgh 3 0. Philadelphia 8 St. Louis 6. Montreal 3 Houston 2. Rain postponements noted for New York at Chicago and San Diego at Atlanta. later second-day pairings involve Gentry Pappas Bryant Johnson Phoebus Jarvis Sutt on slate.
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McLain Thrown Out After Umpire Row
Washington pitcher Ary-Den ny McLain argued with home plate umpire Art Frantz after five hitless innings against Milwaukee. He was ejected in the sixth as Milwaukee won 4 0. McLain claimed Frantz missed pitches while Jim Hegan walked, Briggs beat out an infield hit, and May doubled in two runs. Manager Ted Williams calmed McLain, who then threw a ball into the stands.
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Isertoma Tourney Scheduled Monday
The 4th Annual Sertoma basketball championships set for Monday at Frederick Community College begin 6:45 p.m. with the Blazers versus Suns for Junior Championship, followed by the Senior Championship at 8 p.m. Featuring top 8th and 9th graders, the Knicks meet the Bucks in the senior contest with listed starters and substitutes.
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Lion Netters Top Cougars in Tennis Showdown
THURMONT Walkersville beat Catoctin 9-1 in boys tennis Friday with a clean sweep of all nine matches. Girls went 4-1 behind wins by Karen Baker Kitty Beza Ann Poffenbarger Vickie Stanbaugh and doubles teams.
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Charles Town Eight Race Purse $2,010
Eighth race at Charles Town with an $2,010 purse for older horses on dirt. Entries include Lite Chance, Lat Pincher, Lana H11, Country Sty NH, Car Trew, Compensation, and more with various weights noted. The field lists multiple horses and riders, reflecting a fast late afternoon card.
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Walkersville edges county teams in close triangular meet
Walkersville topped Brunswick and Catoctin in a tight Friday triangular meet, 65 to 61 to 52. Richard Robinson swept sprints and high jump for Walkersville, Doug Remsberg won long jump, Jody Miller took the mile, and Denny Saylor the half mile. Brunswick fixtures included Reggie Monroe in 100 yards and Mike Pearl in discus. Catoctin produced John Teeter in shot and 440 winners, plus relay titles.
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Monocacy Raceway Opens Season With Sunday Meets
Monocacy Racing To Open Season at Monocacy Raceway in Frederick with four spring Sunday meets through May 23. Miniature trotters and pacers race for $5 purses per time class as ponies prepare under the United States Pony Trotting Association banner. Post time is 1 30 p.m.
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Liquori Again Leads Villanova to Penn Relays Win
Villanova captured an unprecedented sixth straight distance medley relay at the 77th Penn Relays at Franklin Field led by Marty Liquori. Liquori anchored with a 4:04 mile as Villanova posted 9:44.1 in gusty winds, beating Manhattan by about 10 yards.
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