Yankees Rally Past Angels on California Errors
The New York Yankees defeated the California Angels 3 2 as Angels errors and six double plays marred their effort. Ed Herrmann homered for the Yankees while Roy White and Bobby Bonds added key hits. Reggie Jackson broke up a no hitter in Oakland with a seventh inning homer as the A’s beat the Red Sox 3 2.
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Cap
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California
New York Yankees
Angels
Nolan Bean
Yankees
Billy Martin
Bill Virdon
Ryan
New York
Chuck Hockenbers
Ed Herrmann
Bobbys Bonds
Roy White
Herrmann
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Reggie Cleveland
Gene Tenace
Oakland A’s
Boston Red Sox
Jackson
Cleveland
Billy Williams
Tenace
A's
Fragmented Names and Numbers Surface in Local Notes
OCR fragment lists names such as Marion McTighe and Readem Kayshin with scattered figures and codes like TH Aun Sturms and TRIZACTA-1766. Missing context yields a jumble of personal names, dates, and catalog-like entries from a local notices section.
Baylor Sets Sights On Peak August 1973 Return
Orioles contine as Baylor presses for a peak run after hitting at a .290 average with 17 homers. He recalls his 1973 August surge when he hit .455, a stretch that powered a 1 game win streak for Baltimore, and notes a strong September and current six game winning streak as the team rides his hot bat. White Sox manager Chuck Tanner touts Baylor as a great, underrated hitter with power and speed.
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Baylor
Orioles
White Sox
Chuck Tanner
Allen seeks to aid first Americans through Indian scholarship
Washington coach George Allen urges support for the George Allen American Indian Scholarship Fund at a Washington Touchdown Club luncheon. The fundraiser aims to provide four Indian youngsters with school funding, estimated at about $16,000 annually, and is open to all Indian youths.
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George Allen
Washington Redskins
Allen
Washington Touchdown Club
George Allen American Indian Scholarship Fund
Touchdown Club Charities
Eeach
American Indians
Chicago Bears
Morningside College
Mt Airy captures Maryland State crown with New Market help
Mt Airy clinched the regular season Maryland State League title aided by New Market which beat Germantown 5-2 at McCurdy Field. Ron Hart earned the win in New Market's victory with two hits, while Germantown's Chas Chaney homered. Playoffs begin Tuesday with Mt Airy facing Martinsburg and Germantown meeting New Market. Also notes: Frederick Tennis Club singles tournament registration Aug 11-13 at Second Street Courts with Aug 18-24 event, and Catoctin Youth Association midget football registrations at Thurmont Middle School for ages nine to 13 with weight-based teams.
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Germantown
McCurdy Field
Mt Airy
Martinsburg
McCurdy
Frederick Tennis Club
Frederick County
Ron Hart
Hart
Wayne Ahalt
Catoctin
Walkersville To Hold Mason-Dixon League Practice Sunday
The Walkersville team of the Mason-Dixon League will hold practice Sunday at 6 p.m. at the high school. The schedule shows Major League results from Friday through Sunday across several teams with Minnesota Boston and New York among others.
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Boston
Baltimore
New York
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
West Oakland
Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Goltz
Lolich
Jenkins
Hausman
Lee
Siebert
Leonard
Eckersley
Palmer
Osteen
Hunter
Figueroa
Walkersville
Frederick Bears Brunswicks Late Rally for 8-6 Win
Frederick jumped to a 6-1 lead with four runs in the second inning and two more in the third. Brunswick rallied in the ninth with four runs, but Larry Filler finished the game for the win while Huffer took the loss. Scott Smith led Frederick with three hits. Bruce Baust added two including two triples.
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Brunswick
American Legion
McCurdy Field
Larry Filler
Tim Gladhill
Vernon Twigg
Jerry Orndorff
Doug Huffer
Filler
Jim Gaither
Huffer
Bruce Baust
Scott Smith
Baust
Bill Crone
Erick
Lambert
Ao Hatter Oden
Bachtell
Crone
Specht
Huger
Gladtill
Snath
Kelbaugh
Scott
Roetkey
Brunswic Feerick
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Funebal
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Chrisy Chic
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I Leni
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Bold Hossa” Lewis
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