Major league baseball scheduling clash with multiple games listed
Schedule shows Toronto at Kansas City vs Leibrandt 7-6 and Oakland at Seattle with Birtsas 6-2 at 8:35 p.m. Sunday games include Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Boston with various afternoon starts. Numerous other interleague matches appear across the day and night, including Pittsburgh at Montreal, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, and Houston at San Diego.
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Trevino grabs share of PGA lead at Cherry Hills
Lee Trevino shot a 68 to move one stroke in front midway through the PGA Championship at Cherry Hills. Jack Nicklaus slipped to seven back after a 75 while Tom Watson stayed in contention with a 70. Fred Couples and Hubert Green followed at 135 and 136 respectively as weathered leaders and veterans contended. Trevino credited his $50 Netherlands putter for the gains and remained focused on winning again.
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Fury Team Wins 3200 Relay at Junior Olympics
IOWA CITY IA Fury Track Club's 3200 meter 15 16 year old relay team led by Curt Walz Tom Myers Doug Scheffel and Jim Geisbert won in 8 11 Elaine Duck reached the 800 meter finals Kelley Phagan of the Singapore Track Club also advanced to the 100 meter hurdles finals
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Suns defeat Salem as Ripken returns with first-game impact
Billy Ripken, back from Daytona, reached on a first-inning fielders choice and scored for the Suns in Hagerstown. Jeff Williams tripled but was thrown out at the plate on Ripken's hit. Rick Stierer earned his eighth win with ninth-inning relief from Mark Leiter.
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Legion playoff Sunday if needed between Funkstown and Williamsport
The Western Maryland District slated an American Legion playoff game at Hagerstown Municipal Stadium Sunday at noon if the series required a deciding game. Funkstown and Williamsport prepared for a possible showdown under local baseball leadership.
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Local Soccer Registration and Youth Sports Notes
Local bulletin lists final registration for Thomas Johnson Youth Soccer on Saturday August 10 from 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m at the main entrance of TJS for youths born 1970 through 1975. Also covers a Travel Corporation of America softball tournament August 17–18 at Pinecliff Park with four guaranteed games and $35 entry plus three softballs, plus Hunter Safety Course August 13 20 27 at Mountaindale with three sessions required for certification.
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Murray near becoming highest paid in baseball
Baltimore Orioles first baseman Eddie Murray nears a reported five to seven year contract worth about 20 million with a large signing bonus that would make him baseballs highest paid player for six seasons. The deal may extend beyond six years with options and was delayed by bargaining talks. Murray funds community projects including a camp and a learning center named after his late mother.
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Orioles fall as starter bonds strong after rough first
The Orioles dropped a third straight game after a tough first inning, though pitcher Valentine settled in and mixed his pitches well. Hough praised the veteran for overcoming a rough start, while Young noted the hitters were kept off balance and retired in bunches. Dina scored on a Ranger run earlier, and Ward hit his eighth homer of the year to drive in Johnson.
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