Orioles Rally Behind Pappas Power In Tune-Up Tilt
Milt Pappas slugged a two run homer and Stu Miller cleared the bases with a triple as Baltimore defeated Washington 6 2. Pappas earned his 11th win of the season while Miller blanked the Senators after eighth inning pressure. Elsewhere, Thomas and Cook combined for a two hitter as Frederick Legion blanked Wheaton Post 288 4 0 in a regional tune-up ahead of Wednesday play at College Park.
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John Powell
John Orsino
Ken Retzer
Tom Cheney
Tommy Thomas
Eddie Cook
McCurdy Field
Frederick
American Legion
College Park
Wheaton Post
Ronnie Carter
Thomas
Himes
Myers
Hadge Hitler Thomas
University of Maryland
West Virginia
Pirates Edge Astros 2-1 on Lynch Two-Run Homer
In a 2-1 decision, Pittsburgh's Jerry Lynch hit a two-out two-run homer in the 10th inning to beat the Houston Colts in a dramatic finish. Elroy Pace earned the win in relief as Hal Brown and Houston bullpen held the Pirates until the late blast.
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Jerry Lynch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Colts
Ant Lynch
Houston
Hal Brown
Clemente
Fipm
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Elroy Pace
Seaston Obote
Bateman
Gibbon
Face
Pagiaroni
Burges
Lopez Singles in Tenth for Yankee Victory
The New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-4 in 10 innings as Hector Lopez delivered the winning RBI with a 10th inning single after Elston Howard tied it with a three run homer in the ninth. The win extended New York’s streak to six and dropped Los Angeles to seven straight losses. Players mentioned include Tom Tresh Roger Maris Dan Osinski Art Fowler Bill Stafford Phil Linz Jim Fregosi and Elston Howard.
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New York Yankees
Elston Howard
Hector Lopez
Los Angeles Angels
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Angel
Yankees
Tom Tresh
Roger Maris
Dan Osinski
Art Fowler
Osinski
Howard
Bill Stafford
New York
Phil Linz
Lopez
Stafford
Jim Fregosi
Minor League Baseball Scores From National League North
The National League minor league standings show Atlanta 3 Jacksonville 9, Rochester 7 Toronto 6, Indianapolis 5 Syracuse 6, and Columbus 5 in a series of day games.
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Jacksonville
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
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Syracuse
Columbus
Pleasant Walk nets 2 1win in Heart of Md League action
Pleasant Walk defeated Frederick 4 2 as Hartle limited Frederick to seven hits and struck out 11. Lucketts toppled Mt Airy 6 2 with Frye earning the win. The page notes Hartle and Frye dealing and hitters like Lewis Palmer and J Williams contributing for their teams. The Senators sank to 10th after their seventh American League game of 1982.
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Lucketts
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Frye
J. Williams
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Warfield
Hartle
Forrest
LaBrush
Shank
Harrison
Washington Senators
Tammy third in Jamaican meet Saturday
Florida A and M sprinter Bob Hayes set Jamaican records by sweeping the 100 and 200 meters on the final night at National Stadium. Kenya's Antao and Plummer followed in both races, with Edith McGuire claiming the high jump and Mary Bignal Ward, the hurdles.
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Bob Hayes
Florida
A&m
National Stadium
Kenya
Seraphine Antao
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico University
Edith McGuire
Tennessee State
England
Mary Bignal Ward
Carmen Smith
Tammy Davis
Frederick, Md
Jo- Ann Terry
George Kerr
Jim Dupree
Los Angeles
Britain
Bruce Tulloh
Vic Zwolak
Villanova
Tulloh
C.K. Yang
UCLA
Formosa
Latman Fires Indians to 2-1 Victory over Athletics
Barry Latman pitched a three hitter as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Kansas City Athletics 2-1. Jose Tartabull joined the offense with his first major league homer, driving in the tying run in the sixth after KC collected all its hits in that inning. Tartabull's homer came on his 30th plate appearance this year, and the Indians built a lead with strikes from Latman and relief.
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Stall
Guy Stall
Gary Himes
Cleveland
Barry Lat
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Kansas City Athletics
Kansas City
Jose Tartabull
Tartabull
Homer
Orlando Pena
Kanessiy
Pena
Rakow
Bowsfield
Edwards Latman
Azcue
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L—Pena
Frederick all stars win regional title in dramatic victory
Frederick's Babe Ruth League all stars defeated Bay Side New York 21 to 1 in Parkersburg West Virginia to secure a spot in the World Series in Farmington New Mexico August 19 to 24. Grove pitched seven strong innings with seven strikeouts as Frederick pounded 15 hits and capitalized on 11 New York errors. Manager Harry Wolfe praised the team and noted the Parkersburg crowd treated them like locals.
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Eddie Toeee
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Puerto Rico
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Rece
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York
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Friend
Grove Wins In National League Match
Grove defeats Foams 7 to 4 with Levine and McKinzie among key players. Final time 2 37 with 1098 attendance as A-Tonini and Swan also contributed.
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Tonini
Null
McKinzie
Swan
Homers Lift Twins Over Boston 5-2
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Boston Red Sox 5-2 as Zoilo Versalles drove in key runs. Camilo Pascual earned his 14th win against six losses while Bob Turley took the loss amid a rough outing.
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Boston Red Sox
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Twins
Bob Turley
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Frederick's Ruth League team crowns long road to World Series
After years of near misses and defeats dating to 1952, Frederick's Babe Ruth League all-stars finally won a state and regional run to reach the World Series in Farmington New Mexico. The journey included losses to Hackensack Front Royal Clarksburg Trenton and others before a 21-1 Parkersburg victory over Bayside New York propelled them forward.
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Charley Keller
Frederick Jost
Hackensack
N.J
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Front Royal
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Maryland
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McCurdy Field
Lady Luck
Carl Yastremski
al Downing
Babe Ruth
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Trenton
American Legion
Dick Smith
Frederick Won Its First Legion State Championship and Traveled To Parkersburg
Washington Gas - Light
Tha Branai Gantt
Scott Key Post
Brookline
Giants Triumph 5-1 Powered by Mays and Hiller
Mays and Hiller sparked the Giants in a dominant 5-1 victory. Doula contributed a key fifth inning rally as the offense exploded to seal the win.
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Hiller Power Giants
Pascual Shuts Down Red Sox in Eight Strikeouts
Pascual fanned eight as he dominated Boston with five hits allowed. Becton homered for Boston and Minnesota, while Versailles and Mincher added plays in a Tri County League note. Officials plan a gathering at the Frederick YMCA at 6 pm on Monday, August 19.
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Becton
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Minnesota
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Mincher
Tri- County League
Frederick Ymca
Golfing Visit By Senator Kefauver At VFW Course
The late Son Estes Kefauver died Saturday and played nine holes at the VFW Country Club on a Sunday in October 1961 after a trip to Hagerstown. He completed a round before returning to his schedule.
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VFW Country Club
Hagerstown
VFW
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