Foust’s one hitter powers Metro New York to 12-0 win
Alfie Foust pitched a one hitter as Metro New York beat Frederick 12-0 in six innings at Beacon in the Mid-Atlantic Babe Ruth Regional 13-year-old tournament. Frederick starter Mike Wood walked eight, Frederick committed three errors, and Frederick was eliminated.
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N.Y
Metro
New York
Alfie Foust
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Babe Ruth
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Foust
Shannon Garver
Mike Wood
Garver
Wood
Rick Savage
Roberson
Utt Sr. Upset Highlights Frederick Tennis Meet
Unseeded Bill Utt Sr. upset eighth seed Andy Radcliffe 6-2 6-1 at the Frederick Men's Tournament on Monday at the Second Street Courts. John Sterrett defeated Arnold Book 7-6 5-7 7-5 in the day’s longest match, while other top seeds did not play.
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Frederick
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Utt
Andy Radcliffe
John Sterrett
Arnold Book
Baker Park
Sterrett
Cedric H. Smith
Phillies rally to tie for NL East lead in Atlanta
Mike Schmidt hit his second homer of the game to spark a three run seventh inning and lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-3 win over the Atlanta Braves. The victory tied Philadelphia with idle Pittsburgh atop the NL East while Dick Allen contributed a two run shot earlier.
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Phil Niekro
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Tim McCarver
Tom Hilgendorf
Dave Cash
Steve Carlton
Earl Williams
Former Senator Stanley Harris inducted into Hall of Fame
Former Senator manager Stanley Harris was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame by a Veterans Committee in Cooperstown. Harris, 79, missed the ceremony due to health but his family attended. His career spanned over 50 years with the Senators, Tigers, Phillies, Red Sox, Yankees and more, including pennants in 1924 and 1925.
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Twins defeat Orioles 6-1 in Minnesota
Dave Goltz limited Baltimore to six hits for a 6-1 win as the Twins moved seven games behind idle Boston in the AL East. Goltz improved to 11-10, aided by a three-run third inning that included Tony Oliva driving in the first run and Dan Ford bringing two home. Rod Carew had three hits and two walks to lift his average to .370.
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