Springer Out With Injury Falcons Take On Chargers
The Falcons meet the Carroll County Chargers at Ruby Field Westminster with Dick Markey replacing injured Dick Hartley and Bob Smith used as a flanker. John Adessa will start at quarterback for the Chargers after Bruce Springer is sidelined. The Chargers and Falcons are both 1-1 on the season. Selmerman and Hoffmann are sidelined for the Falcons.
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Blue loses as Red Sox top Oakland in 1 0 game
Vida Blue pitched a six hitter but yielded the game’s only run when Doug Griffin singled home the winning run in the eighth. Vida Blue’s record dropped to 22 5 as Boston beat Oakland 1 0. Jim Spencer homered for Chicago and Kaline hit a 3 run shot for Detroit in late games.
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Baseball scores and matchups from weekend games
Results show Boston in a 1 0 win over Oakland and California defeating New York 6 0 Saturday. A slate includes Chicago at Cleveland Milwaukee at Detroit Boston at Oakland Minnesota at Baltimore and Washington at Kansas City with night games listed. Sunday matches feature Chicago Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Boston Oakland Minnesota Baltimore and twilight Washington California with Friday results across several interleague games.
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Rally By Twins Beats Birds 8 5 in Comeback Victory
The Minnesota Twins erased a 5-0 deficit with a five run eighth inning led by Leo Cardenas's two out three run homer. Jim Perry earned the win ending an eight game losing streak as Baltimore fell behind after Frank Robinson homers and Merv Rettenmund's scoring hit.
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Allen Making Home Debut As Redskins Host Cards
Washington fans preview the 1971 season as the Redskins under new coach George Allen host the St Louis Cardinals in a preseason game. Allen aims to jumpstart an offense after two poor showings and addresses injuries to Larry Brown and Charley Harraway. The Cards, led by Bob Hollway, are seen as a strong opponent with a Pro Bowl offensive line and solid defense. A brief item on horse sleep and the Walker Cup appears as unrelated sports trivia.
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Nats Sweep Pair From KC Royals
Nationals top Kansas City 6-3 in game one of a Friday doubleheader as Denny McLain gains his eighth win in 24 decisions. The nightcap sees Washington win 8-2 on a 1-hit attack while McLain works into the seventh. Patek leads KC with three hits as Lemon comments on McLain’s velocity.
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