Tigers Edge Orioles 4-2 Behind Les Cain
Detroit pitcher Les Cain won his eighth straight decision as the Tigers edged Baltimore 4-2. Cain struck out nine through six innings, added a two run single in the fourth, and Don Wert homered to set the lead. Tom Tinkerman closed the game as Baltimore threatened in the seventh.
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Spires top Bulletin 9 2 after late burst at McCurdy Field
Frederick Spires rallied from a 1 1 tie with four runs in the fourth inning and cruised to a 9 2 victory over The Bulletin at McCurdy Field. Frederick improves to 10 5 in league play, while The Bulletin drops to 9 4. Gary O Bryan and Larry Myers each had three hits for Spires. Don Neel earned the win while Bob Woodland took the loss. Spires host the D C Pioneers tonight in league action.
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Massengale Leads Milwaukee Open After First Round
Veteran Don Massengale shot four under par 68 to grab a 36 hole lead in the Milwaukee Open, posting 137 two rounds and a one stroke edge over a group of rookies Ted Hayes Jack Lewis and others. Massengale, 33, with no win since 1966, had four birdies and 28 putts despite a rough or improved season.
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Legion Teams Battle Today at Frederick McCurdy Field
The Brunswick American Legion baseball team travels to Frederick for a 1 pm game at McCurdy Field. Brunswick also hosts Funkstown at home Sunday at 2 pm in Community Park, while Frederick visits Westminster. Funkstown leads District II with Brunswick two games back.
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Tennis doubles tourney heads to finals at Baker Park
In the J Richard Ramsburg Memorial Doubles, 10:30 a.m. features Chase and Stephens vs Clapp twins. 4 p.m. Dixon Turner vs Andochick Pearce, 5 p.m. Clapp Brankow vs Tansey Latkowski. Rice Radcliffe, semifinal Sunday 2 p.m. winners meet. Final set for 4 p.m. Sunday if rain allows.
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Ken Singleton Seen As Mets Prospect After Big League Call
Ken Singleton, 23, the Mets new left fielder, recalled his first big league call from Tidewater after a late loss in Columbus. He described nerves, buying clothes, borrowing a jacket, and adjusting to Chicago, while noting two recent opposite field homers against St. Louis and his switch hitting from Hofstra to the majors.
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Baseball scores and matchups across the league results
National results show Detroit 4 Baltimore 2 and Boston 7 Cleveland 1. Other games include Washington 2 New York 1, Kansas City 8 2 Chicago 6 0 California 2, Minnesota 1 Milwaukee 2. Oakland 1 Milwaukee Brabender 6-10 at Oakland Segui 3-5. Minnesota Zepp 4-0 at California Wright 12-5. Chicago N Horlen 6-11 at Kansas City Butler 2-8. N Bathmore Cuellar 10-5 at Detroit Niekro 9-6. N Boston Brett 2-2 at Cleveland McDowell 12-4. N New York Bahnsen 6-6 at Washington Shellenback 8-7. N Montreal 9 New York Chicago 2 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 2 Atlanta 11-1 Cincinnati 9-3 Los Angeles 9 San Diego 7 San Francisco 8. Houston 5 Montreal Wegener 0-2 at New York McAndrew 4-6. N Philadelphia Bunning 6-9 at Chicago Hands 10-6. Pittsburgh Veale 6-10 at St. Louis Reuss 1-2. N Cincinnati Nolan 10-4 at Atlanta Nash 10-2. N San Francisco Robertson 6-6 at Houston Dierker 8-8. N Los Angeles Osteen 11-7 at San Diego Dobson 5-10. N
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All Star rosters shaped by East West strengths
Earl Weaver plans seven Orioles on the American League squad of 28 with three starters and eight reserves. Brooks Robinson joins the nine pitchers and 11 other backups. National League selections include five Reds and two Mets among Hodges choices. Cincinnati leads with five representatives as rosters favor West by division.
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Bosman Fires Four-Hitter As Nats Down Yankees
Washington righty Dick Bosman threw a four hitter to beat the New York Yankees 2 1. Frank Howard hit his 24th homer, and Ed Brinkman contributed a bunt single in the third. Steve Kline made his major league debut for New York, allowing the decisive runs.
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Winds Turn British Open Into Virtual Nightmare For Finalists
Wild gusts pounded the Old Course as 57 finalists faced soaring scores led by Lee Trevino and Tony Jacklin. Trevino clung to an eight under par lead at 208 while rivals like Tommy Aaron and Steve Melnyk struggled, with several players opening with high 30s or 40s and only a few breaking 80.
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