Bosman Hurls No-Hitter as Indians Beat A's
Dick Bosman pitched a no-hitter in a 4 0 Cleveland win over the world champion Oakland A's. Beaman’s error in the fourth inning opened a run. Sal Bando reached on a misplayed grounder, then Beaman retired the next hitter. Bosman, 3 years in, improved his record to 1-0 and lowered his season ERA while striking out four. The Indians backed him with sharp defense and timely hits to claim the contest.
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Union Picket Disrupts All-Star Game Site at Three Rivers
Four members of Local 379 Sign Partners of America picketed Three Rivers Stadium during Eastball's All-Star Week, halting work as electricians install large signs in right and left field. Wells report says other unions at the stadium weigh whether to honor the line amid the dispute.
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Special Shrine to Ruth Opens in Baltimore
The Babe Ruth Birthplace Shrine and Museum opened to the public in Baltimore after a seven year drive to honor the slugger. A formal dedication is planned for July 2 with Hank Aaron in attendance. The complex includes Ruth birthplace at 216 Emory Street and three adjoining rowhouses restored for the museum.
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Unitas Enters 19th Year With Uncertain Chargers Future
San Diego AP reports quarterback Johnny Unitas at 41 enters his 19th NFL season amid uncertainty with the Chargers under new coach Tommy Prothro. Unitas, under a no-cut $250000 annual deal, faces competition from Jesse Freitas and Dan Fouts as Prothro rebuilds for the future while Unitas contemplates retirement.
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PESA STANDINGS AND SCHEDULE UPDATE ACROSS LEAGUES
Standings show Cleveland 4 Oakland 0 Baltimore 5 California 4 in 10 innings. KC 5 NY 4, Minn 7 Det 5, Bos 3 Tex 7, Chicago 7 Mil 3. Schedule includes Milwaukee at Chicago, California at Baltimore, twi nights, and several interleague games with pitchers' lines.
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Baylor’s Homer Lifts Orioles Over Angels in 10th
Don Baylor blasted a 2-2 pitch from Skip Lockwood into the left-field stands in the 10th inning as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the California Angels 4-2. Baylor collected three hits, driving in two runs as Baltimore snapped a slump, with Brooks Robinson and Earl Williams contributing early scoring. The Angels tied the game with a two-run sixth and one-run seventh before Baylor’s walk-off homer sealed it.
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Larry Histe
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Detroit Tigers
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Tony Oliva
Mickey Stanley
Talks Resume Between NFL Owners and Players
Negotiations on the NFL players strike reopen at the Labor Department with a 42 hour session ending without major progress. Mediation chief James Scearce and aide Lewis Sabitino described the day as productive yet nonconclusive as a Saturday session was planned. A key dispute remains over freedom issues in a 63 demand package including abolishing option and reserve clauses and Rozelle rule.
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Redskins waive seven rookies to cut squad to 62
Sev en free agent rookies were put on waivers by the Washington Redskins Friday, reducing the squad to 62. Waived were Aaron Bostick, Fisk University. Mickey Gist, Johnson C. Smith. Jeff Juskie, no college. David Pegg, no college. Gar win Roberson, Minnesota. Jim Savere, none. Jerry Trovien, Wisconsin State at River Falls.
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District II Little League opens with seven Frederick teams
District II Play opens Monday with three first round games as seven area teams vie for the title. Defending champs East Frederick, plus Frederick American, Frederick National, Emmitsburg, Brunswick, Thurmont, and Brunswick enter the single elimination bracket, with all Monday games at 6 p.m.
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