Chiefs Permitted To Practice For All Stars Game
The NFL Players Association relented and allowed the Kansas City Chiefs to begin drills for next Friday's College All-Star game in Chicago. The flip came after talks with owners and mediators aimed at resolving a contract impasse, with Chiefs coach Hank Stram insisting organized practices could begin and Chiefs players training only for the All-Star game unless a settlement is reached.
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Twins wallop Orioles 8 0 behind Kaat seven hitter
Jim Kaat pitched seven strong innings allowing only one runner to reach second as the Minnesota Twins crushed the Baltimore Orioles 8 0. Tony Oliva Harmon Killebrew and Rick Renick homered for the Twins with Renick driving in a run and Killebrew hitting in the last five games against Baltimore. Cesar Tovar Rich Reese and others added two hits apiece while Belanger committed three errors. The win improves Minnesota to six of nine against the Orioles this year and sets up Bill Zepp to start the second game of the series.
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Soviet Track Team Beats United States In Dual Meet
Leningrad crowds saw the Soviet men's team win 122-114 and the Soviet women defeat the U.S. girls 78-59 in a two day dual meet. Distances ace Frank Shorter led U.S. efforts along with Ralph Mann and the 1 600 meter relay, but Soviet depth prevailed. The U.S. 1 600 meter relay finished strong with a 3 minute 33.6 second clocking as Curtis Mills and teammates impressed the crowd.
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Ruth Play Set Today at Maryland Babe Ruth Tournament
Play begins today at McCurdy Field for the Maryland Babe Ruth Tournament for 13 to 15 year olds. Marva faces Westminster at 2 p.m. and Frederick meets Gaithersburg at 8 p.m. Sunday Calvert County meets the Marva Westminster winner at 5 p.m. with Prince George's awaiting the Frederick Gaithersburg victor next.
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Tyeryar's Defeats Fort Detrick in Fastpitch Softball
Jim Blank starred for Tyeryar's with a five hitter and two hits leading a 41 victory over Fort Detrick. Blank contributed on both mound and at the plate while Campbell Graves and Lake added to the offense as Fort Detrick dropped to 1-2-3 in the lines, Tyeryar's 4-6-3.
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Pleasure Seeker Heads Rich Feature Card At Aqueduct
A trio of nine-figure purses highlighted by the $108 400 Brooklyn Handicap as Pleasure Seeker attracts top rivals Wil lie Shoemaker rides the favorite while Unity Hall heads Monmouths Sorority field and Corn Off the Cob targets the American Derby at Chicago.
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Lonborg Sent To Minor League After Injury Plagued Season
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg, hampered by knee and shoulder injuries, heads to the Louisville farm team in the International League after a 4-1 mark and 34 innings this season. He vows to return to the majors and prove critics wrong. The Cy Young winner from 1967 reflects on past glory and hopes regular workouts will restore his form.
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Funkstown at Brunswick in Legion play today
Funkstown seeks another win as they travel to Brunswick for an American Legion matchup after clinching the District title. Delaware Park's 1970 Thoroughbred meeting runs 61 days from May 30 to August 8, with the season set to feature races through the summer.
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Ageless Snead Leads Four Ball Tourney Tie
Gardner Dickinson and Sam Snead, aged 100 together, fired 14 under par 128 through 36 holes to share the National Four Ball lead with Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus at Laurel Valley. Palmer and Nicklaus slipped from first after a 67 while several pairs trailed by one and two strokes. The cut for the weekend was 138, ending the runs of Henry/Hinson, Yancey/Wysong, Ford/Ziegler, and others.
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District Little League Tourney Begins Monday
East Frederick sits out as six teams compete in the District Little League tourney starting Monday. Byes and matchups set, games start at 6 p.m. and progress to a Friday final with state and regional implications.
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Office Queen Enters Race in Delaware Oaks at Delaware Park
Office Queen, a six time stakes winner owned by Stephen A Calder, faces 11 rivals in the $60,800 Delaware Oaks for 3 year old fillies. Russell Reineman's Sweet Mist, who beat Office Queen last out, adds a strong bid alongside Kentucky Oaks winner Lady Vic. Carlos Marquez rides Office Queen with 121 pounds. Sweet Mist carries 114 and Lady Vic 121.
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New Market Tops Myersville In Junior League Final
New Market defeated Myersville 5-4 to win the Junior League championship at Fort Detrick. Jerry James and Kevin Brightful combined for a one hitter, with Brightful allowing one hit and six strikeouts in relief. Myersville’s Mike Poffenbarger homered to spoil the no hitter in the sixth.
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