Grimsley Wins as Orioles Top Yankees in Opener
Baltimore jumps on Catfish Hunter for three early runs including Al Bumbry’s solo homer and Grimsley hurls six-hit ball in a 3-1 win. Grimsley improves to 3-4. Hunter drops to 12-9 as Orioles trim Yankees lead in the AL East.
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Connors Triumphs at Washington Star International Tennis
Jimmy Connors, the top seed, defeated Raul Ramirez the tournament's No. 5 seed, 6-2 6-4, to win the $125,000 Washington Star International Tennis Tournament. Ramirez earned $10,000 while Connors received the $20,000 first prize.
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East Frederick Brunswicks Hit Trade of Runs in Sixth
East Frederick leads 13 to 10 after six as Brunswick side gets help from Peters and Jenkins. Bowie attackers Wastler Specht and Brown each collect three hits as pitching duo combine for LO hits, four strikeouts, and six walks in a free scoring affair.
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Sykesville Edges Emmitsburg After Late Rally
Sykesville won 7 0 after a four run fourth and six run fifth inning. Jim Huff earned the win on the mound for Sykesville while Mike Aravanis Jim Miller and Rick Topper tossed for Emmitsburg. Mike Novak and Dave Peblets hit three run homers for Sykesville with Doug Myers the lone Emmitsburg hit.
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Thurmont Pulls Ahead with Four-Run Inning in Local Game
Thurmont tied Frederick 5-3 in the fourth before exploding for three more runs on one hit, two walks and an error. They added three in the fifth, with Doug Knott driving in two on a bases loaded single. Tom Durdock started for Frederick and was relieved by Mark Hoy in the fourth. Durdock collected two of Frederick’s six hits.
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Wilkins under fire as USOC head blasts gold medalist
Montreal AP. USOC president called discus champ Mac Wilkins a grandstander and a publicity hound amid criticism of his field antics and post victory remarks. Wilkins defended his win and mocked Olympic funding, while teammates and critics weighed in on team morale and national support.
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Major leagues scores and matchups from the day
Major leagues show Cleveland 9 Boston 4 Baltimore 3 New York 1 Detroit 4 Milwaukee 3. Texas 3 Minnesota 0 Kansas City 4 California 0 Oakland 3. Chicago at Cleveland Bibby 6 2, Jenkins 8 8. New York Ellis 11 4 at Baltimore Palmer 13 8. Detroit Roberts 9 10 at Milwaukee Slaton 11 8. Texas Perry 9 8 at Minnesota Redfern 3 6. Kansas City Splittorff 11 6 at California Tamana 11 7. Chicago Gossage 5 9 at Oakland Blue 8 9.
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Olympic hopes fade as Americans stumble in diverse events
The article outlines US prospects across swimming, equestrian, yachting, fencing, weightlifting, judo, and boxing with lean medal chances. Greg Louganis tops a long list as a 16 year old from El Cajon, while track and field yield only a two medal haul after 11 events.
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Thoroughbred racing results with multiple scratches and payouts
Daily CT results show numerous race times and payouts including late scratches such as River Jaye and Great Hope. Notable finishes include Piccadilly Swoon and Tammy's Boy with times around 1 24, 1 23, and 1 25. Jackpot 32 with 310 paid and total handle near 129,010 across 4,339 attendance.
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Thurmont Opens State Action in Double Elimination Play
The Thurmont Senior Little League will begin state tournament play today at 10am in Elkton. Having won the District title last week, they face a Prince Georges area team in a seven team field. Winners advance to the Mid-Atlantic Tournament in Camden, Delaware.
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