Major League Baseball Scores and Schedules Noted
A set of MLB results shows Minnesota 8 Texas 5 Cleveland 7 Boston 6 Baltimore 4 New York 3 Detroit 1 Milwaukee 0 Kansas City 3 California 2 Chicago 2 Oakland 1 and Cleveland at Boston with Dobson and Wise. Also Montreal 3 St Louis 9 with 2nd game postponed by rain and Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 in 11 innings. Other results include Atlanta 7 Los Angeles 2 Pittsburgh 1 New York 0. Continued schedules list San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 0 San Diego 2 Houston 1 and Chicago at Philadelphia with Reuschel Carlton and other pitchers.
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Orioles complete sweep as Mora drives in deciding run
The Orioles rally in the seventh inning to beat the Yankees 3-1 and complete a three game sweep. Doyle Alexander carried a near no hitter into the sixth before Belanger, May, and Singleton sparked the comeback with two runs. Mora’s grounder scored the tie breaking run as Sparky Lyle next faced trouble. The loss drops New York further in the AL East standings.
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Crenshaw and Green Lead Pleasant Valley Classic Field
Crenshaw and Green, top money winners on the PGA tour this year, head the field for the Pleasant Valley Classic opening round as Crenshaw returns to the site of his PGA debut and Green seeks more victories among a strong lineup of 17 season winners.
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Northwest eliminates Thurmont in Senior League state play
Thurmont dropped a 8-7 defeat to Northwest ending their state tournament run after a 7-7 tie through seven innings. Bill McRoberts pitched the full game before relief arrived late as Northwest won in the eighth. Thurmont’s girls face Marley at 2 p.m. with Elkton to follow in a double elimination state tourney at Thurmont field.
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Olympics Spirit Cries From IOC Director Berlioux in Montreal
IOC director Monique Berlioux blasted the Montreal Games as soulless saying the Olympic spirit is absent and the city under heavy security lacks gaiety. She praised site work by COJO but faulted overall organization and urged more flags and freedom for athletes amid memories of Munich and Mexico. The IOC plans an October review with international federations.
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Bucs open exhibition season under McKay homecoming theme
John McKay returns to his hometown as head coach of the expansion Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a first exhibition at the Los Angeles Coliseum against the Rams. He faces injuries and a roster built from cast-offs with plans to evaluate many players and build for the future.
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Bears to hire off duty police for Soldier Field security
The Chicago Bears plan to hire off duty city policemen and station them in uniform in the stands at Soldier Field to curb unruly fans after last week's College All-Star game disruption. NHL? No. The move follows a struggle with crowds that stormed the field after heavy rains delayed attendance.
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Custer’s Last Stand Sparks Stadium Chaos
The game was halted with 3:22 left in the third quarter after a violent crowd incident. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle and Tribune Charities intervened citing safety concerns amid a downpour and a lopsided contest.
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