May Leads Orioles Past Tigers With Third-Run Homer
The Orioles beat Detroit 7 3 as Lee May hit a three run homer in the fifth inning. Mickey Stanley tied the Tigers with two homers while serving as a fill in at first base. Ross Grimsley earned the win, lowering his season record to 4 4 as Baltimore kept pace with the Yankees.
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Four share first spot in Pleasant Valley
Ben Crenshaw led a four way tie for the halfway in the Pleasant Valley Classic after a four under par 67. Mac McLendon Rex Caldwell and Bob Gilder trailed by one stroke at five under par 137, while first round co leaders Wadkins and Schlee faded with 76 and 73 respectively.
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Russians and Olympic feats mingle in Montreal marathon tale
The piece covers athletes and events from the Games in Montreal including Viren's historic double, Jenner's 1500m win with a world record, and medals across track, field, and team sports. It notes IOC pleas on dog safety, a postgame line, and Ottawa talks about defectors amid visa irregularities.
Skins Open Preseason Against Falcons in Atlanta
Washington coach George Allen brings a wary approach as the Redskins visit Atlanta Stadium for the opening NFL preseason with Billy Kilmer at quarterback likely and John Riggins plus Calvin Hill possibly limited by injuries. Falcons counter with veterans and several youngsters, aiming to show form under Manon Campbell.
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Belmont winner leads in late stretch race recap
The report notes Running Spy Bold Forbes winning the 1976 Belmont Stakes by a neck over McKenzie Bridge after a stretched drive. Included are multiple race entries with times, payouts, scratches, and betting handles, plus a park location on Rt. 301 between LaPlata and Waldorf.
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