New Capitals Coach Predicts Winning Era Ahead
A new Capital coach in Washington outlines a long term plan toward winning within a few years. He promises a disciplined, tough team style and aims to transform the squad into a contender, asserting patience for development and growth.
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Civitans Edge Lions 54 in Little League Action
The Civitans defeated the Lions 54 despite being limited to four hits. Lions players Bill Freegle hit a home run, while Don Retter and Ron Barberito each collected two hits for the Lions.
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Dodgers Stay Undefeated With Rally Against Apaches
Montgomery Lit The Poolesville Dodgers remained undefeated in the A division after a 9-8 win over the Clarksburg Apaches at Little Bennett Field. Trailing 6-3 entering the final inning, a clutch hit by E Stack sparked a six run rally led by R Jackson.
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Dodgers edge Apaches as first loss stuns division race
Ewin relieved for the Dodgers and held the Apaches to two runs with Jackson earning the win. The loss, the Apaches’ first, could decide the A division title in the return game. In AmVets action, AmVets beat Don Rice 11-10 as Doug Smith notched two hits and the win. Sid Palmer led Rice with three.
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Ruth leads Potomac Edison to 5 2 win over Kiwanis
Babe Ruth pitcher Doug Dailey threw a two hitter with eight strikeouts and contributed three doubles at the plate as Potomac Edison beat Kiwanis 5-2. Steve Barger allowed six hits in the defeat.
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Valley Over 30 Slo-Pitch League Forming in Middletown
An over 30 men’s slo pitch league is being organized for the Middletown Valley. The Valley Over 30 League will register Monday at Bolivar Field on Route 40A. Residents of the Middletown Valley are eligible and interested players can call Terny Rouzecat at 71 AAS for details.
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White Sox edge Red Sox 3-2 in Boston
In a tight night game at Fenway Park the White Sox outlasted the Red Sox 3-2 behind solid pitching and late runs. Wilbur Wyld earned the win for Chicago while Carlton Fisk produced offense for Boston until a ninth inning rally fell short.
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Postponed Montreal Expos Braves Game Rained Out
Montreal Expos at Atlanta Braves was postponed with Atlanta leading 4 0 in the bottom of the third. AP report notes rain halted the game delaying play and the score at the time.
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Baseball Scores and Matchups From Yesterday and Today
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Judy Rankin Leads In Baltimore Golf
Judy Rankin shot two under par 71 to take the first round lead in the $40,000 Baltimore Golf Championship at Pine Ridge. Kathy Whitworth and Jerilyn Britz trailed by one stroke in the 34 hole event, with a crowded group in pursuit and JoAnne Carner among six tied at 75.
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Connors and Goolagong Lose Bid To Enter French Open
World Team Tennis stars Jim Connors and Evonne Goolagong filed for access to Roland Garros after the French Tennis Federation barred WTT players. Judge Pierre Regnault denied emergency relief, ruling no basis for an injunction though damages may be pursued later. Connors plans Rome then U.S. play. Goolagong's entry blocked with no immediate remedy.
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Mason-Dixon racers reach finals at Hagerstown track
Gene Barnhart of Myersville and Harry Huntsberry near Hagerstown win two main finals in Super Stock Eliminator at Mason-Dixon track. Barnhart clocks 10.21 ET at 134.43 mph to chase Huntsberry’s 11.11 ET at 123.45 mph, while Napfel’s D-A Vette tops Wheeler & Warren in Modified. Roy Lescabet wins overall in a Camaro over Marvin Lucas, with motorcycle classes led by Larry Taylor on a Yamaha.
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