Hisle powers Twins past Orioles 8-6 with cycle
Larry Hisle batted for the cycle and drove in four as the Minnesota Twins beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-6. Hisle hit a two run homer in the 10th after a leadoff single by Butch Wynegar, with earlier doubles by Kusick and Brye tying the game in the ninth. Bill Campbell earned the win in relief.
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Messersmith Loses No-Hitter on Ninth Inning Single
Montreal Expos fall to Braves as Pepe Mangual breaks up a no-hitter with a one-out single in the ninth. Andy Messersmith completes a one-hit 20 inning, striking out Jim Dwyer and Mike Jorgensen for his sixth and seventh strikeouts.
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Ngeno wins NCAA 10000m with meet record in Philadelphia
John Ngeno of Washington State dominated Illinois' Craig Virgin over the final 200 meters to win his third straight 10,000 meter title at the NCAA Championships in Philadelphia. His 28:22.66 erased the meet record while Harvey Glance and others captured sprint and field titles on day two.
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Joppatowne vs Pocomoke in Class C title showdown at McCurdy
Joppatowne 12-6 faces Pocomoke in the Class C championship at McCurdy Field after a 7-2 semifinal win over Middletown. Paint Branch 19-0 meets Cambridge in the Class B final at 3 pm, with ace Scott Venterelli 11-0 likely to start. Tournament officials kept games in Frederick despite eastern-area teams.
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Lions tennis duo advances to state semi finals
Walkersville girls doubles Pam Powell and Karen Houck moved into the Essex Community College state tournament semi finals after two straight wins. They beat Cecil County pair Jane Hamilton and Ellen Bolen 6 1 6 2, then Calvert County’s Lori Wilson and Nancy Hopkins 6 2 6 1 and face a Montgomery County team at 10 a.m. today.
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Celtics win in three overtimes to lead series
Boston tops Phoenix 128 126 in triple overtime to take a 3 2 lead in the NBA finals. Jo Jo White scores 33 including 15 in OT as Glenn McDonald, Jim Ard step up after Cowens and Silas foul out in the longest championship game in league history.
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Ashe Wins in Net Play at French Open
Arthur Ashe battles to reach the third round amid a tough clay campaign at Roland Garros. He wins in four sets over Ray Moore of South Africa 6 4 6 1 1 6 6 1 while seven Americans advance and top seeds Vilas and Borg also progress.
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Frederick Track Club seeks funds for eight girls’ UCLA nationals
The Frederick Track and Field Club must raise 1900 so eight girls can travel to the National AAU Women’s and Age Group Championships at UCLA. Coach Jack Griffin has borrowed 2100 and raised only 500, risking leaving some athletes behind. The group departs Tuesday for a meet running Thursday to June 15, with competitors including Rosiland Anderson and Chemise Smith among others.
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Nine rivals converge as Bold Forbes leads Belmont field
Bold Forbes faces nine rivals at Belmont Park in a 1 1 2 mile race for 3-year-olds aiming to mirror his Preakness form. Charleston and Play the Red are noted threats, with Mullineaux and McKenne Bridge among potential upsetters. The field weighs 12 pounds each and CBS TV will carry the race at 5 30 pm EDT.
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