Brunswick Nips Springers 1-0 in pennant bid
Brunswick ace Bill Merriman pitched an eight hit shutout to beat Yellow Springs 1-0. Joe Gordon walked and scored on Jesse Thompson s fourth inning hit that bounced over Elmer Cook s head. Neel took the loss despite eight strikeouts. Merriman fanned nine and yielded only five hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bill Merriman
Yellow Springs
Danny Neel
Joe Gordon
Jesse Thompson
Elmer Cook
Neel
Springers
Merriman
Harold Hargett
Hargett
Nook
Deener
Lennie Hammond
Thompson
Litton
Don Dunning wins regatta boatrace at Havre de Grace
Don Dunning of Silver Spring Maryland won the 266-cubic-inch hydroplane class in the Havre de Grace Lions Club Powerboat Regatta aboard his Maryland Miss. He finished second in heat one to Skeeter Johnson of Cambridge who later broke down in heat two while in a neck and neck race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre DE Grace
Bunker Drops First Game For Orioles
Minnesota halted rookie Wally Bunker's six game winning streak as Harmon Killebrew and Bernie Allen homered guiding the Twins to a 5-2 win over Baltimore. Tony Oliva Cain Camilo Pascual pitched for his eighth win, while Bunker yielded two runs in the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wally Bunker
Harmon Killebrew
Bernie Allen
Twins
Baltimore
Bunker
Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Shenandoah Entries Feature Mixed Turf Card
A June 8 1984 Shenandoah race card lists nine races with weights and entrants for maidens and claiming events. Notable entries include Miss Knollwood Roman's Joy and Pam's Odds in early races, with purses ranging from 1200 to 1500 dollars and distances from 4 1/2 to 12 furlongs.
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Miss Knollwood
Roman's Joy
Miss Oliver
Cover Page
Pam
de Rigueur
Dot O Lou
Navy
Taistan
Miss Dame
Josh
Westside
Moffett's Moppels
Beau
Miss Gee Gee
Far Admiral
Just William
Shenarack
Midnight Trio
Fighting Try
Fine Point
Fancy Bingo
Big Fire
J. Michael Wy Clemency
Conquer
Giant Patch
Charingherst
Raleigh
Facile
Princeps Wa
Bold Scholar
Mr Swinger
Curt Summons
Reds Down Cardinals 11-6 Behind Edwards Grand Slam
Cincinnati Reds outslug St. Louis 11-6 as John Edwards hits a grand slam and Deron Johnson collects five hits. The Reds explode for five runs in the first after St. Louis scores in the inning. Edwards, Johnson and Robinson homer. Nuxhall earn the win. Simmons takes the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Deron Johnson
John Edwards
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Edward
Reds
St. Louis
Joe Nuxhall
Tommy Harper
Frank Robinson
Johnson
Leo Cardenas
Edwards
Simmons
Craig
Shantz
McCarver
Nuxhall
Jay
Baseball scores and tonight’s American League slate
MLB results show Houston 6 Pittsburgh 1 and others with San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 2 in 10 innings. Tonight Los Angeles Newman 3 2 at Cleveland Ert 1 1, Kansas City ODonoghue 2 8 at Washington Osteen 4 4, Minnesota Roland 23 at Detroit Wicker Sham 6 5. Only games scheduled.
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Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Newman
Oatman
Clevelandert
Kansas City
O’donoghue
Washington
Osteen
Minnesota
Roland
O Kaat
Detroit
Wickersham
L. Pet
G.B. Chicago
Psan Francisco
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Sadecki
Herbel
Maloney
Koufax
Cloninger
Farrell
Brown
Nats and Indians split doubleheader in Cleveland
Washington won 6-3 in the nightcap after Chuck Hinton homered and drove in two. Hinton, Brumley and Phillips led a fifth inning rally as Washington avoided a sweep. Cleveland had taken the opener 3-2 in 15 innings on Al Smith's single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chuck Hinton
Mike Brumley
Washington
Indians
Hinton
Dick Phillips
Brumley
Jim King
Lon al Smith
Wagner
Banks and Williams power Cubs past Braves 5-2
Ernie Banks and Billy Williams hit two run homers to back Bob Buhl's sixth win as the Cubs defeated the Milwaukee Braves 5-2. Hank Aaron homered for Milwaukee, but Chicago pulled away with early offense and a late Andre Rodgers shot.
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Milwaukee
Ernie Banks
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Banks
Willams
Bob Buhl
Buhl
Hank Aaron
Lindy McDaniel
Denny Lemaster
Williams
Lemaster
Aaron
Andre Rodgers
Cubs
Avrerate
Chicago
O' Buhl
Schaffer
Sadowski
Hoeft
Bailey
W-Buhl
L-Lemaster
Rodgers
Whitey Ford Anchors Yankees Past Angels in Victory
Whitey Ford won his seventh straight decision as the Yankees defeated the Angels 9 to 3 behind homers from Tom Tresh and Elston Howard. Tresh hit his fourth homer and Howard drove in two runs including a fourth inning shot. Felix Torres and Jim Fregosi homered for Los Angeles. McBride suffered his 10th straight loss. Willie McCovey was injured during pregame in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Whitey Ford
Tom Tresh
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Angel
Ken McBride
Ford
McBride
Howard
Tresh
Angels
Felix Torres
Jim Fregosi
New York
Mikkelsen
Duliba
D. Lee
Rodgers
W—Ford
L—Mcbride
Torres
Fregosi
Rain Cancels National Motorcycle Champs in Hagerstown
Rain halted the National motorcycle championships after three heats in Hagerstown Maryland. The full nine event program will be rescheduled to run on June 13 at Hagerstown Raceway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Raceway
Quadrangle Upsets Northern Dancer In Belmont Stakes
Quadrangle trained by Elliott Burch, ridden by Manuel Ycaza, defeated Northern Dancer by two lengths to win the $154,600 Belmont at Aqueduct. Roman Brother ran second, Dancer third, Hill Rise fourth. Burch praised Ycaza and hinted at Suburban Handicap plans while Northern Dancer eyed a Triple Crown bid.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Manuel Ycaza
Quadrangle
Northern Dancer
Elliott Burch
Paul Mellon
Rokeby Stable
Aqueduct
Dancer
Roman Brother
Hill
Burch
Hill Rise
Preakness
Burly Parke
Harbor View Farm
New York
Bill Winfrey
Bill Finnegan
Finnegan
E! Peco Ranch
Saratoga
Northern
Frederick track star breaks 10.3 mark at junior meet
Debbie Thompson, 16, of Frederick Track and Field Club, runs 160 yards in 10.2 seconds at the Junior Olympic Meet in Clifton Park to break the 1958 world record of 10.3 held by Marlene Mathews. Officials review wind gauge issues while Thompson eyes a spot on the US Women's Olympic Team.
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Debbie
Debbie Thompson
Frederick
Clifton Park
Baltimore
Marlene Mathews
Australia
Sydney
AAU
Miss Thompson
United States
Jack Griffin
Leidig
Tammie Davis
Barbara Turner
Allare
Tammie
Griffin
Oshawa
Canada
California
Westside
Chesapeake
Delaware
Joyce Davis
White Sox sweep pair from Detroit in doubleheader
Chicago White Sox win 2-1 behind Joel Horlen three-hitter to complete a doubleheader sweep over Detroit and claim first place. Game one 8-3 featured Don Buford and Gene Stephens run-scoring hits and Nicholson's eighth homer. Detroit’s Hank Aguirre held to four hits in the nightcap as Horlen improved to 4-2.
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Chicago
Joel Horlen
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
White Sox
Baltimore
Minnesota
Hank Aguirre
Floyd Robinson
Jake Wood
Robinson
Aguirre
Ron Hansen
Dave Nicholson
Don Buford
Terry Fox
Gene Stephens
Hansen
Nicholson
Pete Ward
Phil Regan
al Weis
Ward
Regan
Gladding
Sparma
Freehan
Buxhardt
Talbot
Wilhelm
Martin
W—Talbot
L—Regan
Frederick Dominates JO Track Meet with Multiple Records
Tammy Davis Cathy Turner Barbara Turner lead girls in sprint finals as 440 relay sets a national Junior Olympic mark at 50.0 seconds. Francis Foreman anchors boys to 12 lb shot put meet record of 51 feet 9 inches. Tom Hood Rick Winters Fred Stitley Erik Wedum relay wins in 48.4. Frederick claims both boys and girls titles for first time in 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thompson
Tammy Davis
Barbara Turner
Diane Deterding
Cathy Turner
Debbie Thompson
Sally Ward
Roberta Palm
Elaine Delauder
Francis Foreman
Tom Hood
Rick Winters
Fred Stitley
Erik Wedum
Frederick
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Brunswick Nips Springers
Bolivar
Germantown
Frederick Bombers
McCurdy Field
Jack Beall
Beall
Danny Ricketts
Henderson
Bombers
Bowins
Stanton
Earl Shipe
Donald Bowie
Ger
Ricketts
B. Ricketts
Bowie
Mt. Airy
Frederick Hustlers
Maryland
Spike Jones
Jones
Tommy Thomas
Hustlers
Bob Bellison
Mike Rimney
Young
Ed Cook
Ron Hart
Gordon Smith
Thomas
Barrick
Rimney
New Market
Jeff
Mike Edwards
Lefty Warrenfeltz
McGolerick
Getezendanner
Myers
Dick Huffer
Warrenfeltz
B. R.jeff
B. Huffer
Clark
Safer
Bud Gilroy
Middletown
Gilroy
Ahalt
Bob Dawson
Toms
L. Ahalt
Dawson
Routzahn
Doubs
Frank Favorite
Creagerstown
Favorite
Gene Beachley
Earl Duncan
John Harpier
Abe
Gladitl
Duncan
Gladhill
G. Beachley
Creagetown
Harper
B. Beachley
Carry
Thurmont
Walkersville
Mike Unger
Bob Shaffer
Grayson Ramsburg
K. Duncan
Marshall
Gene Green
Carroll Crum
Ramsburg
Joe Kuhn
Hess
Shaffer
Glass
Ungler
Buckeystown
Harmony
Jack Kinna
Kinna
Lee Ropp
Arthur Bidle
Bide
Baker
Dick Baker
Roger Wiles
Wiles
Summers
Willaims
Gersbert
HIVE
Don Dunning
Regatta
Orioles
Shenandoah Entries
John Kennedy
Smith
Jim Duckworth
Rudolph
Ridzik
Duckworth
Leppert
McDowell
McMahon
Abernathy
Ramos
Romano
W—Ramos
Chance
Koch
Bell
John
Grant
W—Koch
L—Bell
McCovey
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Temple University Hospital
Phillies
George Laquer
Ycaza
iRise
Qudrangle
Yale
University of Kentucky
Yeaza
Fox
Rourke
Horlen
MacNertney
W Horlen
L—Aguirre
Philheat
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
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