Baltimore Blase To Champs Oriole Fans Stay Away In Flocks
In Baltimore many fans remain passive toward the world champion Orioles preferring newspaper reading and TV viewership to attending games. Boog Powell and Mike Cuellar are cited as noted local opinions while Frank Cashen notes the city harbors perhaps the greatest passive baseball fans in the country.
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Nicklaus Holds Money Lead After Atlanta Second
Jack Nicklaus finished runner-up at the Atlanta Classic, earning 14,300 and lifting his season total to 146,213, edging past last year’s earnings. Lee Trevino tied for third and moved to 123,135. The piece also discusses Baltimore Orioles attendance trends, park complaints, and management insights from Cal Cashen.
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Wilhelm on retirement and return to Braves pitching
Hoyt Wilhelm, nearly 48, talks about retirement and staying ready as a relief pitcher for the Atlanta Braves. He explains daily rituals, shoulder stiffness, and ongoing knuckleball usage, while teammates like manager Lyman Harris and bullpen coach Ken Silvestri affirm his still-knuckling skill and readiness to pitch if offered a roster spot.
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Slicing That Slice It Golf Advice From Inside The Line
The article explains that slicing a golf ball, especially with the driver, worsens when players compensate by aiming further left. It advises aiming more to the right, rotating the shoulders, and swinging from inside to outside to start the ball right and let the spin correct it. The author notes personal experience with hooks and the odd nature of golf adjustments.
Senators recall pitcher in roster shakeup
The Washington Senators recalled right handed pitcher Jackie Brown from Denver of the American Association. Brown joins a staff missing Billy Gogolewski for two weeks of military duty. Mikey Thompson also heads to two weeks military duty after Thursday. Walt Tkaczuk led the New York Rangers with 75 points 26 goals and 49 assists last season.
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Horse Racing Card at Shenandoah Downs
Racing card details for Shenandoah Downs include Swiss Account Honest Charlie 10 Joyous Re union in race one and Native Bloom Trader Ahead in race two. Heliographic Bright Shine Oak Star among horses listed with purses 82 100 and 2500 and various jockeys.
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Freddie Steinmark dies at 22 after cancer battle
Houston AP reports Freddie Steinmark the Texas safety who lost a leg in surgery, battled sarcoma, and died in MD Anderson Hospital at 22. The Longhorn, who helped Texas beat Arkansas 15-14, walked on crutches 20 days after amputation and later watched Notre Dame win from the Cotton Bowl sidelines. President Nixon had spoken with him and later awarded a courage citation.
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FHS and TJ Finish Strong in District I Golf Tourney
Frederick High School finished second and Thomas Johnson third in the District I High School Golf Tournament at Beaver Brook Country Club near Hagerstown. South Hagerstown won with 425, Frederick 435, TJ 470, followed by Boonesboro, Southern, and Beall. TJ’s Craig Rice shot 82 as the fourth low medalist. Frederick’s Dave Warner led with 83. Top FHS scorers were Crawl, Poirier, Warner, Weinberg, Wheeler.
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Baseball schedule for night games across leagues
Minnesota faces Baltimore as Blyleven and Dobson duel. Chicago visits Cleveland with Wood against McDowell. Milwaukee travels to Detroit featuring Parsons and Lolich. Washington plays Kansas City with Cox vs Splittorff. New York meets California as Stottlemyre duels Hassler. Boston at Oakland pairs Culp against Odom.
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National League slate bites into weekend schedule
National Pittsburgh defeats Chicago 11 to 6 as St Louis edges 7 to 6. Atlanta hosts St Louis with Carlton 10 2 against Jarvis 1 7. Los Angeles visits Philadelphia. San Diego plays New York. Cincinnati meets Houston. San Francisco at Montreal. Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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