Frederick News-Post Sports Roundup June 14 1975
Local sports brief from Frederick Maryland covers teams and results with emphasis on notable performances and upcoming games. Names and scores focus on area teams and athletes reported in the June 14 1975 edition.
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Frederick News-Post
Twins Rally Diamonds Orioles to 7-3 Victory
In Bloomington Minnesota Eric Soderholm hit a three run homer his second of the game to cap a four run eighth inning rally for the Minnesota Twins over the Baltimore Orioles. Oliva drove in the tying run with a sacrifice fly before Soderholm's late shot sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Mike Cuellar
Minnesota
Oliva
Rod Carew
Larry Hisle
Orioles
Dave Duncan
Duncan
Detroit
Joe Rudi
Reggie Jackson
Oakland A's
Detroit Tigers
Claudell Washington
Rudi
Jackson
Tigers
Oakland
A's
Tiger
Joe Coleman
Leon Roberts
Ken Holtzman
John Wackenfuss
Aurelio Rodriguez
Willie Horton
Danny Meyers
Chicago
George Foster
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Jerry Morales
Reds
Tony Perez
Cesar Geronimo
Dave Concepcion
Oscar Zamora
Foster
Rose
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Pedro Borbon
Ken Griffey
Doug Flynn
Bill
Atlanta
al Oliver
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Oliver
Mike Beard
Pirates
John “Blue Moon
Odem
Braves
Cleveland
Richie Zisk
Manny Sanguillen
Frank Taveras
Sanguillen
Larvell Blanks
Jim
ST. Louis
Ron Reed
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Reed
Cardinals
Houston
Ted Sizemore
Evert Reaches French Final With Morozova Victory
Chris Evert beat Olga Morozova 6 4 6 0 to reach the French Championships final at Roland Garros, with Navratilova beating Janet Newberry 6 2 6 3 to set a title clash Saturday. Evert has not lost in Europe since 1973 Wimbledon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chris Evert
Olga Morozova
Soviet Union
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Martina Navratilova
Janet Newberry
la Jolla
Calif
Miss Evert
Miss Navratilova
Rome
Roland Garros
Mrs. Morozova
Miss Morozova
Chris
Europe
Billie Jean King
Miss Newberry
Eddie Dibbs
Miami Beach
Fia
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Weekend sports slate features Legion baseball and local tennis
Three county American Legion teams open play with Frederick at Mt Airy and Brunswick at Westminster in twinbills starting 1 p.m. Germantown meets Mt Airy at 2 p.m. and Martinsburg faces New Market at 7 p.m. Sunday at McCurdy Field in Maryland State action. The Frederick Lacrosse Club plays in Baltimore County Sunday after a home win, and South Carroll cancels its 2:30 p.m. Baker Park game. The Frederick Tennis Club hosts a Father Son Tournament with rounds today and Sunday, finals Sunday at 3 p.m. The Potomac Polo Club hosts quarterfinals of the president's cup Sunday at 4 p.m. with Potomac Gold vs Maryland, and arena polo occurs Fridays at 8:15 p.m.
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American Legion
Frederick
Frederick Lacrosse Club
Legion
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Westminster
Maryland
Germantown
Martinsburg
McCurdy Field
Hagerstown
Baltimore County
South Carroll
Baker Park
Frederick Tennis Club
Potomac Polo Club
Potomac Gold
Perry Traded to Rangers for Three from Cleveland
Gaylord Perry, 31, 20 game winner, goes to Texas for pitchers Jim Bibby Jackie Brown and minor leaguer Rick Waits. Ranger GM Danny O'Brien touts Perry join with Ferguson Jenkins. Brinkman cash to Cleveland. Cubbage and Bacsik recalled from Spokane.
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Arlington
Tex
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland
Texas Rangers
Jim Bibby
Jackie Brown
Rick Waits
Perry
Texas
Bibby
Brown
Ferguson Jenkins
Ranger
Danny O’brien
Disputed Cup Rule Sparks Federal Action in Romulus Little League
Parents of Romulus 8 year old Nancy Winnard challenge a local Little League rule requiring all players to wear protective cups, arguing it discriminates against girls. They seek a federal injunction while noting safety concerns from earlier injuries. Nancy remains benched until she complies.
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Detroit
Romulus
U.S
Nancy Winnard
Charles Christopher
Nancy
Frank Ayers, Jr
David Winnard
Winnard
Joseph F. Walsh
Yankees edge White Sox 2-1 behind Dobson and Nettles
Pat Dobson pitched five plus innings of five hit ball and Graig Nettles drove in both runs with a homer and a single as the Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 2-1. Nettles added a seventh inning hit to score the second run.
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Kevin Raedy
Clover Hill
NEW York
Pat Dobson
Graig Nettles
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Dobson
Nettles
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Thurman Munson
White Sox
Kansas City
George Brett
Amos Otis
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
Rick Burleson
Boston
Red Sox
Royals
Dick Pole
Arlington
Tex
Jim Umbarger
Cesar Tovar
Toby Harrah
Texas Rangers
Cleveland Indians
Tovar
Fritz Peterson
Roy Smalley
Smalley
Joe Lovitto
Jim Sundberg
Harrah
Tom Buskey
Major league baseball standings and results recap
The American East and West divisions show Boston and Oakland leading with records around .600. Yesterday's results feature Boston over Kansas City and New York defeating Chicago, with multiple late- and upcoming Sunday games listed across leagues and cities.
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Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
West Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
California
Chicago
Oakland
Siebert
Walker
Ruhle
Grimsley
Goltz
Ryan
Travers
Wood
Medich
Tiant
Pattin
Harrison
Hands
Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Montreal
San Francisco
San Diego
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Philphia
St Louis
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Foolish Pleasure
Aqueduct Race Track
Belmont Park
New York Racing
Twins
Jim Northrup
Feld
Cuellar
Obi Singleton
Terrell Ss
Grich
Carew
Bumbry
Hisle
Qliva
Baylor
Sockholm
Northrup
Braun
Dford
Thelly
Belanger
Borgman
Travis
Dmiller
Pial
Baltimere
HOR
Erbbso Dueller
D.miller
Goler
Mountie Advances
Knoxville
Tenn
Mount St. Mary’s
Mark Martin
Tribe
Waits
Spokane
O’brien
Rangers
Eddie Brinkman
The
Mike Cubbage
Mike Bacsik
Clover Hill Blues
Blues
Lewistown
Gary Sundergill
Lawrence Tisinger
Rooker
Richie Hebner
Beard
Ralph Garr
Rennie Stennett
Dusty Baker
Astros
Polo
Jim Wohlford
Brett
Otis
Indians
Shreveport
Shreveport Steamer
World Football League
Chicago Bears
Glen Holloway
Bears
National Football League
Major
Kirby
Stone
Renko
Montefusco
Reuss
Thompson
Griffin
Curtis
Koosman
Jones
Christenson
Hooton