Orioles edge Yankees 4-1 behind Palmer three-hitter
Jim Palmer and Tippy Martinez combined on a three hitter as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 4-1. Palmer earned his 252nd victory and moved ahead of Bob Gibson on the all time list with four strikeouts and five walks in 5 2 3 innings. Rich Dauer and Terry Crowley produced key two out hits for Baltimore, while Dave Winfield homered for the Yankees.
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Indians roll past Red Sox in ten three routs
Cleveland pounded Boston 10-3 as Toby Harrah, Von Hayes, and Miguel Dilone led a big early offense. John Denny earned the win to improve to 4-7, with Dan Spillner finishing after Eckersley exited in the first.
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Solitude fuels Towson heptathlon champion Tina Shriver
Tina Shriver of Frederick High School and Frederick Track Club thrived on solitude, setting EAIAW Division II records as a freshman at Towson and winning the AIAW National Division I title with 4 078 points before finishing 10th at the Division I nationals. She trained solo, later returning to the club scene for workouts with peers, and eyes a career teaching physical education at a deaf school after Towson.
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Devlin leads Open after second round at Pebble Beach
Bruce Devlin fired a 69 to reach 139 through 36 holes and hold a two stroke edge at Pebble Beach. Jack Nicklaus Tom Watson plus Larry Rinker stay in pursuit as weathered veterans and a rising rookie chase the 2nd United States Open lead.
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Pilots top Suns in 10th for league win
In Hampton Virginia Jeff Stee delivered a go ahead single to left in the 10th as the Pilots edged the Suns 4 3 in extra innings. Nesam James scored on the play and the game marked the second half opener for both clubs. Hagerstown visits Peninsula tonight at 7 31 and again Sunday at 2 90 p.m.
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