Ruths team wins in junior Babe Ruth action 4-3
Mike Campbell held Shell to no earned runs and struck out five as his team edged Shell 4-3 in bottom of the seventh, Dion Harris and Chuck Phillips driving in the two seventh inning runs. Norm Fisher led Robbie with two hits for another junior game Grove beat Potomac Edison 15-5, Gadd and Marsden adding two hits each and Gadd earning the win in relief. In senior Babe Ruth action the VFW Yankees and Shangri La Marines tied 3-3 after eight, Specht six hitters for the Marines and Diggs three hits for the Marines with Danner and Stanton each two for the Yankees.
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Atrhin Abrhbi
One Game Set At McCurdy Field Tonight
McCurdy Field hosts one Maryland State League game after a scheduling clash with Frederick American Legion. The Legion game against Mt Airy was moved to Friday at 6 p.m. at FCC or Husky Park, while the MSL contest against New Market proceeds tonight at 8 p.m. The league received field permission due to the earlier timing.
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League Leaders Baseball Batting and Pitching Highlights
American League batting leaders include Carew Min 336 at bats and .352. Runs Mayberry KC 43. RBIs Burroughs KC 47. hits Carew Min. doubles Rudi Oak 21. triples Rivers Cal 5. home runs D Allen Chi 16. steals North Oak 36. Pitching leader G Perry Chi 6 decisions with 1.37 ERA. N Ryan Cal 147 strikeouts. National League batting leader R Smith LA 372 at bats. Bonds SF 32 runs. Garvey LA 55 RBIs. hits Garr Atl 87. doubles Maddox SF 23. triples Garr LA 10. home runs Schmidt Phi 17, Wynn LA 17. steals Brock STL 42. Striking leaders Seaver NY 10 and Carlton Phi 102.
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Frederick Track Club Seeks Funds for AAU Trip to Bakersfield
The Frederick Track and Field Club remains about $500 short for sending five girls to the AAU National in Bakersfield California from June 24. About $700 has been raised so far, with roughly $1,200 needed in total. Contributions can be directed to Shipley's Inc.
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North Stars name Burns as assistant general manager
Minnesota North Stars appoint former player Charlie Burns as assistant general manager and announce the signing of second round draft choice Richard Nantais. General Manager Coach Jack Gordon said Burns, 33, will serve as top executive helper.
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Bloomington
Yesterday's Results From Baseball Scores Provided
Chicago defeated Cleveland 15 to 4 while Baltimore beat Minnesota 6 to 5 Kansas City prevailed 2 to 0 over Milwaukee Detroit scored 4 and Texas 2 in 1 innings Boston edged Oakland 2 to 1 in 11 innings New York hosted California with a 2 to 2 result
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Baseball Scores From Evening Slate and Legion Practice
Monreal defeated Cincinnati 4 to 2 while San Diego beat Chicago 1–0 and Atlantia toppled New York 6–5. Pittsburgh overcame Los Angeles 7–3, and Philadelphia edged Houston 5–4. San Francisco beat St. Louis 5–4 in Chicago. Wood led Chicago 11 7 against Minnesota Corbin 10, Baltimore Palmer 3 8 faced Milwaukee Slaton 6 7 or Col born 3 3. California Lange 2 2 faced Texas Clyde 3 3, Kansas City Fitzmorris 6 2 met Oakland Hutter 8 8. Pittsburgh Ellis 3 5 at Chicago Reuschel 54, New York Koosman 64 at Philadelphia Ruthven 2 4. Brunswick Wins the Brunswick Legion 2–? over Frederick Optimists in Babe Ruth League practice.
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Whitworth Leads Open at Peasant Valley Course Start
Kathy Whitworth returns to Peasant Valley Country Club for the $50,000 LPGA Championship opener. The all time money leader faces 20 of 25 rivals in a 72 hole event. Mills defends her title amid strong field. Whitworth has career earnings surpassing $525,000 and led 1973 money list with $85,209.
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Sertoma holds off Amvets in 4-2 Little League win
Sertoma needed only five hits to defeat Amvets 4-2 as Jay Horine earned the win Gaining two early runs Sertoma added solo tallies in the third and fourth Amvets stranded 12 runners Don Dougherty and Moter led Sertoma with multiple hits while Amvets led by Dougherty had three hits from him and two from Moter Kent and Post Also in East Frederick Life League Kevin Grossnickle threw a one hitter striking out ten for the Lions in a 5-1 win over Oden Brothers Cliff Lee and Glenard Jones each added two hits for the Lions who produced four runs in the fourth NECA fell 7-6 to Civilans in National Little League action as Brown Walsh Powell and Nicodemus led the Civilians with two hits apiece Nicodemus pitched a winner allowing 11 hits across six frames.
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ABA Officials Mum On League Meeting
The ABA executive committee met in Louisville with no disclosure of discussions. They will weigh merger with the NBA, financial troubles of Memphis and Carolina, possible moves of the San Diego and Virginia franchises, a Norfolk bid, and potential expansion to Tampa and Albany Schenectady.
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Tar Heels' Jones Signs With Denver Rockets
North Carolina forward Bobby Jones signed a multiyear contract with the ABA's Denver Rockets, a deal believed to exceed 1.5 million over six years. Jones, a 6 foot 9 standout who averaged 16.1 points and 5.4 rebounds, was pursued by Houston before Denver won the negotiations.
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New Aluminum Bats Popular In Colleges
Omaha report on aluminum bats in college baseball. Coaches split on impact with Dedeaux citing raised averages and fewer low scoring games while many see bats as a boon. College World Series teams show high hitting rates, with 47 of 72 starters hitting .300 or better.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Southern Illinois
Richard “Itchy" Jones
Miami
Ron Fraser
Birds To Host Tryout Camp
The Baltimore Orioles will hold a youth tryout camp at Municipal Stadium in Hagerstown Maryland on Thursday June 27 1974 starting at 4 a.m. for boys ages 16 to 21. Bring glove shoes and uniform. Supervising scout Dick Bowie with assistants Joe Price Paul McNeal and Buddy Zimmerman. Legion players need manager or coach permission slips.
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Municipal Stadium
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Joe Price
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Superdome Construction Resumes After Picket Drop
In New Orleans the $13 million Superdome project restarted after the Tile Setters union removed picket lines, ending a two day stoppage caused by a jurisdictional dispute with cement masons. Officials hopes rise the stadium will be ready for the January 12 Super Bowl.
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