Brewers. Tigers routs and Rangers beat Athletics
Detroit Tigers defeated the Brewers 9 to 3 Thursday night as Chris Bosio allowed three hits in eight innings and Dan Plesac closed. In Oakland, the Rangers posted a 9 to 6 win over the Athletics as AP reports.
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Outfielder learns third base and tight Pirates comeback
The article notes an outfielder being taught third base, Berthel misfields on a force at second allowing Letterio to score, and Bryant tying it with a single. Frederick’s Keys and Pilots tied 3-3 before a late Pilots rally. An array of MLB results follows with Slocumb, Liebrandt, and Cone among notable performances.
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McHaffie shoots career-low 66 leads LPGA Championship
Deborah McHaffie opened the LPGA Championship with a 66 at Bethesda Country Club to hold a one-stroke lead. She birdied six times with one bogey on the tough 6,246-yard layout. Colleen Walker, Deb Richard and Barb Mucha followed with 67s, while Pat Bradley, Meg Mallon and Nina Foust were two back at 69.
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Williams guided Terrapins to ACC wins after 1990 loss
Former Maryland guard Williams, a letter winner and starting point guard from 1965 to 1967, coached the 1989-90 Terrapins to a 19-14 record with six ACC victories and fifth place. After Jerrod Mustaf and Tony Massenburg left for the NBA, he led a 16-12 season with five ACC wins, earning praise from Geiger as one of the best basketball coaches.
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