Little Leagues MVAA opens baseball season with three games
The Middletown Valley Athletic Association kicked off the season Saturday with three contests. The Braves defeated the Dodgers 13 to 1 as Ene Brendie hit a grand slam. The Mets beat the Clubs 11 to 3 with Brian Borawski adding three hits. The Pirates downed the Grants 10 to 5.
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Fragments from Pimlico entries reveal varied notices
A garbled page lists Pimlico entries and diverse names and terms such as Renaaler Reget and Petar Pew, with scattered references to notices and persons. The legible parts hint at a crowded ledger of events, bids, and people without clear context or complete details.
Tennis Frederick Defeats Linganore 8 2
Frederick beat Linganore 8 to 2 Monday afternoon at Frederick. The loss drops Linganore’s record to 8 4, and Linganore previously fell to Middletown 7 3 last Friday.
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Carlton's no-hitter bid snapped by Naborodny hit
Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Atlanta Braves 7-1 as Steve Carlton carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning before Bill Naborodny lined a clean single with two outs. Carlton settled for a three-hitter after the eighth inning break.
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South Carroll dominates meet with multiple event wins
Track meet results show Dave Alezander winning the 116 meter hurdles in 15.3 seconds while Mike Stiegler took the 200 meter dash in 73.1 and the 400 meter dash in 50.8. Joe Merrymen won the 30 meter hurdles in 42.2. South Carroll won the 1000 meter relay in 3:27 and the 3200 meter relay in 8:12. Ray Warfield led the high jump or long jump failing to place, while Frederick's 90 meter relay team included John Moore. Tim Brown and the Pole brothers (Scott and Todd) placed third in an undisclosed event.
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Terps' Carl James to head Big Eight
Carl James was named Big Eight commissioner effective July 1, succeeding Charles M. Nevias. The Maryland athletics chief pledged to advance the conference, noting loyalty to people and excitement for the role, while acknowledging the ACC's basketball strength. James cited his varied intercollegiate background and leadership.
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Motta Eyes Clipper Head Coaching Job
San Diego Clippers indicate interest in Dick Motta as a potential head coach replacement after Gene Shue’s departure. Motta, who led the Bullets to the 1978 NBA title, is under contract with Washington but has approval to seek other positions.
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Madlock suspended by NL for 15 days for umpire hit
Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Bill Madlock received a 15 day suspension the longest in major league history for hitting an umpire with his glove during a dispute. National League President Charles Feeney fined him about 5000 and he will miss 11 games while appealing through the MLB Players Association.
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FCC Women Fall to Catonsville in Softball Action
Catonsville defeated FCC 12 to 3 in a Monday softball game. Cindy Dillon contributed two hits including a double for the winners, Melissa Main added two singles. FCC dropped to 4 for the season and 5 in JUCO play, with a game at Community College scheduled for today.
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