Buddy Allin Sets Record In Nelson Classic Victory
Buddy Allin won the Nelson Classic after an under par round, setting a record as he led Byron Nelson’s event at the West course. He finished with a notable birdie stretch, held off threats from defe nding champion Lee Trevino and rivals Blancas and Watson who tied for second. Allin earned $100,000 plus the year’s first major payout, while Trevino, Coudy and Watson split $10,520 each for second place.
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Germantown Minnicks Open MLL Season With Wins
Germantown beat Mt Airy as Minnicks, defending league champion, defeated Pepco in the Maryland State League opener. Marty Metz pitched well for the Giants, fanning 14 over eight innings, while George Hackey had four hits and Lares Plummer added two. Minnicks blasted two first inning runs and powered ahead with power in the middle frames.
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Yankees Hold Off Rangers In Arlington 6-4
New York built a 4 0 lead in the second as Texan errors aided the rally. Jim Fregosi contributed with a run and late misplay opened the door for the Yankees to pull away. Dek Tidrow pitched eight strong innings for the win.
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Baseball scores and schedules from yesterday's games
Detroit edged Chicago 5 to 4 while New York beat Texas 6 to 4 and Cleveland defeated Baltimore 5 to 3. Oakland fell 3 to 4 to Baltimore as New York at Texas and Chicago at Detroit led a slate with several rain and postponement notes.
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Frederick Ruth Leagues Merge to Form Expanded Babe Ruth Organization
Frederick's 13-15 and 16-18 Babe Ruth Leagues vote to merge, creating a single Inc with two divisions. New board includes Robert E. Dailey Jr. as president. 13-15 and 16-18 division managers named. Season plans set for McCurdy Memorial Park and Husky Park with tryouts at Thomas Johnson High School.
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Area Softball Freéere ne Boke WPI
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions area softball and various garbled names. Readable elements include references to teams, dates, and potential scores, but the core facts are unclear. The item likely summarizes a local softball result or schedule with mixed letters and misreads.
Optimist League Registration for Frederick Breakfast Club
The Frederick Breakfast Optimist Club Minor Baseball League registers May 14 and 16 from 6 to 8 p.m. and May 19 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Staley Park for boys aged eight to 12. Birth certificates required. Eddie Ford, USC senior shortstop, is son of Yankee pitching coach Whitey Ford.
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Babe Ruth Deiry Maid Defeats Blue Ridge in 7-2 Win
Babe Ruth Deiry Maid downed Blue Ridge 7-2 in a Babe Ruth action. Rotary edged Kiwanis 6-5 in 13 to 15 year old play.
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Bruins Hope Home Court Will Help In NHL Finals
The Bruins seek a home advantage in the finals as Boston players weigh the fatigue of the Flyers after they defeated the New York Rangers four games to three. Guidolin notes the Flyers’ big men can handle themselves despite recent demands.
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Elks Dominate Sertoma in League Action
The Elks won 6-4 over Sertoma on Monday in American Life League play. Earlier, Saturday results saw the Elks defeat Don Rice 27-6 and Sertoma top the Amvets 6-5.
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Unclear Turf Race Notes From Charles Town Meet
Fragmented entry lists horses and weights with many illegible terms. Mentions Perse 82.19 and several horse names such as Chacene Pinhead Costly Music and Bloody Good, with references to apprentices and allowances. Context suggests a race card snippet with uncertain details.
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Frederick News Post to Launch Weekly Softball Section
The Frederick News Post will start a Softball Section published each Tuesday. Area leagues must submit standings results or schedules by 6 pm Monday. late info will appear the following week.
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Nets Clinch Game In Salt Lake City Final
Nets beat Utah Stars 100 to 90 in ABA final game four at the Salt Palace. Brian Taylor hit a buzzer field goal to force overtime and New York seized a 3-1 series lead with the win.
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