Mattingly's ninth inning blast caps Yankees rally
Don Mattingly hit a three run homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth to lift the New York Yankees to a 9-8 comeback win over the Minnesota Twins after an 8-0 early deficit. Twin reliever Ron Davis was tagged with the loss. The ballgame featured Randy Bush and Butch Wynegar homers for Minnesota and Joe Cowley delivering seven innings of relief for New York.
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Amworakony Frieny Flight Schedules Noted in May
A fragment from The News in Frederick Maryland outlines May flight itineraries between Los Angeles and Denver with arrivals and departures listed for May 24 and May 27. The text is partially garbled but suggests scheduled air travel details and times.
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H.S. baseball Petnam tilt ends withWHips win
Hinsey earns pitching win for Whips in 2 2 3 inning recap. Whips improves to 7 1 while Whawigler suffers a loss. Petnam game details are garbled but includes key hits and scoring in a two strikeout, two run affair.
Braves edge Mets 1 0 on Hubbard RBI in 2nd
Braves finally break shutout spell as Hubbard drives in Murphy in the second inning to beat the Mets 1-0 behind Barker’s seven innings and Sutter’s two innings for his fifth save. Reds top Phillies 7-3 on Perez pinch slam, Power finishes. Houston edges Montreal 3-2 in 10.
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Roundup of area baseball results and playoff notes
In a roundup from Roundup on Page B-1 Cadets lost but eye Class A Region I playoffs with Frederick likely seeded third or fourth. Tacik hit well for the Patriots in a series against Whipp. Catoctin led 7-0 and defeated Brunswick 13-4 as Hoffman held Brunswick to four hits. Smithsburg swept Middletown 16-5 and 18-7, with Lota Glaspell homering in game two. Middletown ends 6-11 and faces Boonsboro. North Carroll beat Middletown 12-10 in another recent game.
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Chief's Crown Arrives in Baltimore For Preakness
Chief's Crown the Derby favorite arrived Monday at Pimlico Race Course to run in the 110th Preakness Stakes. The 3-year-old colt is stabled in stall No 40 and will jog on Tuesday morning before the weekend race. Eddie Sweat, groom to Secretariat, accompanies the horse.
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Orioles reassign veteran outfielder John Lowenstein
The Orioles plan to reassign or release 38 year old John Lowenstein after acquiring Lacy from Pittsburgh. Lowenstein suffered a right thumb ligament injury in spring training, had surgery April 3, and has limited field time with only one RBI since April 28.
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