Fregosi Delivers Go Ahead Three-Run Shot For Mets
Jim Fregosi belted a three-run homer in the eighth inning to break a tie and lift the New York Mets to a 5-3 win over the Montreal Expos. Jon Matlack earned the victory, with help from Danny Frisella in the ninth. The Expos had led 2-0 before the Mets tied it and took the lead on Fregosi’s decisive blast.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Update
Standings show Baltimore edging Detroit 3-2 and Kansas City 5-4 over Texas. Schedule notes Oakland at California, Texas at Kansas City, Minnesota at Chicago, Baltimore at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, and Boston at Milwaukee. Other results include Philadelphia 4 Chicago New York 5, Montreal 3, Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis 1, Houston 8, Atlanta 2, Los Angeles 2 San Diego 1.
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Evening baseball games with nine matchups listed
Montreal at New York Seaver 5 1 leads Morton 1 2. Chicago at Philadelphia Champion 3 0. St LouisWise 3 2 at Pittsburgh Walker 0 1. Atlanta Scheler 1 0 or Jarvis 2 2 at Houston Reuss 2 2. Los Angeles Singer 2 3 at San Diego Greif 3 3. Cincinnati Nolan 3 1 and Billingham 0 5 at San Francisco Carruthers 1 2 and Stone 0 2. Twi night doubleheader noted.
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Area Baseball Junior League Braddock 812 1 Eastview lid
Walkersville 810 6 New Market 666 Smith, Winn, Wachter and Dougherty and Alexander, Beachy and Heubner. HR Shelton (WW).
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Orr Wins MVP Prize Ahead of Florida Vacation
Boston Bruins defenseman Bobby Orr received a $6,000 Sports Magazine MVP award after the Bruins clinched the Stanley Cup in six games over the New York Rangers. Orr will undergo knee surgery on June 9 at Massachusetts General Hospital before a planned Florida vacation.
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Duvall Beats Kline 5-0 Behind Two-Hit Pitching
Charlie Phillips pitched a two hitter with 13 strikeouts as H. B. Duvall toppled R. F. Kline 5-0 in East Frederick Little League. Keith Mason doubled for the only extra base hit. Paul Bowie allowed three hits in five innings. Six Wake Forest football games will be at home in Winston-Salem next season and Jim Leighton is in his 10th year as Wake Forest tennis coach.
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Towson State Loses Coach
Towson State head football coach Carl Runk resigned, citing the need to reduce coaching duties and focus on academics and family. He will continue as head lacrosse coach. football went 11-14-1 in three seasons, including 1-8 in 1971, while lacrosse stood 11-3 and seeded in the NCAA College Division tournament.
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