Orioles edge Yankees 6-5 in seesaw Friday
In New York Mark Belanger tied the game with a first inning homer and Ed Murray drove in the winner with a sixth inning double as Baltimore overcame Don Gullett and a 5-4 Yankee lead. Thurman Munson left with a finger injury after a play at the plate.
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Major league baseball Friday results and standings
Kansas City Royals beat Cleveland 4-0 as Cookie Rojas and Fred Patek drive in runs. California Angels shut out Minnesota 3-0 with Tanana pitching. Cubs outslug Braves 13-4 behind Burris and Swisher homers. Blue Jays top Rangers 4-4 on Roy Howell’s late homer. Tigers defeat White Sox 7-4 with Corcoran homer. Orioles, Yankees, and other divisions noted in day’s results.
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Reds Top Mets as Nolan Gains Third Straight Win
Gary Nolan earned win number three in relief over the Mets, striking out nine in seven innings to improve to 3-0 in relief, while Tom Seaver dropped to 10-18 against Cincinnati. Seaver allowed five runs, four earned, in five innings as Cincinnati beat New York 6-2.
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Lions win 12 11 in nine inning Little League game
In National Little League action the Lions edged the Civitans 12 to 11 in nine innings. Dale Herbert led the winners with three hits while Kevin Lipps added two. for the Civitans Ron Winpigler had three hits and Harvey Diggs, David Rolls and Chuck Graham two each with Graham homering. Earlier this week the Optimist beat the Lions 11 to 3.
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Dominant trio lead county tennis tournament title chase
Three schools supply most of the top finishers as Walkersville and Frederick and Thomas Johnson send eight and four players respectively to the district round after strong showings in boys and girls singles and doubles plus mixed doubles. Louis Stephens and Becky Fogle win TJ titles in singles.
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Frederick player advances as district tennis runners-up
Todd Andochick of Frederick finishes second to Louis Stephens in Friday county tennis singles. Both players advance to the districts.
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C T Race Results Reported for Friday May 20
Thoroughbred and harness style results list multiple horses with times and payouts. Notable entries include Gold Blank Northern Mist Miss Turn To Evel Miss and Misty Topaz showing in various races with times around 53 seconds. Numerous scratches noted. payouts reach several hundred dollars and attendance reported at 5,035 with handle near 439 thousand.
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Middletown Yankees rout Point of Rocks in Babe Ruth action
Tim Martin pitched a one hitter with eight strikeouts as the Middletown Yankees throttled Point of Rocks 15 0 Seth Kent collected four hits and Jim Bannowsky homered for the winners and Babe Ruth standout Greg Blank? Grand slam and solo by Larry Blank led Freez King over Dairy Maid 13 4 Friday night Blank drove in seven as Gary Thomas Steve Wall Brian Tucker and Wes Shewbridge added two hits each
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Maeda Takes Second-Round Lead At Fuji Sankei Classic
Shinsaku Maeda shot an even par 72 to reach 143 total and move into the second-round lead at the Fuji Sankei Classic in Higashimatsuyama Japan. Maeda opened with a 36 then 36 on the 6,690 yard par 72 course while first-round leaders Billy Dunk and Masaharu Kusakabe posted 80 and 81 and fell from contention.
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