Bosox Rally Past Orioles In 10th For Openers Win
Boston Red Sox erased a two run ninth inning deficit then exploded for four in the 10th to beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-4. Rico Petrocelli doubled home the go ahead run and Duane Josephson added a two run single as Jim Lonborg earned the win and Yastrzemski Conigliaro and Johnson homered in a clarifying night in the series opener.
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Knudson Grabs Lead In Colonial Tourney
Canadian George Knudson fired a 69 using a flying saucer putter to take a 36 hole lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. He sits at 136 four under par, one stroke ahead of Jack Montgomery with Trevino and others close behind as weather improved. Defending champ Homero Blancas slipped to 140 after a 73.
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Liquori predicts sub-3 50 mile not yet for him
ELPASO AP Marty Liquori said someone will break 3 50 in the mile but not him in the near term. He debuts in the mile at the El Paso Invitational track meet saying he needs more maturity to join the 3 50 club, aiming for next year or the year after.
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Competition Tough in State Meets County Runners Seek Titles Today
Frederick County tracks faces tough state meet shifts as defending champions may struggle without star hurdler Pete Rothenhoefer. Coaching perspectives from Frederick, Middletown and area schools outline class A B C favorites, key event strengths, and possible state champions amid early-season injuries and strong challengers from Fairmont Heights Douglass and others.
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Canonero II named horse of the people in Venezuela
National hero status and a bid for the Belmont loom as Canonero II, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, faces a $5 million price tag amid national pride claims. Owner Don Pedro Baptista, eyeing international impact, says the horse embodies 300 years of tradition broken by two Indians and a black. The owner also notes Congress recognizing Canonero II as a national hero. In a separate note, Ken Harrelson of the Indians announces plans to try professional golf next year after limited bat success.
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Immodest Hawk Harrelson vows last baseball season
The Indians star Hawk Harrelson, earning 68000 annually, notes a poor 188 average with three homers and 10 RBIs this season and says this will likely be his final year unless circumstances change. He reflects on baseball and his ties to the sport in a wide-ranging piece touching on horses and the Derby line.
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Cougars Down Frederick For Fourth Straight Win
Catoctin Cougars beat Frederick High 9-3 to extend their winning streak to four. Gene Stirley pitched six innings, allowing three runs on six hits with eight strikeouts. Ed Gills led the offense with three hits, a two run homer, two runs scored and three RBIs. Greg Miller added a solo homer. Frederick’s Bill Lockard opened, and Mike Snyder finished after three early runs. Snyder contributed two hits for Frederick, while Dwayne Danner blasted a solo homer. An infield collision in the fourth sidelined Frederick’s Ron Wood with a broken wrist and Joey Elder with dental and lip injuries.
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Mets Defeat Braves in Ryan Four-Hitter Triumph
New York pitcher Nolan Ryan fired a four-hitter to defeat Atlanta 6-2, earning his first victory over the Braves in five decisions as Danny Frisella filled the bases in the ninth but retired Orlando Cepeda for the final out. Ryan improved to 5-1 with seven strikeouts, while Ken Boswell's two-run triple and a Rod Aspromonte groundout produced all Billy Buckner? No. 6-2.
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Tigers Blanks Nationals 1-0 Behind Chance’s Three-Hitter
Detroit Tigers edge Washington Senators 1-0 as Dean Chance throws a three-hitter over 7 2/3 innings. Dalton Jones and Ed Brinkman drive in the only run with a fifth inning double, extending Detroit’s win streak to three. Chance avoids decision loss struggles despite bases loaded jams, with Fred Sherman closing.
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