Senators Rally Past Orioles as McMullen and Howard Lead
Washington capitalized on homers by Ken McMullen and Frank Howard driving in four runs, Del Unser's defensive gem stifling a late Baltimore rally, ending the Senators five-game slide with a 10-4 win over the Orioles. Curt Blefary and Boog Powell had moments for Baltimore, but Unser threw out Powell at third aiding the decisive defense.
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Higgins
Dave Johnson
Colts Release Kelly To Reduce Roster
The Baltimore Colts cut tight end Jim Kelly on Monday as part of trimming the roster to 42 players for the regular season. Kelly, a Notre Dame alum drafted by Pittsburgh in 1964, had 21 receptions for 345 yards and four touchdowns with the Eagles last season.
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New Areas For HuntersOpen areas boost Maryland dove season
Annapolis AP reports twelve mourning dove management areas open to Maryland hunters for the September 14 to October 26 first season and December 9 to January 4 second season. Areas span ten counties with Wednesday and Saturday hunting in the first period and Monday through Saturday in the second. Daily bag limit 12. possession 24.
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Joe Gordon Named Royals Manager in 1969 Return
Joe Gordon returned to Kansas City to manage the Royals, agreeing to a one year contract to prove himself. The 53 year old former Yankees and Indians star praised Royals leadership and said the move is the happiest moment of his baseball life. He will hire three or four coaches with approval from Cedric Tallis.
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Tarbay's Results and Schedule in Early Baseball Card
Detroit 6 California 0 Washington Baltimore 2 Cleveland 6 Minnesota 1 Raeton Mabland 1 Only games scheduled Boston Res 11 10 at Oakland Odom 14 9 N B Detroit WicLain 28 5 at eat lifornia Measeramith 3 0 N Cleveland Giebert 12 10 or Wali 11 19 N Manchester?
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Cities
Result highlights show Atlanta 2 over San Francisco with Los Angeles 10 over St. Tante and Philadelphia 8 with Pittsburgh. Houston visits Cincinnati while San Francisco Marichal records 25-7. Other notes include Santorini 0-0 and Carlton 12-10 for St Louis, and misc lineups with Gena 88, Hands 15-9, and G. Jackson 1-5 for Philadelphia and Flix 4-4 at Pittsburgh as a cluttered late edition.
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Donnie’s A Winner Highlights Local Races and Attack Survivor
A Frederick rider Donnie Smith, 14, who survived savage dog attacks and hospital time, wins Class 1 Amateur at Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club events in Damascus. Also notes race results at Shenandoah Downs with top finishers and payouts across eighth and ninth races.
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Confident Tigers Teasing California Pennant Chase
Detroit heads to California in pursuit of the American League pennant, wary after Graig Nettles torched them with four homers in three games. The Tigers hold a seven game lead over Baltimore with 18 to play as Norm Cash tries to rally the team after a 7-3 loss. Nettles belted a three run shot off Earl Wilson, who allowed five hits and struck out nine in a rough outing.
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Conn McCreary Trains Thoroughbreds for New York Restaurateur
Conn McCreary, Derby winner in 1951 with Count Turf for Jack Amiel, continues training horses for a New York restaurateur, maintaining a long career in horse racing.
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