Palmer Leads Orioles To Win Over Senators
Baltimore defeats Washington 4-2 as Frank Robinson hits his 22nd homer and Jim Palmer earns his 18th win with a six-hitter. Palmer sparked the third-inning rally, while Robinson belted the 22nd homer of the season.
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Ashe Advances Over Orantes in U.S. Open Semis Run
Arthur Ashe Jr. dominates Manuel Orantes 6-1 6-2 7-6 to reach the U S Open semifinals at Forest Hills as Tom Okker edges Clark Graebner and Jan Kodes upsets Frank Froehling. Stan Smith and Marty Riessen pace American bid. semifinals set for Friday with finals Sunday.
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Angels rally to beat Brewers in 12th on Parker homer
In Anaheim, the California Angels trailed 2-1 until Mickey Rivers lined a game tying triple in the ninth. Billy Parker then hit his first homer of the year with two out in the 12th off Floyd Weaver to lift the Angels to a 3-2 win over Milwaukee after Parsons carried a no hit bid into the seventh.
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Marlin Sets World Mark On Labor Day
In Charlotte Amalie St. Thomas a 448 pound blue marlin was reportedly caught on 12 pound test line by New York attorney Frank L. Miller. The Virgin Islands game fishing club says the catch will be submitted to the International Game Fishing Association for certification as a world record. The existing world record on 12 pound test line is 224 pounds set in 1960 in the Bahamas.
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Maryland Coach Lester Predicts Winning Season
Touching All The Bases notes ROY LESTER adopts a confident stance from Lefty Driesell and predicts a winning season for Maryland football despite a 29 record. Athletic director Jim Kehoe backs the optimism as promotions push ticket sales up 60 percent, with promotional gimmicks and 20 Avis hostesses at Byrd Stadium for the Villanova opener.
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Danzansky Awaits Word On Offer To Buy Senators
Washington based supermarket executive Joseph B. Danzansky says he expects word within 10 days on whether he can buy the Washington Senators. Offers cited range around 8 to 9 million dollars, while Bob Short seeks about 12 million to cover losses. Short threatens to move the club to Dallas Fort Worth and may pursue a court challenge.
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Baseball Night Schedule Mixed Results Across Leagues
MLB and partners list today’s matchups with multiple games across divisions. Notable games include Baltimore at Washington, Chicago at Kansas City, Boston at Detroit, and Minnesota at Oakland. several night games feature top pitchers like Cuellar Lolich Niekro and Carlton.
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Crackers Struggle in Seaboard Grid League Season
The Schuylkill Coal Crackers, after a dominant IFL run, drop to second in Seaboard offensive totals behind Ridley and sit fourth in defense. Star back Harold Johnson sits third in rushing, and Bob Mahler is fifth, with Ron Burnette back from injury. Harry Wallacs leads with nine TD passes alongside Wayne Liddick, as Hagerstown visits Ridley in a top SFL clash. The week also features Conshohocken vs Washington and Chambersburg at Carroll County.
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Waynesboro Dominates TJ in Cross Country Meet
Waynesboro swept the top seven places to beat Thomas Johnson 15 50 at Dennis West. The league’s top runner last year won the slow time at 17 41, while Jim Covell led TJ with an eighth place finish in 18 16.
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County High School Football Opens With Four Games
County football opens with two games today and two on Saturday. Loudoun County hosts Frederick in one matchup while Hereford plays Catoctin in another. Profiles of each team are available in the feature.
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