Linganore S soccer team eyes stronger season under Dawson
Linganore's 1974 season outlook appears hopeful as coach Bob Dawson notes balanced county competition and aims for at least six wins. He relies on returning lineman Allan Myers and transfer fullback Dave Schrader to elevate the program from patsy to power, with a lineup featuring Jay Grooms, Bob Bollinger, Tim Pierce, Lyle Royston, Don Pilson, Kerry Hall, Pete Hyden, Dave Beachy, Paul Inskeep, Rick Leatherwood and goalies Rick Young and Hall. The Lancers open at Catoctin and schedule includes Middletown and Walkersville games as part of a demanding slate.
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Bob Dawson
Linganore
Lancer
Middletown
Singanore
Dawson
Allan Myers
Dave Schrader
Patsy
Myers
Jay Grooms
Bob Bollinger
Tim Pierce
Lyle Royston
Don Pilson
Kerry Hall
Pete Hyden
Dave Beachy
Schrader
Paul Inskeep
Rick Leatherwood
Rick Young
Hall
The
Lancers
Catoctin
Palmer Blanks Yanks 4-0 as Blair HR seals win
Jim Palmer pitched seven strong innings allowing seven hits and no runs for Baltimore. Paul Blair delivered a three run homer in the eighth, breaking a scoreless duel and lifting the Orioles within 11 games of the Yankees in the AL East. Controversy arose as New York protested a sixth inning double play call.
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NEW York
Jim Palmer
Paul Blair
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Orioles
Yankees
Elrod Hendricks
Baltimore
Doc Medich
Mark Belanger
and Hendricks
Bumbry
Rich Coggins
Tommy Davis
Medich
Blair
Sparky Lyle
Palmer
Jim Mason
Sandy Alomar
Boog Powell
Bobby Grich
Grich
Mason
Dave Phillips
Powell
Bill Deegan
Phillips
Davis
Hendricks
Belanger
Piniella
Shaply
Chris Chambliss
Elliott Maddox
Bobby Murcer
Chambliss
Reds
SAN Diego
Dave Winfield
Bill Greif
Padres
Cincinnati
Jack Billingham
Greif
Pete Rose
Hal King
Glenn Beckett
Derrel Thomas
Willie McCovey
Winfield
South Carroll tops TJ in high school soccer
South Carroll defeated Thomas Johnson 6 to 2 as Catoctin beat FSK 5 to 0 Thurmont. George Martin led Catoctin with two goals while Perry Wivell and Lloyd Sharrer added one each. Jeff Clem shored up the TJ goalie as South Carroll dominated the second half.
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Catoctin
Thomas Johnson
FSK
Thurmont
South Carroll
Cavaliers
Steve Smallwood
Noel Taylor
Mike Gentzel
Louis Thomas
Tim Mossburg
Patriots
Monocacy Valley
George Martin
Perry Wivell
Lloyd Sharrer
Jeff Clem
Silver Georgette Scores Fair Wins
Two back-to-back heat wins were posted Tuesday at the Fairgrounds harness racing meet. Silver Georgette driven by Stephen Guy won the first heat in 2 12 and again in the second heat this time with Roland Offutt aboard. King Crain won the third race heats in 2 14 with S Lineweaver driving.
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Fairgrounds
Silver Georgette
Stephen Guy
Roland Offutt
King Crain
S. Lineweaver
Mehrie N. Wachter
Leigh
Judith Emerson
Westminster
Jeff Crain
Joe Offutt
Woodsboro
Guy
Mt. Airy
Tamisa Rainbow
FCC Tops Dundalk In Soccer Action
FCC defeated Dundalk 2-0 on Tuesday with three first time soccer players in the lineup. Leo Byrnes scored twice, Gibson made 17 saves, and Allen Haines assisted one goal as FCC move to 21-1 in JUCO play. Rogosky and Bridges anchored the defense.
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FCC
Dundalk
Artie Esworthy
Esworthy
Dave Biggs
Clover Hawkley
Larry Gibson
Gibson
Leo Byrnes
Allen Haines
Steve Rogosky
Dennis Bridges
Cougars
FCC Dundalk
Cards Win as Brock Stole Base and Score in 13th
Lou Brock stole his 109th base of the season and scored the deciding run on Ted Simmons sacrifice fly in the 13th, giving the St. Louis Cardinals a 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Cardinals extended their lead to 2 1/2 games while Pittsburgh dropped six straight. Brock also notched his 744th career base steal, second all time, after earlier tying the single season record with 108 steals.
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Lou Brock
Ted Simmons
St. Louis Cardinals
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Pirates
Brock
Jerry Reuss
Fleet Cardinal
Ted Sizemore
Reggie Smith
Simmons
Eddie Collins
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Torre
al Oliver
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Alan Hrabowsky
Boston
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Tigers
Kaline
Bill Freehan
Reggie Sanders
Freehan
Leon Roberts
Joe Coleman
Kansas City
Steve Busby
George Brett
Kansas City Royals
Oakland A
Texas Rangers
California
Busby
Bill North
Joe Rudi
Baseball standings and scheduled games from a late season slate
FESA standings show Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 1 after 13 innings New York at Montreal rained out. Other games Cleveland? No. San Diego 6 Cincinnati 1 Houston 7 Los Angeles 0 Atlanta 4 San Francisco 3 Cast. Series matchups include Atlanta Morton 15 10 at San Francisco Montefusco 2 1 Chicago Stone 7 5 at Philadelphia Lonborg 15 11 St Louis McGlothen 16 9 at Pittsburgh Rooker 12 11 New York Seaver 13 8 at Montreal Blair 9 7 Cincinnati Gullett 17 10 at San Diego Jones 7 21 Houston Dierker 10 9 at Los Angeles Downing 5 6.
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Sal St. Louis
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Boston
Philaphia
Cleveland
de Montreal
Milwaukee
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Oakland
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Minnesota
Ben Atlanta
Kan City
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Baseball score summaries from a day of games
Detroit beat Boston 5 to 3 while Baltimore won 4 to 0 against New York and Kansas City edged Oakland 2 to 1. Milwaukee defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 as California visiting Texas was rained out on wet grounds. Minnesota routed Chicago 8 to 0 with Detroit at Boston and Baltimore at New York noted.
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Texas
Wet Grounds
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Chicago
LaGrow
Marichal
Cuellar
Dobson
Bosman
Kobel
Holtzman
Splittorff
Tanana
Horgan
Goltz
Kaat
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