Tigers slump deep as Weaver ejected twice in twinbill
Orioles manager Earl Weaver was expelled from both ends of a doubleheader against the Texas Rangers, the sixth and seventh this season, as Baltimore split the day with a 10-6 loss and a 13-1 win. The Tigers added to a record-tying 19th straight defeat, blanked 8-0 by Frank Tanana of the Angels. Other AL results included Boston over Chicago, New York over Kansas City, Minnesota over Cleveland, and Milwaukee over Oakland.
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Nastase Beats Alexander in Canadian Open Semifinal Bid
Romanian star Ilie Nastase defeated John Alexander of Australia in three sets 6-3 6-7 6-2 to reach the Canadian Open semifinals in Toronto. Manuel Orantes and Juan Gilbert won their quarterfinals to join him, while Laura Dupont faces Marcie Louie for the women's $6,000 title.
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Bies and Green Lead Hartford Open After Two Rounds
Don Bies and Hubie Green share the 36 hole lead at the Greater Hartford Open with 11 under par on the par 71 course at Wethersfield Country Club. Bies opened 65 66 and Green 66 65 while Green jokes about a forthcoming baby and Trevino matches the best score. Coach Jack Lolla schedule set for Norwalk High Old-Timers Football Game practice.
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Baseball Standings and Results From National League East and West
The National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 67 wins, Philadelphia 65, St Louis 64, New York 61, Chicago 56, Montreal 49. In the West, Cincinnati leads with 80 wins, followed by Los Angeles 64, San Francisco 61, San Diego 54, Atlanta 54, Houston 46. Friday results include Houston 4 Chicago 1 and Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 3. Standings reflect recent games and upcoming Saturday schedule.
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Aggies Scorecard Bankers League Champions at Elks CC
Agnes Higgins reports the Huron County Bank team won the Friday Night Industrial League with 642 points at Elks Country Club. Albright's took second with 632, Hug Concrete third with 631. Claude Martin was medalist with 36 and most valuable player with 184 points. Other leagues and winners include Thursday Couples, Wednesday Elks, and Monday Night Scratch, plus Elks Ladies Championship first-round winners Evie Fauber, Carolyn Spaar, Maxine Smith.
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Zanesville Team Advances in State Slow Pitch Tourney
Donnelley Corporation of Willard led area teams with a 4-3 win over Copeland in Zanesville in the Industrial Division. John Forehand and Flores each had three hits. Other area teams in Open Mansfield and Columbus divisions did not play due to rain.
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