Orioles edge Royals in opening crowd as Dempsey, Singleton spark win
In Baltimore 50,317 fans watched the Orioles beat the Kansas City Royals 5-3. Ken Singleton hit a first inning homer and Rick Dempsey added a key two run blast, while Sammy Stewart shut down the Royals with four innings of two hit relief after Steve Stone started. The Royals led 3-2 on early homers by Clint Hurdle and John Wathan before Baltimore pulled away in the fifth.
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Murcer Grand Slam Highlights Opening Day for Yankees
Bobby Murcer, the Yankees veteran, delivered a pinch grand slam to cap a 10-3 win over the Texas Rangers. Crowds roared as Murcer, 35, thanked fans and expressed his belief he can still contribute as an everyday player despite a crowded outfield and recent role as pinch hitter and DH.
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Pirates Head to Court Over Three Rivers Stadium Dispute
The Pittsburgh Pirates refuse arbitration with Pittsburgh Stadium Authority over maintenance at Three Rivers Stadium. The team estimates 2 to 3 million dollars needed to fix drainage leaks. They are suing to nullify their 40‑year lease and prefer court resolution of the overall lease dispute.
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College track meet coverage at Lou Plans 6 wtatore
Sports menu lists college track events and prep meets across districts including Permian at Lou Prams and San Angelo District 4A meet. It mentions prep baseball, gymnastics state meets, boys golf, and track events with multiple schools and organizers.
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Snyder tops Andrews clinches title in district baseball
Snyder edged Andrews 5-3 to clinch a share of the District 24A first half title Friday night. The Tigers improved to 4-0 in district with two games left as a seventh inning rally produced four runs. Key hits came from Perry Echols two RBI single and Brent Roemisch RBI single. Andrews led early, but Snyder pitchers Gerald Don Hicks and Jamie Price held firm as Andrews stranded runners.
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Masters on Par-Five Holes Boosts Round
The player used steady approach play with feet on three par-5s the second eighth and 15th. He one putted 11 times and began a four birdie stretch starting at the fourth hole after a near ace with a 3 iron, tapping in for birdie two. The sequence featured scores of 2 3 2 3 on those holes.
Golfer Excels in Short Game Despite Long Stretches
The golfer holed from 20 feet on the fifth, about 16 feet on the sixth, and 20 feet again on the seventh. He 3-putted the long eighth, missed greens on the 10th through 12th, but saved par with chips and short putts. He praised his chipping as outstanding.
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