Kealey Shuts Out Orioles In Major League Debut
California Angels rookie Steve Kealey, 22, pitched a 2-0 shutout over the Baltimore Orioles in his first major league start. Kealey, who had relief innings previously, allowed seven hits with two walks and two strikeouts. Sandy Alomar drove in both Angels runs as they gained ground in the AL West. The Tigers edged the Pilots 7-6 on Mickey Stanley’s eighth inning homer.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
California Angels
Steve Kealey
Baltimore Orioles
Lefty Phillips
Angels
Detroit Tigers
Seattle Pilots
Mickey Stanley
Kealey
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Torrance
Calif
Mark Belanger
Baltimore
Kansas City
Stanley
Seattle
Tigers
Pilots
Don Mincher
Spartan Boyce Nails 21 of 22 Extra Points
Michigan State sophomore Gary Boyce kicked in a spring scrimmage wearing a baseball uniform and made 21 of 22 extra point attempts, boosting the Spartans in the season.
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Michigan State
Gary Boyce
Spartan
Britain Has Much Better Golf Team for Walker Cup
Britain fields its strongest golf squad in years as it begins the Walker Cup quest in Milwaukee. England captain Mike Bonallack opens the action against American Bruce Fleisher in the opening singles and pairs, with Tom Craddock joining Bonallack to face Marvin Giles and Steve Melnyk in the two-ball foursomes. Saturday will reuse the same format with morning foursomes and afternoon singles.
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Milwaukee
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Great Britain
England
Mike Bonallack
Bruce Fleisher
Bonallack
Tom Craddock
U.S
Marvin Giles
Steve Melnyk
Peter Benka
Bruce Critchley
Fleisher
Allen Miller
Browns Hope For Repeat Performance
Cleveland Browns eye another Eastern Conference title and first Super Bowl run with a revamped offense led by Jerry Rhome alongside Bill Nelson and Frank Ryan. Milt Morin’s back surgery prompts reliance on Eppie Barney at tight end while defensively the line lacks depth behind Kanicki and Johnson. Leroy Kelly anchors a strong ground game as Charley Harraway and rookies vie for fullback.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Jerry Rhome
Bill Nelson
Frank Ryan
Rhome
Dallas Cowboys
Milt Morin
Eppie Barney
Collier
Barney
Jim Kanicki
Walter Johnson
Jack Gregory
Marvin Upshaw
NFL
Leroy Kelly
Ernie Green
Browns
Charley Harraway
Green
Robert “Bo” Scott
Ron Johnson
Scott
Ottawa
Johnson
Tom Harmon
University of Michigan
Hard Pick At Saratoga Defeats Hopeful Favorite
The piece previews Saratoga racing on closing day, noting Pontifex Hagley Silent Screen and others as a premier field in the $75,000 added Hopeful Stakes for 2yearolds. It compares the Travers win to a basketball shot with a tennis racket and emphasizes the event as a real horse race.
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George D. Widener
Pontifex
Ralph Wilson
Walker
Hickory Tree Stable
Hagley
Sonny Werblin
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