McNally Edges Tigers In 10 Inning 1-0 Victory
Dave McNally pitched a near no hitter lasting 10 innings as Baltimore beat Detroit 1-0 on an error by Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich. It was McNally’s second start of the season with a three hit shutout, continuing his strong April form for the Orioles.
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Blalock and Whitworth penalized in Colgate opening round
Jane Blalock and Kathy Whitworth faced penalties for a water hazard miscue at Mission Hills in the Colgate Dinah Shore Winners Circle opening round. Marlene Breer shot 68 to lead. Betty Burfeindt was one stroke back at 69. Blalock and Whitworth endured controversy amid the round.
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Riessen wins twice in Cleveland in tennis classic
Top seed Marty Riessen defeated Ross Case 6 4 7 5 in singles and paired with Tom Okker to beat Boro Janovic and Alex Metreveli 4 6 6 4 6 For Ashe and Rosewall the singles wins came easily as Ashe beat Torben Ulrich 6 2 6 4 and Rosewall defeated Tom Gorman 2 6 1 The article also notes baseball results from multiple games and a separate Rams trade rumor in Las Vegas
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Aaron withdraws from Monsanto Open after 77 round
Masters champion Tommy Aaron pulled out of the Monsanto Open in Pensacola after firing a 77 in the first round. Aaron cited mental and emotional exhaustion after his Masters win and limited sleep as reason to withdraw. Homero Blancas led with steady play as Doug Sanders posted 68 and Bob Charles, Chuck Courtney and Bob Wynn shot 69 in a crowded 6 679 yard layout. Defending champ Dave Hill shot 75 and faced a long road to the cut.
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