Singer Fans Phils in 5-0 No-Hitter Shutout
Los Angeles pitcher Bill Singer no-hit Philadelphia 5-0 after a strong run through the first five. He struck out 10, walked nine, and allowed only two baserunners as Los Angeles strengthened its NL East standing amid a busy day of MLB results.
Cowboys Cut to 50 Rooks in Camp After Peterson Exit
In Thousand Oaks California the Dallas Cowboys reduced rookies to 50 as center Glenn Peterson a 17th round pick from Nebraska left the camp voluntarily. Free agent corner Cliff Harris from Ouachita University Arkansas added a highlight by intercepting four passes during drills.
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Baseball Results And Schedules From Today's Games
Today results show Baltimore 14 Chicago 5 Minnesota 4 Cleveland 2 Kansas City 3 Detroit 0 New York 6 California 1 Oakland 3 Boston 2 Washington 2 Milwaukee 0. Scheduled games include Baltimore at Kansas City and Detroit at Minnesota with several late results and rain notes.
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Orioles halt Tigers surge with 14-5 rout of White Sox
Ellie Hendricks powered the Orioles to a 14-5 victory over Chicago as Baltimore widened its lead in the American League East. The night also saw Nixon endorse Ted Williams clubhouse rule, after Frank Howard's 25th homer and a Washington win over Milwaukee. In other games, Singer no-hit the Phillies. Minnesota, New York, and Oakland won. Cincinnati swept St. Louis. Houston edged Pittsburgh. Atlanta took two from Chicago. San Diego beat Montreal. San Francisco topped the Mets.
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Kathy Whitworth Tops LPGA Tour Leaders
Kathy Whitworth of Richardson Texas leads the LPGA touring players in Atlanta with 2019 winnings of 20 165 01 beating Sandra Haynie of Dallas in the standings.
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McCune Wins Houston Open Bowling Title
Don McCune captured his second professional bowling title at the Houston Open after leading most of the 40-game event. He lost the final match 278-246 to Jim Stefanich but clinched the title by 64 pins, earning $3,000. Stefanich won $1,600 as runner-up, with McCune posting a 10-6 record and Stefanich taking top pinfall at 9,177.
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Staub shaped by Canada and baseball in Montreal
The New Orleans slugger Rusty Staub became a Montreal Expo in 1969, embraced by French Canada, learned French to connect with fans, and remains scrutinizing his season while leading the Expos in hitting. He notes fan loyalty and adaptation to Jarry Park, aiming for better numbers and self-improvement.
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Reading Golf Grain From Grass and Light
The article explains how to read grain to improve putting. It notes grain follows sunlight and water, with Bermuda grass tending westward. sun direction, shine, and texture indicate grain, guiding stroke firmness or ease. Experience builds the feel for cross grain and varying distances.
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Shaving Strokes Ad Seeks Submissions and Addresses
An ad fragment urges readers to send name, address and $ to Shaving Strokes at P. O. Box 489 Gage City, New York 10019 for permanent reference of Frank Reend's pot tips.
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