Orioles Sweep Angels in Twinbill Behind McNally Four-Hitter
Dave McNally pitched a four hitter as the Baltimore Orioles swept a two night twinbill from the California Angels by 3 1 scores. McNally improved to 4 1 with his fifth complete game of the season and Pat Dobson also won to move to 2 2. The Orioles closed to within one half game of the Boston division leader despite the win.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Around the League
Results recap from Thursday through Sunday across American and National Leagues. Key scores include Boston routing Chicago 10-1, Minnesota defeating New York 5-3, Houston beating Montreal 5-2, and Los Angeles downing Cincinnati 5-2. standings show Boston and Baltimore atop AL East. Oakland and Kansas City lead West. Houston and Montreal win NL pairings.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Leaders Listed
A snapshot of MLB leaders includes Oli va Minnesota Impressive batting average of .375 among 60 at bats with Northrup Detroit and others upper in runs. In pitching Palmer Baltimore 5 0 with 2.34 era leads as Siebert Boston 4 0 1.000, 1.99. In National League Garr Atlanta leads with .398 and Stargell Pittsburgh top RBIs at 31. The season stats show key players like Brock St. Louis and Stargell Hutchings with multiple categories.
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McKinney’s J. T. Hollis Leads One-Man Track Lineup
McKinney fields a lone J. T. Hollis with added relay duties as he chases a triple in 100 220 and long jump at the state schoolboy meet. Other standouts include Elmore Ector of Houston and Otis Sealy Kemp Sealy in AA and A titles, plus rivals from Snook Dallas and Crowell. Hollis headlines a field where sprint records may fall and multiple events promise close contests.
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Trevino Fumes At Caddy Yardage Gaffe At Nelson Classic
Lee Trevino complains about his caddy Neal Walker misreading yardages during the Byron Nelson Golf Classic. Trevino shoots 68 in windy conditions to sit two strokes behind leader Jerry McGee. Trevino vows the caddy must improve or face consequences as the event unfolds at Preston Trail.
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Mets Survive Montreal In Five In openers
The Mets beat the Expos 4-2 in five innings amid snow rain and 50 mph winds at Shea Stadium. Only 26,062 fans attended theErds game with poor conditions and early rail car delays.
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Astros wallop Expos for fifth straight win
Houston built a 3-0 lead and beat Montreal 5-2 as Larry Dierker pitched seven innings with four strikeouts. Dierker left after a Rusty Staub single in the eighth. Denny Lemaster finished the last two frames. Joe Morgan and Wynn drove runs, and Montreal countered with two in the first and one in the seventh.
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Noontime Golf Tips Cut Bad Practice Habits
A golf columnist argues against mass hitting sessions noting that long practice blocks hurt timing and focus. He advises three to four shorter sessions weekly and suggests using lunch breaks near work for brief ranges. He promotes Frank Beard's book Shaving Strokes with a mail request.
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