Orioles win on Lowenstein head play dramatic comeback
Orioles pinch hitter John Lowenstein used his bat for a game tying single and then his head to score the winning run in a 4 3 victory over the A s. Al Bumbry scored from third as Lowenstein was hit on the back of the head on the throw to second. Yankees Angels Red Sox Mariners Indians Royals Brewers Rangers Twins Tigers other scores noted.
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Ambitious soldier aims for heavyweight title after KO of Frazier
Army Spec. 4 James Broad, 22, defeated 19-year-old Marvis Frazier in 21 seconds of the first round at the Olympic Boxing Trials semifinal. Broad, 6-foot-4 and 215 pounds, seeks the world heavyweight crown after capturing All-Army Interservice and world military titles. He advances to face Chris McDonald for the heavyweight title.
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Burns shoots 66 despite shoulder pain in Canadian Open
George Burns opens with a 4 under par 66 at Royal Montreal, despite a sore shoulder, leading the Canadian Open as Jack Nicklaus struggles with a 71 after a water hazard drive. Bob Gilder, Johnny Miller, and Tommy Valentine sit one back at 67, with Nelford and Klatt top Canadians at 68.
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Ellenberger takes stand in NM basketball fraud trial
Former University of New Mexico coach Norm Ellenberger testified he never intended to defraud. The 47 year old coach faced five counts of mail fraud one of wire fraud and travel in aid of racketeering related to forged transcripts for recruits Andre Logan and Craig Gilbert. Prosecutors allege embossing seal payments were used to forge documents. Ellenberger denied knowledge of payment methods but said he briefly considered aiding Logan to help him become eligible.
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