Pat Underwood earns first major league win in Tigers 1 0 victory
The Detroit Tigers debutant Pat Underwood, 22, pitched eight innings to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 1-0 as his brother Tom also shone for Toronto before a Morales homer broke the scoreless tie. Pat received the win, Tom took his seventh loss, and their mother Helen watched from Kokomo.
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Bullets Aim to Force Game 6 in Championship Series
Washington Bullets, down 3-1 in the best of seven, face Game 5 at Capital Centre in Landover Maryland. The defending champions seek a comeback and deny a swift exit, keeping hopes alive tonight in the NBA title clash.
STATE TRACK QUALIFYING AT CORTLAND HIGH
Section Three's classiest track stand outs meet at Cortland High School to qualify for the Intersectional Track Meet at Cornell. Top three in each event and winning relays earn state berths. Notable figures include Kari Frankowski, Dave Elster, Eric Lutz, Dave Davis, Car Boykin, Eugene Norman, and Brian Buck, with Cortland and area schools eyeing multiple titles.
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Sampson picks Virginia over Kentucky in high stakes decision
Harrisonburg star Ralph Sampson announced he will attend the University of Virginia, with Harrisonburg High coach Roger Bergey and athletic director Brownie Cummins indicating he will sign a national letter of intent. Sampson, 7 foot 3, scored 1,670 points and grabbed over 1,000 rebounds in three seasons, choosing Virginia over Kentucky after weighing pros and cons and noting possible pro offers in two years. Virginia coach Terry Holland learned of the choice by phone minutes before the news conference.
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Weekend Races Rise After Rain Delay At Upstate Tracks
Mother Nature curtailed several long weekend shows but Shangri La Fonda and others recovered for a full schedule. Run lines feature DIRT modifieds, late models, amateurs, and special events across tracks from Canandaigua to Fulton with large purses and student night perks.
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Sports briefs reflect multi-sport trades and standings
Running back Charlie White moves from Tampa Bay to the San Diego Chargers for an undisclosed future draft pick after a 3.8 yard per carry season with 11 receptions. Neil Allen suffers torn rib muscles for the Mets. Ed Halicki on the Dodgers 21 day DL with fever. Brock surpasses 15,000 NL hits. Nets trade Catchings for Gianelli and 8th pick. Bird contract talks resume. US routs Canada 84-57 and Italy defeats USSR 91-66 in Masters. Jacksin and Gallacher share lead after first round in British Isles golf. Dodge Open leads: Ross and Higuera 68. Minneapolis approves domed stadium opening 1981. Bernie Parent retires after eye injury. Mark Roth and Marshall Holman lead PGA first round. Bjorn Waldegaard wins Acropolis rally.
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Holyoke Milleres Extend East League Win Streak
Holyoke Millers defeat West Haven for the third straight time in the Eastern League game. The win marks their fifth victory in six games this week.
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West Genesee Wildcats dominate LaFayette in lacrosse sectional
West Genesee built a 3-0 lead then pulled away, ending LaFayette’s challenge as Pat O’Hara and teammates paced a 7th inning like surge. Kenneally praised the team’s defense and persistence after finishing 15 straight wins and setting up a matchup with Ludden. Multiple players contributed on offense while WG’s goalie kept the Lancers at bay. The crowd near 2,000 watched as WG strengthened in the final period.
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Tribe washes out Columbus game in rain postponed
Syracuse was set to visit the International League leaders the Columbus Clippers, but rain postponed last night’s game. A doubleheader is on tap tonight with Steve Luebber and Chuck Fore starting for Syracuse against Bob Kammeyer and Paul Semall for Columbus. The Chiefs hold a 1-4 record against the Clippers this season after Wednesday’s nightcap loss snapped a five game win streak. Columbus has won several of their last eight.
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