Palmer's triple powers Orioles past Tigers in 3-2 win
Jim Palmer delivered a triple and the winning run as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Detroit Tigers 3-2. Palmer also earned the win, evening his record to 3-3, while Earl Weaver noted the offense may rely more on pitching as Frank Robinson misses time. Other scores across the majors included Chicago over Minnesota 4-3 and Oakland 2-1 over California.
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Frank Robinson
Earl Weaver
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Detroit
Angel Mangual
Oakland
California
Sandy Alomar
Bob Oliver
Odom
Nolan Ryan
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Texas
Lou Piniella
Rojas
Dick Billings
Frazier Begins Final Nebraska Training for Stander Fight
Joe Frazier arrives in Omaha to start daily 1:30 p.m. training at Creighton University for the May 25 title bout with Ron Stander of Council Bluffs Iowa. Frazier, weighing 219 pounds, plans to trim weight and reach 160 rounds before fight night. admission to raise funds for Sickie Cell Anemia. Stander vows peak form and reports 6 and 2 miles of roadwork plus sparring in private gym sessions.
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Major league baseball schedule for Oakland to Houston
Daily games feature Oakland at California Texas at Kansas City Minnesota at Chicago Baltimore at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Milwaukee with seven other late night fixtures including Cincinnati at San Francisco Montreal at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Atlanta at Houston Los Angeles at San Diego.
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Morton
York
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Hooton
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Wise
Walker
Scheuler
Jarvis
Reuss
Singer
Greif
Nolan
Billingham
Stone
Bryant
Officials listed for Southeast Seven Conference meet at Case Field
Demon track coach Jim Rossen plans the Southeast Seven outdoor meet at Case Field with 4:30 preliminaries and 6:45 finals. Officials include head referee John Sproule and starter, clerk Alf Kinzler with assistants Skip Speece and Mike White, scorer Jerry Flory, timers Marion McAvoy and others, finish judges Larry Duncan Glenn Mullikin Glenn Williams Ray Carter Bill Hennigan Al Olsen, and field event judges Gary Colli Jerry Mason Max Cousi Ernie eemblossom Milo Steele.
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Jim Rossen
Case Field
Oskaloosa
Indians
Demons
John Sproule
Alf Kinzler
Skip Speece
Mike White
Jerry Flory
Marion McAvoy
Denny Coon
John Lee
Dick Paul
Jay Wannell
Gene Zeck
Duane Miller
Darrell Smith
David Myers
Gary Murphy
Don Swartzendruber
Pat Hennigan
Larry Duncan
Glenn Mullikin
Glenn Williams
Ray Carter
Bill Hennigan
al Olsen
Gary Colli
Dale Harter
Jerry Mason
Max Cousi
Jeff Olson
Deadline extended for Washington Summer Basketball School
The Washington Summer Basketball School deadline is extended to May 25, announced by director Skip Speece. Boys may switch sessions if conflicting with baseball practice Bible school or other events. The program offers morning and afternoon sessions for each group with contact options at the school or home.
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Nets win over Pacers as Barry key passer in playoff clash
Barry 26 points 9 assists as the New York Nets beat the Indiana Pacers 110-105 to even the series at 2-2. Ollie Taylor added 16 points, John Baum 11 rebounds, and defense limited Indiana scorer Mel Daniels and George McGinnis. Series moves to Indianapolis for Game 5 with potential Game 7 back in Uniondale.
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Washington
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Roger Brown
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Billy Paultz
McGinnis
Freddie Lewis
Pacer
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Daniels
Lou Carnessecca
Ollie Taylor
New York
Taylor
Lewis
Roche
Bob Leonard
Pacers
Long Parsnip Dug Up by Colesbury Gardener
Orren Sampson of Colesbury pulled a four foot parsnip from his garden a hobbyist gardener who often gives away his harvests.
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Colesbury
Mr. Sampson
Get Up Nights Backache and Kidney Warning Ad
Vague health ad claims to warn of functional kidney disorders with symptoms like backache leg pains and scanty flow. Promotes “GENTLE BUKETS” diuretic to be taken as three tablets daily for four days and offers a refund at Osincups drug counters.
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McLain Sent Down By A’s Amid Roster Shuffle
Denny McLain, two time Cy Young winner, is optioned to Birmingham Alabama in the Southern League after a slow start with Oakland. The A’s also trade Dwain Anderson to St Louis for Don Shaw and recall George Hendrick and Ron Clark from Des Moines, while selling Bob Brooks to Detroit.
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UPI
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Oakland Athletics
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George Hendrick
Ron Clark
Des Moines
Bob Brooks
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Shaw
Anderson
Clark
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Seattle
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Angel Mangual
Mangual
Twilight League golf opens with 14 teams this season
Play began last Friday and runs weekly through August 18. Thirteen teams compete each week with two byes. handicap divisions span Class A through H. Teams listed include Westphal group in No 1 and entries No 2 through No 14 with players named for each squad.
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King
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Goff
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Paul
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Peiffer
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Hess
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Bannister
DeLa
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Perdock
Jim Logan
Kneen
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Jungbluth
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Vetter
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Truax
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Rich
Leary
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van Cleave
Moredock
Ridley
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Bennett
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E. Morrison
C. Brown
Dold
Lorden
Lowe
Myron
Lucia
Curtis
Williams
Turnipseed
Weeks
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