Maltbie Takes Early British Open Lead at Turnberry
Maltbie, from San Jose, shoots four under par 66 to lead the British Open at halfway with a two round 137. Green cards a 63 and Hayes posts 63 in a low scoring day as several stars falter in calm conditions at Turnberry.
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Twins Stop Angels as Tanana Slips in Al East Action
Frank Tanana struggled in a 8-6 loss to the Minnesota Twins after a fourth inning exit marked by boos and a later apology. Catfish Hunter shined for the Yankees in an 8-2 win over Cleveland. Boston swept Toronto 5-2 while Texas beat Oakland 8-3 and Kansas City’s game was rained out. Nets claim right to move to New Jersey amid league talks.
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Schmidt Sparks Phillies to 6-4 Win Over Mets
Mike Schmidt belted a three run homer and reached base in 22 of 26 at bats as the Phillies beat the Mets 6-4. Greg Luzinski and an error produced the winning fourth inning runs. Cubs Dodgers Giants also won in NL action.
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Young and Norton to fight in Las Vegas November 5
The news conference announced a 12 round heavyweight bout between Jimmy Young and Ken Norton at Caesars Palace Las Vegas. The winner earns a shot at Muhammad Ali with ABC televising a boxing tripleheader. Purses are rumored at 1.5 million for Norton and 1 million for Young, with 100000 expenses each.
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Ten Teams Enter County Co-Ed Softball Tourney
Ten teams enter the county co ed softball tourney sponsored by Frederick County Parks and Recreation. The event begins tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Stephens City Park with five men and five women on the field, continuing Saturday and Sunday with a championship around 8 p.m. Schedule lists matchups by field and time.
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Happel's Two Homers Power Reid's Market to 6th Straight
Ken Happel homered twice for his 18th and 19th of the season and drove in six as Reid's Market routed Floor Center 17-0 to extend its lead in the Business Softball League B Conference. Rodney DeHaven added four hits as Reid's improved to 13-5 while Bernard Turner limited Floor Center to three hits.
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Reliance Methodist Tops 1st Presbyterian 12-8 in League Play
Reliance Methodist extended its winning streak to 15 games with a 12-8 victory over First Presbyterian. Monty Dicks went 4-for-4, while Bobby Haun, Ronnie Rinker, and Turner homered as Reliance stayed one game behind First Brethren.
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Old Stone Edges Freetown In Softball Thriller
Old Stone beat Freetown 11 to 10 after a late surge. Bill Arnold and Deer Rees hit back-to-back homers for W.S. Frey as Dave Frey contributed three hits. Otto Riggleman earned the win for WS Frey in a high scoring Frederick Clarke Independent Softball League game.
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North Frederick and Greenwood widen league leads in softball
North Frederick opened with a 17 run inning and won 24 9 over Emmanuel while St Pauls Angels beat First Assembly of God 23 11 in the Northern Division. Greenwood moved to first in the Southern Division with a 21 16 win over Kernstown Methodist while Macedonia Methodist rallied to defeat Salem 8 5.
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City Girls Softballers Enter State Tournament This Weekend
Centennial Motors, Preston's Amoco and Coaches Supply lead the city in the Virginia Amateur Softball Associations Class A State tourney at Clearbrook Park. The 16 team double elimination event begins Saturday at 11 a.m. with first round showdowns and continues through Sunday. The winner advances to Norfolk in August.
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