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     as free agents and yet they're stop Mark Belanger plays flaw- 
     
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     forfeiting a game, manager like Jim Palmer and Rudi May. 
     
     Earl Weaver-deserves credit. Baltimore has won five of the 
     
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     the world's greatest play- 
     
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     feature, leaving a host of 
     
     teams in contention. At- 
     
     tendance consequently 
     
     soared ; A record was set 
     
     at a,Cosm05 playoff game 
     
     when 77.69l turned out. 
     
     56,256 watched the Seattle 
     
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     success. Amid rain, 35,548 
     
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     old Civic Stadium. They 
     
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     defeated Tampa Bay. Fort 
     
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