Cubs Nip Expos 3-2 in tight late game
Cubs beat Expos 3-2 as Keith Moreland tied it with a sixth inning homer and Henry Cotto drove in the go ahead run. Lee Smith earned the win as Montreal’s rally stalled on a double play with two outs in the ninth.
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Angels overpower Twins 14-2 to move within NL West lead
California Angels rout Minnesota 14-2 in Anaheim lifting them to first place by a half game. Fred Lynn goes 4 for 4 with a 13th homer, Brian Downing adds a two-run shot, and Rod Carew and Juan Beniquez contribute key hits. Tim Teufel quips as Twins stumble in series opener. Detroit 2, Cleveland 1 as Whitaker homers for the Tigers, Jack Morris shines. Yankees top Brewers 6-4 to reach .500 since the All-Star break. Cerone drives in the tie-breaking run in the eighth.
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Braves Need Home Improvements To Catch San Diego In NL West
ATLANTA AP Braves face a steep climb to overtake the San Diego Padres in the NL West as they must improve at home where they own a 24 25 mark. Manager Joe Torre blames lack of home runs while Horner’s wrist injury hurts power and Murphy Chambliss Komminsk provide limited support ahead of a series with the Giants Padres Dodgers.
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Mad Stork Hendricks Retires From Raiders After 15 Seasons
Ted Hendricks, known as the Mad Stork, retires from the Los Angeles Raiders after 15 NFL seasons. He never missed a game, earned eight Pro Bowl selections, and helped Raiders win three Super Bowls in 1977 1981 and 1984. Team owner Al Davis praised his career and Hall of Fame odds amid relicensing reports that a July physical may have contributed to the decision.
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