Andujar Dominates Braves In 14-0 Victory
Joaquin Andujar improved to 7-1 with a six hitter and four strikeouts. Whitey Herzog praised his best delivery of the year as Willie McGee hit a three run homer and five RBI in a 14-0 St. Louis win over Atlanta, supported by strong support from Andy Van Slyke and Terry Pendleton.
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Gamecocks To Host Regional In NCAA Baseball Playoffs
South Carolina coach June Raines will lead the 43-20 Gamecocks in a regional hosted in Columbia as part of the NCAA playoffs. The eight-team field determines the eight teams for the College World Series in Omaha. The regional includes Old Dominion vs Western Carolina and Rider vs St Johns with South Carolina facing La Salle in the opening round.
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Hoyt Tops Mets 2 0 in Pitching Duel
LaMarr Hoyt threw a four hit shutout to beat the New York Mets 2-0. He fanned 66 hitters in the season, singled home a run off Dwight Gooden, and improved to 3-4. Kevin McReynolds homered for San Diego as Gooden struck out nine.
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Tears of Joy at Indianapolis as John Paul Jr Qualifies for 500
John Paul Jr finally earns a shot at the Indianapolis 500 after years of near misses. He battles mechanical setbacks and personal pressure, posts a four lap average of 206.340 mph, and celebrates with tears as his daughter Alexandra is presented in the pit.
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Wardle earns first career save in Twins win over Red Sox
Minnesota rookie Curt Wardle secures save number one as the Twins defeat Boston 5-2 after relieving Ron Davis with the bases loaded in the ninth. Wardle retired Reid Nichols, then struck out Wade Boggs and Dwight Evans to end the threat.
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