Pirates Outlast Astros In 17th Inning Rally
Pirates rally in the 17th inning to beat the Astros 7-3, moving 24 games ahead in the NL East while Houston slips behind Cincinnati in the West. Ramon Hernandez sparked the decisive rally with a leadoff double, followed by Davalillo, Stennett, Oliver, and Sanguillen producing key runs.
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Houston Astros
Pirates
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Cincinnati
Ramon Hernandez
Rennie Stennett
Vic Davalillo
Hernandez
Davalillo
al Oliver
Manny Sanguillen
Tom Griffin
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Cesar Cedeno
Jimmy Wynn
Cedeno
Lee May
Bob Watson
Doug Rader
Alou's two run double powers Yankees past A's 6 2
Felipe Alou delivered a two run double in the five run fifth inning as the New York Yankees defeated the Oakland Athletics 6 2. Sparky Lyle earned his 17th save over the A's in relief of Mike Kekich who lasted 8 6 innings, with Sal Bando and Mike Epstein driving in runs in the sixth.
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Sparky Lyle
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Lyle
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A's
Sal Bando
Mike Epstein
George Hendrick
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Kekich
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Dave Hamilton
Joe Horlen
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Fuentes
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Cubs and Sox lose tough night for Chicago fans
In Chicago, Mike Cuellar pitched five-hitter and drove in the deciding run with a single in the eighth as the Orioles edged the White Sox 2-1. Tom Bradley held the Orioles to two hits through seven, but Cuellar’s eighth inning hit broke a 1-1 tie after Ellie Hendricks tied it with a double. The Orioles have won five straight while Chicago squandered a chance in the sixth.
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Gary Ross
San Diego Padres
Jerry Morales
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Arlin
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Koosman
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Ross
Derrell Thomas
Dave Roberts
Leron Lee
McGraw
Nate Colbert
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Morales
Mets
Fhame Roberts
Dodgers
Leon Lacy
Bill Buckner
Bobby Valentine
Mike Jorgensen
Clyde Mashore
Expos
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Russell
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Lefebvre
Buckner
Philadelphia
Tito Fuentes
San Francisco Giants
Woody Fryman
Dave Kingman
Damaso Blanco
Fuentes
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Phils
Don Money
Garry Maddox
Mike Ryan
Chris Speier
San Francisco
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Deron Johnson
Bobby Bonds
Maddox
Money
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Bill Gogolewski
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Hal King
Chicago
Mike Cuellar
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Tom Bradley
Ellie Hendricks
Cuellar
Orioles
Iinute
Terry Crowley
Sox
Dick Allen
Allen
Carlos May
Bradley
Elwood Parents Urged to Attend School Board Meetings
Elwood residents packed Knights of Columbus Hall for a special Elwood Athletic Association session. Coach Bill Hocker urged direct board coaching contact and open football decisions as seven recommendations to rebuild the Panthers program.
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James Cole
James Kiphart
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Hocker
Panther
Elwood Hocker
Richard Merritt
Sam Stone
Elwood High School
Bucs Rally For Victory In Summer League Baseball
Greenfield-Madison Heights overcame Greenfield Central 4-2 as four seventh inning runs broke a 2-0 deficit. Rick Cates started the rally with a single and went to third on Stan Sauerwine’s hit. Pinch-hitter Todd Dickey delivered a run, Sauerwine and Dickey scored on an error, and Al Lamond’s single at the end plated Lamond from second.
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Graig Nettles
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Mickey Lolich
Alex Johnson
Jim Shellenback
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Nettles
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Chambliss
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Joe Coleman
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Coleman
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LaMond Fom
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Reds top Indians 6-5 in minor league exhibition
Indianapolis AP report: John ny Bench hit two home runs and drove in four runs as the National League Cincinnati Reds edged their Indian Association affiliate Indians 6 to 5 Thursday night.
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Indians
Betty Kolins Wins Killbuck Ladies Throw-Out Golf Tourney
Betty Kolins fired a 20 to win the Killbuck Ladies Association throw-out tournament sponsored by Cook Block Company on the back nine. Marge Karr was runner-up in Class A with 22, followed by Jerry Tolbert 24 and Betty Riley 25. Juanita Heritage led Class B with 24, with Shirley Canaday Cindy Martin and Brenda Melindoo at 27. Elsie Hartley won Class C, while Mickey Mce Crystal and Marge Sipes tied for second and Winnie Hazel placed fourth.
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Killbuck Ladies’ Golf Association
Cook Block Company
Marge Karr
Jerry Tolbert
Betty Riley
Juanita Heritage
Shirley Canaday
Cindy Martin
Brenda Melindoo
Elsie Hartley
Mickey Mce- Crystal
Marge Sipes
Winnie Hazel
Smith Faces Nastase In Wimbledon Final
U S Army Cpl Stan Smith and Romanian Lt Ilie Nastase won semis at Wimbledon and meet in Saturday's final. Smith defeated Jan Kodes 3-6 6-4 6-1 7-5 after a slow start, while Nastase beat Manuel Orantes 6-3 6-4 6-4 in a fast, thrilling tiff. Smith seeks his second straight final after last year.
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England
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U.S. Army
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Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Nastase
Manuel Orantes
Spain
John Newcombe
Australia
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Wilford Shaw
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Bucs Rally For Victory
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