Pirates Tangle With Underwood In Regional Opener
Madison Heights Pirates with an 0-20 record face Kokomo Wildcat ace Pat Underwood in the MH regional at Memorial Field. Underwood carries a 9-2 mark and 0.88 ERA with 175 strikeouts, while Pirates pitcher Kurt Moreillon starts and hitters Leonard Shelton and Terry Ward lead the offense. First game at 11 a.m., second game follows at 1:30 p.m. Championship set for 6 p.m. Weather permitting.
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Robinson Belts Pair In Victory
Frank Robinson powered the Cleveland Indians to a 7-5 win over the Texas Rangers with his two three run homers, including the decisive late blast off Ferguson Jenkins. Rick Manning started the rally with a single and Indians tied the game in the eighth as Robinson delivered the go ahead shots. Jeff Burroughs hit his seventh homer for Texas, but Cleveland seized control late to complete the comeback.
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Yankees' Bonds homers pace 6th straight win over White Sox
New York defeats Chicago 6 1 as Bobby Bonds hits his 13th homer of the season and Rudy Kay earns his sixth win. Wilbur Wood suffers his 10th loss, failing to get out of the third inning after an early Yankee surge.
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Evans Grand Slam Powers Boston over Twins 13 10
Dwight Evans drove in six runs with a grand slam and a second homer to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 13 10 win over the Minnesota Twins. Evans homered after bases loaded and again off Mike Pazik, as Boston surged after early deficits. Tony Oliva and Rod Carew starred for the Twins though Tiant and Moret limited them late.
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Major League Standings and pitcher matchups amid clutter
MLB standings and schedule chaos amid scattered team names and blurred notes. Key entities include American League games with Boston Cleveland Detroit Kansas City New York Chicago Baltimore and San Francisco. pitchers Eckersley Gaklaied Ble Leonard and others listed with unclear stats.
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Dodgers Reactivate Mike Marshall From Injury
Los Angeles Dodgers reactivate relief pitcher Mike Marshall from the injured list on Friday and option catcher Paul Ray Powell to Albuquerque in the Pacific Coast League. Marshall, 1974 NL Cy Young winner, left rib cartilage injury on April 19, returned for two appearances, reinjured May 3, has appeared in nine games this season with a 2-2 record and a 4.80 ERA.
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Gullett Tops Cubs in Five-Hit Reds 5-1 Victory
Ron Gullett pitched five strong hits allowed as Cincinnati built a 3-0 lead with Dan Driessen and George Foster driving in runs. Foster hit a two run homer in the second, Morgan and Bench produced runs in the third, and Dave Concepcion added insurance in the eighth. The Cubs stalled late but Cincinnati finished with their 13th win in 16 games.
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Dodgers edge Phillies in sixth to gain 3-2 victory
Dodgers take a 3-2 win as Wynn and Cey deliver key sixth inning hits. Hooton earns win, Marshall records save after returning from rib strain, while Underwood takes the loss as Philadelphia fades after an early lead.
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Killbuck Men’s Tournament results and scorers noted
Charles Green and Paul Kenner won low gross and low net in the Killbuck event. Don Jones and George Otis tied for second. Jack Beck placed fourth with Tim Carper, Bob Snow and Randy Williams. Marvin Ashby was runner-up to Kermmer in Saw net. Harold Rector and Farrell Yall tied for next two. Woodward Skaags, Jim Merritt and Mike Davis tied for fifth.
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Unclear historical score and names from Crawford Field notes
Fragmented OCR notes list players, scores, and affiliations including Freeman, Neal, Burson, and McCartey across several teams and venues. The text shows disjointed names, numbers, and places such as Crawford Field, Meadow Brook, and references to firefighters, with no coherent event or outcome.
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Ryan Settles For Two-Hitter
ANAHEIM AP Fires balting Nelyn Ryan pitched a two hitter Friday night and Lee Stanton drove in four runs to lead the California Angels to a 6 0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Ryan 10 3 struck out six batters to raise his major league leading total to 102 en route to the 11st triumph of his meteoric career.
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