Montreal Expos End Mets Streak With Bailey's 2-Run Shot
Bob Bailey belted a two-run homer in the seventh to break a 5-5 tie and lift the Montreal Expos to an 8-5 win over the New York Mets. Montreal jumped Seaver for five early runs, with Lintz and Foli contributing key hits as the Expos built a 4-0 lead. Wayne Garrett's three-run homer narrowed the gap to 5-4 after two innings. The Mets remained a half-game ahead of the Pirates, who beat the Phillies 13-2, as attendance reached 40,363.
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Pirates Hammer Phillies 13-2 Behind Hebner Clines and Maxvill
Rich Hebner Gene Clines and Dal Maxvill drove in 10 runs as Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 13-2. Clines had three RBIs in a seven-run fourth inning, Hebner hit his 25th homer, and Maxvill added a bases loaded triple. The Pirates moved within one game of the Mets in the NL East as McKee struggled early before relief.
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MH Netmen rout Marion for 16-1 tennis win
Madison Heights swept Marion in a varsity match after dropping the first singles. Jeff Ault fell to Cole Seeler in a three set battle while Tom Ruth, Jay Brehm and Kent Peters won singles. Ault Brehm and Peters Ray won doubles as MH improved to 7-3 with a home match against Carmel upcoming.
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Kaline Seeks DH Role With Tigers
Al Kaline, aging star of the Detroit Tigers, hints at returning as a player with a designated hitter role preferred. He states he would not coach or manage and would discuss with GM Campbell and owner Fetzer about his future. Kaline notes he played right field and first base this season and cites fewer leg problems as a DH potential benefit.
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Kaline Could Return as Designated Hitter Next Season
Schultz notes Al Kaline should be used mainly as a hitter and occasional outfielder. Kaline aims to reach the 3,000-hit milestone, hoping to boost his career and draw fans. He carries a .301 lifetime average and over 2,850 hits, with a reduced playing load this season after 20 years of durability.
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Tuesday Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
National League games featured New York over Montreal 2 1 Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 2 1 Los Angeles beat Atlanta 5 3 Cincinnati won 3 2 over San Diego Houston topped San Francisco 5 1 Chicago edged St Louis 4 3 American League scores included Boston 3 2 over Cleveland Baltimore 8 3 over Detroit Milwaukee 3 2 over New York Kansas City 6 2 over Chicago Minnesota 9 4 over Oakland Texas 4 1 in 10 innings. Late notes list games and Thursday probable pitchers.
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Open golf recap hints at Tony Jackhs tie for fifth
In a rough OCR read, Tony Jackhs finishes tied for fifth in this year’s Open. The incomplete text notes his prize but omits details about amount or exact placement.
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A's Pitchers Start Batting By Eric Prewitt
Oakland manager Dick Williams saw his pitchers bat in a 7 6 loss to Minnesota as three 20 game winners Hunter Holtzman and Blue pinch hit. Williams notes AL rule changes and vows pitchers will bat more before season end while remaining wary of World Series dynamics.
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