Indians Lose Forfeit Appeal Over 10 Cent Beer Night
Cleveland executives Ted Bonda and Phil Seghi protested to AL President Lee MacPhail after the June 4 forfeit to Texas Rangers following a field invasion during a 5-5 ninth inning. MacPhail sustained the umpires' decision, citing fans' conduct and the home team's responsibility to control the crowd.
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Indians protest forfeit after crowd trouble at game
Bonda and Seghi said they will protest the forfeit from the incident. They discussed beer night promotions and met with MacPhail for over two hours. A meeting on security was promised soon and they questioned potential pennant impact.
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Perry Wins 11th In Row As Indians Rout White Sox
Cleveland ace Gaylord Perry earned his 11th win in a row with a six hitter, edging Chicago 10-1 while White Sox ace Wilbur Wood struggled, giving up eight runs in the fourth inning. Other AL results included Boston 5 Oakland 3, New York 6 California 4, Detroit 7 Texas 0, Baltimore 4 Minnesota 3, and Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 3 in 13 innings.
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Concepcion Eyes All Stars After Game Winning Hit
Dave Concepcion lifted the Reds to a 3-1 win over the Expos with a fifth inning single and voiced hope to join the All Star lineup as the first Venezuelan since Aparicio. He reflected on his injury last year and stressed his desire to play in the Midsummer Classic.
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Palmer Still Hopes Despite Rugged Year
Arnold Palmer, 44, speaks of faith in a comeback as he prepares for the 74th U S Open at Winged Foot. The Latrobe, Pennsylvania native lags since his 1964 Masters win, facing tough odds and a rough season amid rivals Tom Weiskopf Bert Yancey and Tony Jacklin in a practice round.
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