Niekro tosses first no hitter for Atlanta Braves
Phil Niekro pitched a 9-0 no hitter against the San Diego Padres to give the Atlanta Braves their first no hitter since 12 years earlier. He walked three and struck out four, improving to 11-5 while Spahn joined the Hall of Fame festivities in Cooperstown. Other NL scores noted include Dodgers over Giants 4-3 and Reds over Astros 7-1.
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Tony Montebello
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Strom ends drought as Indians sweep twin bill
Strom ends a 10 game winless stretch with a four hit 4-1 victory over the Brewers in the second game of a Sunday doubleheader as the Indians also win the opener 6-5. George Hendrick hits his 21st homer and Oscar Gamble adds two hits and a sac fly.
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Clemente and Spahn inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame
In Cooperstown Roberto Clemente and Warren Spahn were formally inducted into the Hall of Fame alongside four others. Ceremonies honored Clemente who died in a plane crash while aiding earthquake victims, and Spahn noted for most wins by a left-hander.
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Cass Lake Advances in Region 13 Baseball Playoffs
Cass Lake defeated Bagley 4 to 3 at Fosston to seize the second Region 13-B playoff berth and will open the regional at Cass Lake August 18 against Pengilly. Punk Wakanabe pitched eight solid innings, with Vern Wakanabe and Tim Palmer adding two hits each.
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Braves beat Blackduck to seize third in NL Loop
Bemidji Braves shut out Blackduck 12-1 after a late start, moving to 5-4. Mike Schmitt pitched a three hitter to win his fifth decision. The win followed a prior 11-9 Bucks win and sets up a rainout replay this week.
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Baseball standings and schedules from a multi-day press listing
A dense summary of baseball results across Saturday through Monday with scores for numerous MLB games, plus upcoming Tuesday matchups. Notable figures include Boston, Baltimore, New York, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Chicago, Texas, Oakland, Minnesota, Kansas City, Detroit, and San Diego, with multiple interleague and city pairings.
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