Horlen finally wins as comeback text shows resilience
Joe Horlen earns his first victory since June 19 after two knee operations and a year of struggle. Bill Melton hits a grand slam with Mike Hershberger and Rich McKinney adding solo shots to back Horlen in a 6-1 win for the White Sox over Detroit.
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Brewers Rally Stuns Orioles In Nine Inning Thriller
Milwaukee built a 4-0 lead then tied the game in the sixth and saw Brooks and Frank Robinson launch two run homers for Baltimore. Tommy Harper keys the comeback with two doubles and a homer as Milwaukee tops Orioles in a dramatic ninth.
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Palmer admits time running out on grand slam hopes
Arnold Palmer, age 41, acknowledges time is running out as he contemplates the 71st U S Open. He recalls his 1960 goals to win all four majors in a year, notes growing interests, and says he remains driven to play well while considering life beyond tour. He has not won a major since 1964 Masters, yet remains a leading Open title contender behind Nicklaus.
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Bucks Rout Laporte In Eight Run Fifth Inning
Bemidji Bucks crush Laporte 12 to 1 at the BSO diamond keyed by an eight run fifth inning aided by five Laporte errors. Pitchers Brad Nelson and Dan Degerman worked four hitter balls with eight strikeouts and four walks while Bemidji adds two runs in the first and two in the second to seize control. The Bucks improve to 2-1 and set up a non conference game with the Bemidji Braves after league realignments.
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Baseball Scoreboard AP: Al Results Across Leagues
American League Minnesota tops Cleveland 7 to 1 behind Blyleven win as Reese Oliva Alyea homer. Milwaukee defeats Baltimore 6 to 5 with Parsons Harper Briggs HRs. New York routs Kansas City 15 to 9 on Murcer homer. Chicago clocks Detroit 6 to 1 with Hershberger Melton McKinney homers. Washington beats Oakland 5 to 8 with Campaneris Epstein multiple RBIs. Boston over California 7 to 4. Lahoud Smith homer. Los Angeles edged New York 6 to 5. San Diego tops Montreal 6 to 3. Gaston homers.
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Four-team drought hits Northern Lakes League as Kelliher withdraws
The Northern Lakes League loses a second member as Kelliher decides not to field a team this summer after only four players came to three trials. Cass Lake had already withdrawn, leaving Redlake Solway and Bemidji Braves and Bucks as the remaining clubs. The Bucks and Braves meet tonight to fill open dates, with a plan to redraw the schedule for four teams. Solway struggles to find adult coaching while league pioneers Bemidji Solway Redlake remain steady.
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Redlake beats Solway to even season record
Redlake evened its Northern Lakes record at 1-1 with a 6-1 win at Solway. Mike Defoe, Wally Holstein and Robert Pemberton pitched for Redlake as Solway struggled with seven first nine innings. Solway seeks adult coaching help as Mel Dalby steps back due to legion duties and faces Bemidji games this week.
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Redlake Beats Cass Lake 5-4 in Paul Bunyan League
Redlake edged Cass Lake 5-4 Sunday as Gary and Preston Graves powered the mound win with Preston relief in the eighth. Dennis Swearingen pitched for Cass Lake. Roger Aitkin had three hits for Cass Lake. Standings show Bemidji Cass Lake and Redby at 2-1, Redby 2-2, Walker 0-3 with Walker and Bemidji forfeiting openers.
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Bryant shuts out Expos as Giants snap June slide
Ron Bryant pitched a four hit 6-0 complete game to end San Francisco's rough June stretch. Alan Gallagher drove in two on a bases loaded hit in the fourth. The win trims the Giants' June record, leaving them five games off the NL West lead while Los Angeles continues to surge.
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Bemidji Braves Bend Bemidji Kaycees In Thrsday Baseball
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Twins sign Borgren and add to Wisconsin Rapids roster
The Minnesota Twins sign catcher Glenn Borgman a 20 year old from Patterson New York and assign him to Wisconsin Rapids for tonight's Midwest League game at Danville Illinois Borgman a first round pick in the draft previously unsigned played at the University of South Alabama under Eddie Stankey He is 6 foot 4 and weighs 210 pounds and bats and throws right handed.
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