Red Sox extend win streak as Petrocelli buyers two homers
Boston's Rico Petrocelli, despite an upset stomach from Mexican food, belted two two run homers off Rudy May to power a 7-3 win over the California Angels. Boston stays within one game of Baltimore in the AL East while other results keep the division tight.
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Deane Beman Wins in Sudden Death at Texas Open
Deane Beman edged Jack McGowan in a sudden death finish at Pecan Valley after tying for the lead with a course record 65. The victory earned him 20000 dollars and moved him past a missed 10-foot putt from last year’s Desert Classic playoff. McGowan finished runner up with 11400 dollars as Tom Aare Trevino Hill trailed by three strokes.
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Major League Standings and Upcoming Baseball Schedule
Major League standings and a slate of games are listed with current records and upcoming starers. The American League table shows Baltimore leading eighteen wins, Cleveland at the bottom, and Minnesota atop the West. Scheduled games include San Francisco at Pittsburgh and Washington at California with both teams’ probable pitchers. Upcoming Tuesday night games feature Atlanta at New York, Houston at Montreal, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and San Francisco at Pittsburgh.
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League Leaders National League and American League stats
National League leaders include Jones New York 30112 with 46 hits and .411, Alou Pittsburgh 29123 45 and .366, and Mays San Francisco 92 with 32 runs. American League leaders feature Howard Washington 12 home runs and Petrocelli Boston 10 with 0. pitching leaders list Niekro and Odom atop their leagues.
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Joe's Mobile Rally Beats Bijur 23 17 In YMCA Softball
Joe's Mobile built a 10 run burst in the second inning and797 then pulled away to a 23 17 victory over Bijur in Memorial Park. Ryan Squires and D Langlois each had two hits for the winners as Barrato and Russ led with four apiece. Frost Pharmacy fell 8 4 to the Wreckers, who opened with a 4 0 edge.
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Cepeda’s Bat Big For Braves In Tight NL Race
Orlando Cepeda’s seventh game winning hit lifted the Atlanta Braves to a 4-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Cepeda, traded from St. Louis for Joe Torre, now leads Atlanta to a 20-9 mark and a top NL West lead, while Hank Aaron was intentionally walked before Cepeda’s ninth inning heroics.
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Pro Football Hassle Far From Finished
New York based report notes NFL owners carved two 13 team conferences by moving Baltimore Cleveland and Pittsburgh to the American Conference. 13 teams remain in the National Conference to be split into two four team divisions and one five team division. The June plan meeting will focus on that divisional arrangement.
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Shamsky Recalled and NFL Divisional Realignment Discussed
The Mets recalled veteran outfielder Art Shamsky from their Tidewater IL farm club and moved infielder Kevin Collins to the IL. NFL conference realignment symptoms surface as teams debate divisions with Giants and TV network implications for CBS and NBC.
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Alley Returns to Pirates Roster After Injury Layoff
Gene Alley, long sidelined by a 1967 shoulder injury, is back with the Pittsburgh Pirates after limited action in recent seasons. The veteran shortstop rejoins the roster, aiming for renewed contributions in the upcoming schedule.
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