Twins Rout Red Sox 10-4 In Friday Showdown
In Bloomington, Minnesota, the Minnesota Twins exploded with 11 hits and six-run first inning to down the Boston Red Sox 10-4. Tom Burgmeier earned the win in relief, improving to 3-0 with a 0.73 ERA, while Dick Pole took the loss.
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Jim Willoughby
Mauch
Burgmeier
Bill Singer
Willoughby
New York
Cleveland
Jerry Terrell
Dan Ford
Carew
Eastern Michigan Advances In College World Series With Win
Eastern Michigan defeats Maine 3-2 in the opening round as Bob Owchinko starts strong then departs after Maine rallies. Bob Welch shines in relief, striking out six in two perfect innings to clinch the win and send EMU toward a Sunday night date with Clemson.
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Auburn
Arizona State
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Washington State
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San Diego
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Chuck Porter
Bill Wilhelm
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Milwaukee Brewers edge A's on unusual ruling protest
An eighth inning play in Milwaukee sparked a protest possibility as a ball lodged in Tim Hosley’s throat protector during a throw from Paul Lindblad. umpire Dave Phillips ruled Lezcano home for a key insurance run in a 4-2 Brewers win. Indians edge White Sox in 13 innings, Tigers beat Angels on Remy error in ninth.
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Alex Johnson
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Bernie Carbo Embraces Milwaukee After Brewers Trade
Bernie Carbo, traded from the Red Sox for cash and two players, dons a Brewers uniform and says he is happy in Milwaukee. He cites Bud Selig’s help for his family and notes his readiness to compete, aiming for a regular outfield spot with manager Alex Grammas weighing a start against the Oakland A’s.
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Purtzer and Dent Share Kemper Open Lead at 136
In Charlotte, rookie Tom Purtzer and veteran Jim Dent tied for the 36 hole lead at eight under par 136 in the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. Ray Floyd shot 67 to reach 140, while several contenders including Hayes Coody Groh and Hinkle chased under tough weather.
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Dallas
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Gary Groh
Mason Rudolph
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Lon Hinkle
Joe Inman
Roger Maltbie
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Westbrook Saco Middle School win title after protest
Westbrook Saco Middle School defeated Westbrook 5-4 to win the Greater Portland Junior High championship after a protest upheld on an umpire call forced a replay. Saco finished 9-1.
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Fast-pitch softball league opens with eight teams
The Southern Maine Amateur Softball Association starts its Fast Pitch League with eight teams led by Radio Shack of South Portland and Eagles of Biddeford. Games at Waterhouse Field and V F W Field in South Portland and Brunswick Naval Station begin 6 p.m. weekdays and 4 to 6 p.m. Sundays. A 2 p.m. exhibition features Lawrence against Belanger's Construction at Waterhouse Field.
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