Red Sox pull off rare triple play in spring win
The Boston Red Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 7-2 in Orlando as a fourth inning triple play, first since 1972, helped seal the victory. Dwight Evans hit a three run homer and John Balaz added a two run shot as Bill Lee started for Boston.
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Brewers Aim for 500 Season Under New Manager Grammas
New Brewers skipper Alex Grammas signs a three year contract aiming to restore competitiveness after last season’s 58 losses in 83 games and a last place finish. The roster retains most players with Vada Pinson as a notable addition and a strong infield led by George Scott Robin Yount and Don Money. Pitching heads by Pete Broberg Jim Colborn and Jim Slaton, with health concerns and past injuries shaping the rotation and bullpen.
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Bruins clinch chance with 4-2 win over Black Hawks
Boston Bruins beat Chicago 4-2 to stay one victory from clinching the Adams Division title. Coach Don Cherry stressed getting injured players back for the playoffs as Johnny Bucyk left with a left arm strain. Ratelle Nowak and Cashman O'Reilly tallied for Boston while Dennis Hull scored for Chicago.
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Twins face 1976 with unsigned players and new manager
Orlando AP report outlines Gene Mauch taking over the Minnesota Twins with 19 unsigned players. He expects spring training delays due to labor issues, focuses on pitching and defense, and projects a lineup featuring Carew, Soderholm, Hisle, Wynegar, and Bass. Focus remains on baserunning, outfield depth, and a strong midseason performance.
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Butch” Wynegar
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