Reds Rally to Beat Giants in Nine Inning Thriller
Cincinnati overcome a 6-0 deficit to defeat San Francisco 7-6 as Dave Parker delivered a two-run single in the bottom of the ninth after Kal Daniels and Eric Davis drew walks. Parker added a two-run homer earlier, and John Franco secured the win. The Giants squandered an early 6-0 lead and Browning struggled, raising his ERA in three straight rough outings. The win pulled Cincinnati within three games of San Francisco in the NL West.
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National League Starters and Phillies Acquire New Players
The National League names top players through June 7 for the 58th All Star Game at Oakland Coliseum. Philadelphia signs Mike Lindsay and several prospects, while the standings highlight batting leaders, home runs, and RBIs across clubs, with Toronto and New York clubs well represented.
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Jack Terry Aces Par 3 At Pipestein State Park Course
Jack Terry made a hole in one on the par-3 185 yard 14th at Pipestein State Park Sunday with a 4-iron. His partners were M D Kirk Jr Bill Martin and Louis Cisco. A men’s Class D round robin softball tourney is set for June 13 and 14 with contact numbers 384-5075 384-9548 and 487-1432 for details.
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Celtics Push Past Lakers In Slow Tempo Rematch
Schultz urged NCAA reform with institutional focus while emphasizing academic integrity. Celtics dominated the Lakers as Kevin McHale posted 21 points and 10 rebounds despite injuries. Los Angeles failed to convert fast-break opportunities, and Boston controlled pace, aiming to regain tempo Tuesday night.
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Pearson wins Kroger 200 in close Indianapolis finish
Larry Pearson of Spartanburg South Carolina edged Elton Sawyer by a half car at the Kroger NASCAR 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park after a final turn pass involving a lapped car. Jack Ingram placed third with Brett Bodine and Rob Moroso rounding the top five as Mike Alexander retired with mechanical trouble amid seven cautions.
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West Virginia women cap 40th annual bowling tourney in Bluefield
The 40th West Virginia Women's Bowling Association tournament closed after seven weekends in Bluefield with about 5,000 entrants total and an average of 650 competitors per weekend. Pin Busters won team honors in both handicap and actual divisions, while Joyce Ferguson top scored in singles handicap. Bluefield players dominated events with multiple top finishes and President's Awards awarded to Janice Addison and Cindy Shrader. Final awards will be mailed to associations.
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