Reds Finally Win One
Cincinnati's Bruce Berenyi, back from a shoulder scare, shut down San Diego before a two-run sixth inning double and two-run hits by Paul Householder and Gary Redus helped the Reds end a four-game skid in an 8 1/2 to 1 win. Orioles 10 Brewers 7 followed with seven first-inning runs, Leo Hernandez homering, and a fielding error surge that fueled Baltimore's victory.
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Mets Rally Past Cubs on Bailor’s Late Double
Bob Bailor delivered a go ahead two run double in the 11th inning as the New York Mets beat the Chicago Cubs 6-4 to snap a seven game Cubs streak. Mike Jorgensen doubled in the eighth to fuel the rally with Jesse Orosco earning the win.
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Hallberg Takes Early Lead With 67 In Westchester Classic
Gary Hallberg shot 4 under par 67 to grab a one stroke lead in the Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Golf Classic in Harrison New York. Fuzzy Zoeller teamed with Hallberg and provided light hearted talk to help him relax, while rookie David Peoples broke 70 for the first time as a Tour member with a 68. Zoeller also eagled the opening 10th hole.
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Belmont Stakes field grows to 15 in 115th race
In New York, Deputed Testamony leads a 15 horse Belmont Stakes field the biggest since 1875, as Derby winner Sunny's Halo and Desert Wine are absent. Trainer Woody Stephens calls the division wide open while Llew O' Gold and High Honors share early favoritism along with 3-year-olds facing the track on a landmark anniversary.
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Sports Briefs Snapshot of Pro and College Circuits
Briefs cover ED Garvey named Wisconsin deputy attorney general candidate with Friday news conference for Sensenbrenner replacement. Jim Kelly signs with Houston Gamblers after Miami QB at NFL draft. SMU probation ends with NCAA probe and two-year period. ACC TV contingency plan eyed for fall. NHL sues Ralston Purina over Blues sale. Purina countersuit seeks damages up to 75 million. Soviet players to North America within two years per NHL boss Fletcher. Flames draft Makarov and Czechoslovak players Liba Benak.
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Mariners Reinstate Glenn Abbott for Royals Start
Glenn Abbott, off major league activity since 1981, is reinstated by the Seattle Mariners and will start against the Kansas City Royals. Abbott last pitched in 1981 and recovered from elbow surgery in 1982, with a viral meningitis setback during rehab.
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