Padres rally as Lollar wins for San Diego over Reds
Tim Lollar pitched eight strong innings to earn his second win of the year for the San Diego Padres in a 3-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Steve Garvey drove in an insurance run, while Sid Monge and John Montefusco closed out the win after a tense eighth inning.
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Hernandez Shocked With Trade To Mets
St Louis first baseman Keith Hernandez said he was shocked to learn he had been traded to the New York Mets. He called it disappointing yet expected, amid fan reactions at Busch Stadium as he heads to a Mets lineup with pitchers Neil Allen and Rick Ownby. Hernandez, a .299 career hitter who sparked the 1982 World Series champions, had 28 RBIs in 56 games this season.
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Open leads as Ballesteros tied atop Oakmont round
Seve Ballesteros fired a 69 to share the U S Open first round lead at Oakmont, tied with John Mahaffey and Bob Murphy at 2 under par on the 6,972 yard course. Bruce Devlin stood one back with a 70 as top names struggled amid the brutal layout and heat.
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