Baseball scores roundup last night across leagues
Last night in the American League Boston beat Tampa Bay 3 to 1, Kansas City won 6 to 5 over Detroit, Toronto won 7 to 3 against Baltimore, Minnesota defeated Chicago White Sox 6 to 1, Seattle routed Oakland 10 to 5, New York Yankees vs Cleveland and Texas vs Anaheim games were late. In the National League Montreal beat Atlanta 4 to 3, Houston edged Cincinnati 1 to 0, San Francisco tied with San Diego, New York Mets prevailed 3 to 2 over Florida, Philadelphia beat Chicago Cubs 7 to 2, Pittsburgh topped Milwaukee 8 to 7, Colorado led Los Angeles 6 to 6, and St Louis defeated Arizona 5 to 4.
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Tampa Bay
Kansas City
Detroit
Toronto
Baltimore
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Seattle
Oakland
N.Y. Yankees
Cleveland
Texas
Anaheim
Montreal
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
N.Y. Mets
Florida
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Colorado
Los Angeles
Louis
Arizona
Beavers, Beavers broadcaster Larry McKay lead undefeated season
Larry McKay known as the voice of the Bluefield Beavers and the Bluefield Orioles plus his sidekick David Wyrick helped the Beavers to a 14 0 state title season. McKay noted for stats and language, and his correction of Don Ameche versus Alan Ameche in a 1958 Colts win article highlights.
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Teran
Larry McKay
Bluefield Beavers
Bluefield Orioles
McKay
David Wyrick
Beavers
Freddie Simon
Baby Birds
Princeton
Larry
Bill Kinser
Tuff Stuff
Baltimore Colt
Lenny Moore
Don” Ameche
Colt
Don
Alan Ameche
Ameche
Colts
New York Giants
Pocahontas High School
Louisiana State University
Bluefield vs Johnson City in 12 inning slugfest
In Bluefield, the Orioles fell to the Johnson City Cardinals 14-11 after 12 innings. JC rallied with three runs in the 12th as Espino hit a grand slam in the ninth to swing the lead, while Bluefield racked 19 hits and multiple homeres. Robinson, Hage, and Wilson provided big blasts for the Orioles amid a high-scoring marathon.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Orioles
Johnson City Cardinals
Cardinals
Remer McIntyre
Rienaldo Torres
Jose Espino
Carl Gooden
McIntyre
Orioles
Johnson City
Joey Hammond
Tom Hage
Cliff Wilson
Mack Haman
Dingers
Wilson
Espino
Jimmy Escalante
Mike Kilpatrick
Craig Hopson
Sean Jones
Jones
Juan Bonilla
Mike Kirkpatrick
Jeff Wiles
Shannon Carter
Cardinal
Kirkpatrick
Carter
Baby Birds
Andy Etchebarren
Pulaski
Janzen wins Open as Stewart falters at Olympic Club
Lee Janzen erased a seven stroke deficit to win the Open by one stroke over Payne Stewart at The Olympic Club. Janzen, who trailed early with bogeys, chipped in from 15 feet on No. 5 to spark a closing rally, finishing even par at 280. Stewart needed a birdie on 18 but missed, leaving Janzen to celebrate Father’s Day with a final par.
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San Francisco
Lee Janzen
Payne Stewart
Stewart
Olympic Club
Janzen
Larry
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Olympic
Ben Hogan
Tom Watson
No. 5
Mayfield wins Pocono 500 for first Cup victory
Jeremy Mayfield dominated the Pocono 500 at Long Pond Pa to score his first Winston Cup win and become the sport’s 150th Cup winner. He passed Jeff Gordon late after a rain-delayed marathon race, finishing six car lengths ahead as Ford continued its track dominance. Gordon praised Mayfield and noted his own strong performance without an answer in the end.
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Long Pond
Jeremy Mayfield
Pocono International Raceway
Bobby Labonte
Chad Little
Gordon
Mayfield
Pocono
Dale Jarrett
Jeff Burton
Mark Martin
Chevy
Darrell Waltrip
Iran defeats United States for historic World Cup win
Iran earns a first World Cup victory by beating the United States 2 1 on Sunday. Iran’s Talebi calls it a historic, proud moment while U S coach Steve Sampson and players reflect on missed chances and a disappointing exit. Argentina crushed Jamaica 5 0 and Germany drew Yugoslavia 2 2 in other Sunday matches.
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Iran
United States
Talebi
California
U.S
Steve Sampson
Japan
Jamaica
Claudio Reyna
FIFA
USSF
Thomas Dooley
Argentina
Germany
Yugoslavia
Former Dodgers GM Al Campanis dies at 81
Al Campanis, builder of Dodgers championship teams and the man at the center of the 1987 Nightline race remarks, died at 81 at his Fullerton home after coronary artery disease. He played in the minors with Jackie Robinson and helped sign Roberto Clemente and Tommy Davis. His resignation followed a controversial interview and sparked a nationwide debate on race and sport.
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al Campanis
Los Angeles
Campanis
Fullerton
Orange County
Dee
Rick McAnally
Jackie Robinson
ABC
Bill Russell
Roberto Clemente
Tommy Davis
Tom Lasorda
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Ted Koppel
Koppel
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