Angels Beat White Sox 3-2 Behind Ryan 18 K Night
Nolan Ryan struck out 18 over nine innings, tying his season high while limiting Chicago to three hits. Brice Bochte drove in two runs with a homer and a two-out double to break a 2-2 tie in the sixth. The Angels improved to 9 of 12 and moved closer to top of the league as Ryan aimed to reach 300 strikeouts for a fourth straight season.
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Orioles Rally Past Indians Behind Grimsley Relief
Ross Grimsley earned the win with two innings of relief as the Orioles defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-3. A fourth inning error by Buddy Bell set up Baltimore’s decisive run as Mark Belanger scored from second after a two-out hit and steal. Reggie Jackson, Lee May, and Ken Singleton contributed two-out singles in the first, while Bobby Grich drove in two in the second. Cleveland tied and slimmed the margin with runs in the fourth and seventh, but Grimsley sealed the win by getting Bell out with the tying run aboard.
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Gamble lifts Yankees past Brewers with grand slam
Oscar Gamble hit a grand slam in the bottom of the eighth as the New York Yankees rallied to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 6 4. Slaten started the eighth with a 2 1 lead before Yankee bats sparked a five run rally that included Gamble’s 14th Yankee Stadium homer and first grand slam. Hunter earned the win for New York, lifting his season total to 14 14 and his 199th career victory, while White collected his 1 500th hit.
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U S China to Meet in Dayton Volleyball Clash
Dayton event pits China regional All-Stars against the United States on October 4 as part of a six match U S tour co sponsored by the National Committee on United States China Relations and the U S Volleyball Association. First meeting since 1974 Worlds where the U S men won 2 0.
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McGoldrick and Moore Win Connecticut Seniors Title
Amherst report says John McGoldrick of Wheeler Park and The Farms with Charles Moore claimed the Connecticut Section PGA Senior Junior championship in sudden death overtime after finishing regulation tied with Ed Kowalski and Chuck Lasher. The duo birdied the first hole of playoff to secure victory.
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Benefit doubleheader rescheduled at Lycoming Field
A cancelled benefit doubleheader at Lycoming Field has been moved to Sunday night with Milford Old-Timers facing Bridgeport Old-Timers at 7 pm and Milford All Stars meeting North End Sports in the second game to aid the family of Ray O Connor.
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Evert Goolagong reach Open finals after rain delay
Chris Evert, achieving her 100th straight clay win, defeated Miha Jansovec 6 3 6 1 in a lengthy rain delayed semifinal at Forest Hills. Evonne Goolagong routed Dianne Fromholtz 7 0 6 0 to set up a long awaited rematch.
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Tigers Edge Red Sox 1-0 on Oglivie homer in rain
Ben Oglivie drilled a first inning homer for Detroit and Ray Bare shut down Boston, as the Tigers won 1-0 in five innings before rain halted play. Bare improved to 7-7, with two double plays aiding the effort. Red Sox threats fizzled despite multiple baserunners.
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Fryman Scatters Nine Hits For Expos Over Pirates
Woody Fryman pitched a nine hit game to lift the Montreal Expos to a 4-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Barry Foote, Larry Parrish, and Pete MacKanin fueled a two-run second inning, while Montreal scored twice more in the third. Fryman improved to 4-1 against Pittsburgh this year as the Expos halted a Pirate five-game winning streak.
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Wallis Lifts Cubs Past Phillies, 3-2
Jos Wallis delivered key hits and scored a run as the Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2. Bill Madlock homered for Chicago, and Rick Reuschel withstood early trouble to earn the win. The Phillies dropped their 12th loss in 14 games as they struggled with batting and timely hitting.
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Bridgeport Club Seeks Skaters
Boys and girls interested in joining the Greater Bridgeport Speed Skating Club should contact G.5. Glaser at 65 Marsh Rd Easton.
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Mets Edge Cardinals 4 3 On Harrelson Infield Single
Bud Harrelson drove in the deciding run with a two run seventh inning rally that gave the New York Mets a 4 3 win over the St Louis Cardinals in Busch Stadium Ed Kranepool started the key rally with a feint off single and John Denny who had begun the night with a 4 0 career mark against New York faltered as Stearns Mangual and Harrelson contributed infield hits and a late ninth inning run sequence The win went to Mickey Lolich with relief from Skip Lockwood and Bob Apodaca.
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