Law's bases walk caps Sox rally vs Tigers in tight win
Rudy Law drew a bases loaded walk with two outs in the eighth to complete Chicago's three run rally and beat Detroit 6-5 after Harold Baines opened the frame with a single. Law also added a sacrifice fly and a single as Chicago improved to 12-4 in their past 16.
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Yanks Balk at Pine Tar Game Resumption Date
The American League told the Royals and Yankees to resume the suspended July 24 pine tar bat game on August 18. Yankee players, led by Don Baylor, oppose playing that day, citing it as an off day. League President Lee MacPhail ruled the game must be resumed with Royals leading 5-4, but final decision lies with whether either club votes to play or forfeits.
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Cubs hand Cardinals eighth straight loss in Chicago
Ron Cey powered a 5 3 Cubs win over St Louis as Chicago extended its lead against the Cardinals to eight wins in ten meetings this season. Cey drove in two runs and scored once while Lee Smith earned his 18th save. Herr will miss rest of season due to knee surgery. Other NL results include Atlanta 7 San Francisco 2 and Montreal 7 New York 2.
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Expos Top Mets as Oliver Keys Sixth Inning Rally
Montreal’s Milt Oliver had three hits and scored the go ahead run on a sixth inning double off Ed Lynch to lift the Expos past the Mets 4 3 ending New York’s four game win streak Warren Cromartie followed with a run scoring single to break the tie and give Montreal the edge.
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Royals targeted in broader cocaine probe
U.S. Attorney Jim Marquez disclosed that former Royals pitcher Vida Blue and several Kansas City players were questioned in a federal cocaine probe. He declined to identify others, noting the investigation spans sale distribution and use of drugs in Johnson County, with grand jury sessions in Topeka Wichita and Kansas City.
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