Cincinnatis Coker hits grand slam as Reds rally past Cubs
Cincinnati catcher Jim Coker, once a fringe player, belted a grand slam to spark a Reds revival. He has a string of 10 games behind the plate in the comeback, part of an eight of ten and sixteen of sixteen run since manager Bristle took over two weeks ago.
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National League Standings and Friday Schedule
Standings show leaders in the National League with teams such as San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago. Friday games list matchups including San Francisco at Cincinnati Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at St Louis with pitchers noted.
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Sports Matchups Across Five Cities
Cleveland visits California while Detroit plays Kansas City at twilight. Baltimore travels to Minnesota as New York meets Chicago and Boston faces Washington in key clashes.
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Warriors Win State Title In Dramatic Seventh Inning Finish
Cedar Rapids Washington wins the Iowa high school summer baseball championship over Tee Jay 6-4 at Brookside Park. Tom Madson doubles in the seventh, driving in Jim Hamer for the decisive run as Washington clinches the title in a thrilling finish.
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Cardinals Lose to Bees Fall Five Games Back in League
Cedar Rapids drops a second straight to Burlington as the Bees push the Cardinals five games back in the Midwest League pennant race. Cedar Rapids begins a rugged road trip to Fox Cities after giving up 13 hits to Burlington with Di Fabio charged for the loss.
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Washington Warriors win state baseball title at Cedar Rapids
Coach Pinky Priamese leads the Washington Warriors to a come from behind state baseball championship over Council Bluffs T J in Cedar Rapids. The victory caps a strong year with swimming titles runner up finishes in basketball and track and a wrestling tie. The article also notes Bay Don Nelsons NBA insights and an NBA exhibition game promotion at Rock Island High School.
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