Expos defeat Cubs as Martinez shines and Owen extends errorless run
Montreal pitcher Dennis Martinez allowed four hits in a complete game win over the Chicago Cubs 5 1. Spike Owen extended his season long errorless streak to 60 games at shortstop tying a major league mark while Tom Foley contributed a two run triple and an RBI double. The Cubs placed Jerome Walton on the 15 day DL with a broken left hand.
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Jefferson sweeps Norway with one hitter and nine first-inning runs
No. 2 Jefferson defeats Class 1A Norway 5-0 in game one as Kyle Condran limits the visitors to one hit and three Ks. The J-Hawks dominate game two 10-0 in five innings, with Paul Pickering’s second-inning grand slam and Matt Donner driving in four RBIs. Donner and Konigsmark also contribute multi-hit efforts.
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Reds rally past South Bend in tense 9th inning
Reds win 7-2 as Pete Heeler and Rick Allen drive crucial hits in late innings. Jeffery pitched a laboring but effective outing, throwing 124 pitches, while South Bend’s Mike Mongiello walked bases loaded before being relieved. Allen’s bases clearing double capped the scoring in the eighth, sealing the victory despite South Bend’s late rally.
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Marion sweeps non conference softball twin bill at Washington
Marion beat Washington 12-0 in six innings and 9-6 as Kim Lochner pitched a two hitter with a three run double. Kristin Wilson, Lochner, Nikki Port and Carrie King produced offense for the Indians as they improve to 10-7. LaSalle won second game at Western Dubuque 5-1 behind Jamie Rodenkirk six-hitter. Lisbon beat East Central 13-3 to pull even with Clarence Lowden for Mid East lead.
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Regis Pounds Linn-Mar in Softball Doubleheader
Regis swept a non conference twin bill at Linn-Mar as Kim Rudolph sidelined by a pulled hamstring. Coach Tom Lilly views the Jefferson Invitational as a chance for the Royals to earn top Metro softball billing.
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Regis softball reshapes lineup amid key conference clashes
Regis, 10-3 in Wamac, prepares for a Manchester doubleheader and Jeff tourney semifinals as Kennedy Linn-Mar loom. hamstring sidelined Rudolph, Tow and Sparks fill in, Seidl, Smith spark in wins. Ashley pitches nine innings for Regis as Linn-Mar’s Bray Hicks helps drive late rallies.
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Lendl and Graf Named Wimbledon No 1 Seeds
Ivan Lendl and Steffi Graf earned top seeds at Wimbledon as the No 1 players on the men's and women's computer rankings. John McEnroe secured the fourth seed due to past performances as the grass court Grand Slam opens on June 25.
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Mad taxi driver slams Nolan Ryan in Seattle
Nolan Ryan escaped serious injury after a cab door jammed his thumb in Seattle. The Rangers pitcher described initial soreness but said the thumb would not affect his pitching schedule. pitching coach Tom House and his wife were with him.
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