Royals pound Twins in 11-2 rout with 23 hits
Kansas City blistered Minneapolis with a season high 23 hits led by Jim Eisenreich five and Danny Tartabull four as the Royals beat the Twins 11-2. Seven straight singles sparked a seven-run third inning. Storm Davis earned the win.
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Villanueva Delivers Walkoff Run In Cubs 3 2 Win
Hector Villanueva lashed a 0 2 pitch for a two out single in the 10th inning driving in the winning run as the Chicago Cubs edge the St. Louis Cardinals 3 2. Ryne Sandberg added a 21st homer and Mike Harkey pitched nine strong innings to snap a three game slide.
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Don Zimmer
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Reds hammer Dodgers as Sabo caps six-run sixth
In Cincinnati, Chris Sabo hit a three-run homer to cap a six-run sixth inning off Fernando Valenzuela, sealing the Reds’ ninth win in 12. Valenzuela relinquished six runs in his shortest outing in five starts as Cincinnati stretched its NL West lead.
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Gibson would be welcomed back by Tigers
ANAHEIM Calif AP The idea of Kirk Gibson returning to Detroit drew mixed reaction from Tigers star Dan Perry who joked he would give up his uniform number for Gibson and said it would be good for Detroit. Manager Sparky Anderson denied talks but acknowledged Gibson's request to return was known.
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Ten inducted into C.R. Hall of Fame and fast action in tournaments
The C.R. Shrine added ten new Hall of Fame members Cliff Rice Mike Pallesen John Meunch Joe Dolan David Wood Ron Findley Laura Paulus Emma Squires Tom Stramer and Bob Hupp. Dick Hawk highlighted with big hits as Gary Hilton powered a three run homer. In tourney play Cedar Rapids Budweiser Blasters won 1 0 over Hopp Electric Motors and Craft Cochran edged T J s Pizza 12 11 for the men s modified title.
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Bosch-Rausch eliminated from Eau Claire Classic tourney
In the 24th Eau Claire Classic, Bosch-Rausch Financial Metfo rts of Cedar Rapids were eliminated after losing to Croix Valley. Gregg Bosch went 3-1 with a 1.00 ERA over 27 inning pitched, including a 1-0 win over Waterloo Kent Feeds and a 6-0 win over Marksman. The Des Moines Metros edged Bosch-Rausch 6-5 in eight innings to end their run.
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Legion Blue Splits Twin Bill With Dubuque County
Cedar Rapids Legion Blue earned a 7-6 victory in game two to split the doubleheader with Dubuque County after dropping game one 10-8. Tony Booth led Blue with a two run homer and three RBI while Jeff Huber struck out six over seven innings in the nightcap.
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Walford dominates Cedar Rapids in 9-0 win. nightcap goes to Metro
Walford defeats Cedar Rapids Metro Sports 9-0 in the first game as Dick Sawvill and homers by Jim Drakozal Jerry Winter and Larry Mims fuel the victory. Metro wins the second game 5-2. Gordy Nordgren of Norway blanks Red Top 7-0, then Red Top scores 15-4 in nightcap with Jeff Schafer earning his fourth win and sixth homer.
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Larry Mims
Walford
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Metro
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Norway
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Red Top
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Lohaus Stars In Larry's Game As White Tops Red
Detlef Schrempf Dominique Wilkins and Chris Mullin led the White team to a 168-161 win over Bird's Red in the third annual Larry's Game at Market Square Arena. Bird had 27 points and 14 assists. Mullin and Wilkins each scored 35. Lohaus led White with 20 in the first half. Proceeds fund high school scholarships.
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