LaSalle tops Regis in defensive grind near end
LaSalle built a late drive and held Regis at the goal line as time expired. Stevie completed 10 of 19 passes for 139 yards and 25 rushing yards, while Haefner and Downey each contributed multiple receptions. LaSalle relied on strong ground work led by Schulte Hodges and McBowen to doggedly advance.
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49ers overwhelm Vikings with 48 point surge
San Francisco built a 13-7 lead after the first quarter as Joe Montana connected with Dwight Clark for a 21 yard TD pass and Ray Wersching added two field goals. In the second period the 49ers scored three touchdowns and added another later, while Minnesota pitcher Kramer and Nelson botched a key exchange leading to a Vikings fumble. Roger Craig rushed 36 yards on 15 carries and scored once. Bud Grant praised Minnesota's execution, but five interceptions tied a single game record against the Vikings.
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Arias Upsets Noah to Reach U.S. Open Semis
Ninth seed Jimmy Arias defeated Yann Noah in a five set duel 7-6 4-6 6-3 1-6 7-5 to advance to the U S Open semifinals in New York. Ivan Lendl also beat Mats Wilander 6-4 6-4 7-6 to join him in the semis as defending champion Jimmy Connors prepared to face Bill Scanlon.
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White Sox rout Angels on back to back homers by Baines and Luzinski
Chicago built a five run third inning as Harold Baines hit his 14th homer and Greg Luzinski added his 28th to fuel an 8-5 victory over California. Rich Dotson earned the win with seven plus innings while Mike Witt took the loss.
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Dodgers Top Reds as Welch Wins. Marshall HR Highlights
Mike Marshall hit a three run homer and Bob Welch pitched eight strong innings allowing four hits. Welch improved to 14-11 with eight strikeouts and two walks, surrendering the lone fourth inning run. Marshall added a 16th homer after Dusty Baker and Pedro Guerrero singled in the fourth. In Milwaukee, Don Baylor and Bert Campaneris drove in two apiece for the Yankees in a 15-hit night. Bob Shirley earned the win in relief as New York topped Milwaukee, while Houston’s Denny Walling delivered a pinch hit double in the 10th to score George Bjorkman.
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Line drive fractures Kemp's cheekbone in batting practice
New York Yankees outfielder Steve Kemp suffered a fractured cheekbone when hit by Omar Moreno’s line drive in batting practice before a game against the Milwaukee Brewers. Kemp was also diagnosed with a chipped tooth and a swollen eye and was taken to the intensive care ward for precautionary reevaluation by an eye doctor.
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Giants Pitcher Greg Minton Home Run Streak Through 1981
San Francisco Giants pitcher Greg Minton extended his streak through the 1981 season by not surrendering a home run in 255 consecutive innings. The run showcased his durability and dominance on the mound for the club.
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