Bowa's slam caps five-run seventh in Phils win over Reds
Larry Bowa hit his first career grand slam as the Phillies erupted for five runs in the seventh to beat Cincinnati 15-9. After a bases loaded walk to Sizemore and a wild pitch by Hoerner, Bowa delivered the decisive blast in a see-saw night.
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Ak Sar Ben Race Entries Friday Post Time Four P.M.
A listing of races at Ak Sar Ben with purses from 4 500 to 18 000 dollars detailing horses jockeys and weights for races one through nine Scheduled for Friday post time four p m includes four and six furlong sprints maiden and claiming events plus Nebraska bred and open company fields with multiple entries and weights for each rosters shows horse names and rider abbreviations such as Carter Boots and Gungo Switzer among others.
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Western Open begins with record-tying pro am round at Butler National
The Western Open opens at Butler National Golf Club in Oak Brook Illinois with 154 pros and two amateurs in a $200 000 field. Stockton tied the course record of 65 though par is 72 noting scores may be similar or lower than recent years but cautions that the course remains challenging. Host pro Don Kubiak expects lower scoring as underbrush has been cleared while hazards and rough persist.
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Baseball Scores and Probable Pitchers From Major League Action
Evening slate and box results feature Chicago, San Francisco, Houston, Atlanta, Cincinnati, St Louis, Los Angeles, New York, Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, Baltimore and Toronto. Notable: Niekro earns win for Atlanta. Reuss and Holtman perform for San Diego. Paxton secures win for Boston. Munson stars for Detroit.
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Iowa Oaks edge Omaha 1-0 on two infield hits
The Iowa Oaks defeated Omaha 1-0 at Rosenblatt Stadium as both teams managed only two infield hits. One of Iowa’s infield hits drove in the only run, in a night game attended by 1,419 fans.
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