Pena Delivers Unexpected Homer To Lift Cardinals
The Cardinals beat the Padres 4-3 as Tony Pena belted a seventh inning homer to break a 3-3 tie. Pena also drove in a run with a two-out double and helped quiet a San Diego rally while Ken Dayley earned the win and Todd Worrell captured the save. The win tied St. Louis with the Mets for first in the NL East, and the club improved to 12-5 at home.
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Flyers edge Canadiens in overtime to force game six
Dave Poulin scored 5:02 into overtime as the Flyers stunned Montreal 2-1 in a wide open game. Ron Hextall notched his first victory of the series, lifting Philadelphia to cut the series deficit to 3-2 with Montreal ahead.
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Hillegas Finishes Strong in 10-1 Sox Win
Milwaukee game saw Shawn Hillegas struggle in the first inning yet receive run support as Chicago White Sox pounded 15 hits in a 10-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Hillegas improved to 1-4 with the win and said he needed the win after earlier struggles.
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Brewers Fall Short Against White Sox In Sewn Upset Loss
The Chicago White Sox beat Milwaukee 5-1 as Ron Kittle blasted a three run homer and Hillegas pitched seven solid innings. Robin Yount had Milwaukee’s lone run with a third inning single, while Bill Wegman took the loss after surrendering five runs in 4 2 3 innings. Umpire call on Yount foul ball looms over the game as Trebelhorn argued the ruling. The White Sox now lead the season series 3-0 against Milwaukee.
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Mears Shatters Indy Speed Records With Fast Lap
INDIANAPOLIS UPD Rick Mears drove the fastest lap ever at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Monday aboard a Penske Chevrolet. He completed the 2.5 mile oval in 38.7 seconds at about 225.733 mph, rendering traditional time speed charts obsolete and outpacing the race program’s converters. Rookie Buddy Lazier follows in the IMS family tradition here this month.
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Lazier tied to his father and Foyt record chase at Indy 500
Te Nae cts Lazier, rookie completed Monday, drives Cosworth No 35 matching his father Bob who raced Indy rookie at 42 in 1981. Rival Rich Vogler challenges A J Foyt for the USAC career win mark, aiming to close a gap of 37 wins in sprint midget Indy races, with totals 159 for Foyt, 122 for Vogler. Including regional USAC results, Foyt has 162 to Vogler 156.
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