Hall's late homer pace fuels Twins rally against Orioles
Hall battered a pitch for a double in a tight AL clash as Minnesota keeper Mele jokes about a $100 fine for breaking up a rally. Killebrew and Rollins powered a seventh inning barrage, lifting the Twins to a 9 4 win while the Orioles slip in the standings. Other AL results and NL scores follow with Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 0 and San Francisco 3 Houston 1 in 11 innings.
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Jay and Davenport pace NL action in heat and air
Jay thrived in the heat at Mack Stadium as San Francisco beat Houston 3 to 1 behind a six win. Davenport fended off New York with a big double and a late homer helped snap a include 17 try game. Atlanta extended a six game streak while Minnesota and Detroit delivered big wins in the AL.
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Guilford Eliminated From NAIA After Late Lewis Rally
In St Joseph Missouri Lewis College defeated Guilford College 86 with a three run inside the park homer in the eighth inning to end Guilford's NAIA tournament run. Earlier Guilford beat Missouri Valley 3 2 and led 30 in the first inning on Ed Brockwell s two run single.
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Thompson Heads to The Citadel After Resignation
Thompson, 31, will take a new post at The Citadel next Wednesday, succeeding Paul Brandenburg who resigned in May to enter private business in Greensboro North Carolina.
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Watson Drops 5 Off Pace In NAIA Golf Tourney
Shawnee Oklahoma AP reports the final 72 hole NAIA golf tourney with 10 teams and 34 individuals in the last round. Don Iverson of Wisconsin Lacrosse was the only player to finish round three under par among 89 collegians. Louisiana led the team standings as Iverson shot four under par. Watson of High Point and Pat O'Brien of McNeese are among top finishers. Appalachian State sits 14th with 931.
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City Golf Starts Saturday as 180 Tee Off
The High Point Golf Assn City tournament begins Saturday at Blair Park with 180 entrants. Play starts 7:48 am, last group 2:04 pm. Watson, defending champ, is at an NAIA event in Oklahoma and will return for two Sunday rounds. Flights after 36 holes, 18 holes each day, scratched for missed start times.
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