Orioles derail Red Sox pennant bid in 4-1 win
Baltimore rookie Jim Hardin pitched a three hitter and Boog Powell hit a three run homer to beat Boston 4-1. The Orioles handed the Red Sox a second straight loss and knocked Boston out of a three way lead with Minnesota and Detroit.
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National League Recap with Key Winners and Schedule
St Louis defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1 and Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 8 to 4 in 11 innings. Pittsburgh edged San Francisco 5 to 4 in 16 innings. Houston topped New York 6 to 1 while Chicago beat Atlanta 2 to 0. Tonight’s games feature Briles and Koosman starting for several clubs.
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McDowell Hurls Three-Hitter As Cleveland Wins
Sam McDowell pitched a three hit game with 11 strikeouts as Cleveland defeated the New York Yankees 6-1. Vern Fuller had three hits and three RBIs while the Yankees dropped to ninth in the AL, ending a three game win streak.
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Duke coach critiques defense after opening win
Duke coach Harp laments uneven defense and missed opportunities in the opening game. He notes young players unsettled by early deep field position, praises timely calls by Woodall and Davis, and says more efficiency is needed on early downs while acknowledging they can score both on the ground and through the air.
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Chisox Break Twins Tie With Ninth Inning Rally
Pete Ward delivered a run-scoring single as part of a four-run ninth inning to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 5-4 win over Minnesota, breaking a first-place tie in the American League. The loss drops Minnesota into a second-place tie with Boston as Detroit leads the league.
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Wilson Delivers as Detroit Topples Washington 5 4
Earl Wilson nailed a go ahead single in the fourth to lift Detroit to a 5 4 win over Washington. The victory, Wilsons 21st, put Detroit one game ahead in the pennant chase atop the American League standings. Bill Freehan Norm Cash Jim Northrup provided early runs, and Cash hit his 19th homer as Detroit held off late Washington threats.
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Phillies Rally Past Dodgers With 11th Inning Slam
Ricardo Joseph hit a pinch hit grand slam in the 11th to lift Philadelphia to an 8-4 win over Los Angeles. Cookie Rojas opened the inning with a double, was moved to third, and two intentional walks loaded the bases before Joseph cleared them for his first major league homer.
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Duke Triumphs Over Wake Forest In 65 Yard Scoring Drive
Duke and Wake Forest produced a scoring duel with Duke pushing 65 yards to a second quarter touchdown on Calabrese’s plunge. Woodall connected on multiple passes including a 45 yard strike to Ryan and a 30 yard completion to Henley Carter. Wake retaliated with Summers rushing for 66 yards and a late keeper for a score, but Duke held on for the win.
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