Cubbage Leads Twins Past Texas After Trade Revival
Minnesota built an 11-4 victory as Mike Cubbage, starting for the Twins against his former team, knocked in four runs including a two run double and fielder's choice. Cubbage, batting near .400, denied any revenge motive and highlighted Minnesota’s strong AL West lead.
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Standings and Schedule From AP Baseball Preview
American League standings show Milwaukee leading with 7 3, Toronto 7 7, Cleveland 4 6, Chicago 7 3, Oakland 6 4, Texas 6 5, California 6 8, Seattle 6 9. Thursday results: Detroit 8 Boston 0. New York 8 Toronto 6. Minnesota 11 Texas 4. Friday’s schedule lists multiple city matchups with noted pitchers and game times.
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Wrigley Remembered as Humble Baseball Host
Chicago memorial marks the passing of Philip K. Wrigley owner of the Cubs. Attendees include Jose Cardenal Rick Reuschel Bill Bonham Bowie Kuhn Ernie Banks and George Halas as family and dignitaries recall his integrity and tradition. Wrigley died in Wisconsin after a GI hemorrhage and private funeral services were held.
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Log boom removed from Dierks Lake and millwood activity update
The log boom weighing up to 900 pounds and 77,000 feet of cable were removed from Dierks Lake by Northcrop Corporation. Millwood Lake facilities faced high water and needed flushing and disinfection before reopening. Lake usage figures and fishing reports are noted, including a 52 pound buffalo and 45 pound catfish caught on trotlines at Otter Creek.
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Rockets edge Bullets in overtime to even series
Moses Malone career high 31 points 26 rebounds leads Houston 124-118 in overtime over Washington. Tomjanovich 20 points Newlin 16 points Kupchak 21 for Bullets Chenier 37 points leads visitors in defeat. Series tied 1-1 with game three in Landover Md Sunday.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover. Plan your activities to catch the best sport each day with this reference.
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