Phillies Rally Past Mets In Tight NL East Race
The Philadelphia Phillies, once in last, upset the New York Mets 6-4 to stay in the NL East hunt. Greg Luzinski slugged two homers as Philly closes in on first place with six games left against St. Louis and four each versus Pittsburgh Chicago and New York. Expos beat Cardinals 4-1 while Cubs blank Pirates 2-0. Reds top Dodgers 6-3. Braves outlast Giants 6-5 in 11. Astros beat Padres 4-2. American League scores include Baltimore, Cleveland, Minnesota, Chicago and others.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Baseball schedule snapshot for several leads and results
The recap lists upcoming games with pitchers and records for Pittsburgh Chicago New York Philadelphia Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Atlanta Montreal St Louis along with recent results Tuesday through Wednesday including Milwaukee Baltimore Boston New York Detroit Minnesota Texas Oakland Kansas City California Chicago and Minnesota. The items mix day games twi nights and doubleheaders with various win loss tallies and pitcher bullets.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sport Outlook
Solunar Tables sourced from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES advises planning days around prime fishing and hunting periods. The schedule highlights days with optimal activity windows to maximize sport opportunities in good territory and cover.
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Fireballing Ryan sparks Angels win
Nolan Ryan dominated Chicago with 12 strikeouts as the California Angels defeated the White Sox 3-1. The win boosted Ryan toward a league record, while Wilbur Wood struggled amid three errors by Brian Downing leading to all three unearned runs.
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Associated Press
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Congress acts swiftly on lifting local TV blackouts
Washington AP reports Congress moves fast to lift local television blackouts on home games that are sold out 72 hours in advance. The House appears to push ahead with broad support, aiming to speed the measure through quickly.
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Hal McAfee Returns to the Coliseum for Razorbacks Clash
Arkansas linebacker Hal McAfee, raised partly in Buena Park California, recalls the Los Angeles Coliseum as a vast arena where players look like miniatures from the top tier. He eagerly anticipates leading the Razorbacks against USC on September 15 at 7 30 p m PDT in the Coliseum season opener.
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Allen Faces His Toughest Test With Duane Thomas
Washington coach George Allen faces molding the volatile Duane Thomas into a team player as part of a broader effort to rehabilitate NFL misfits. Thomas’s history with Dallas and San Diego, his sensitivity, and his clashes with coaching style raise questions about fit, commitment, and a possible path to a Super Bowl run for the Redskins.
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Southern Cal Poised To Open Title Defense In Opener
AP preview notes Southern California, defending national champion, is a heavy favorite in a season opener against Arkansas. Star players include running backs Anthony Davis Rod McNeill, receiver Lynn Swann and QB Pat Haden. Arkansas fielded a very young squad, with 35 of 54 players freshmen or sophomores.
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Associated Press
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