Pirates sweep Mets in doubleheader to gain NL lead
Dolty Dyer delivered a game winning homer in the first game and Richie Hebner homered and doubled as the Pittsburgh Pirates swept the New York Mets 5-4 and 4-3 in a Sunday doubleheader, narrowing the NL West gap behind the Mets. Hebner racked up four RBIs in the opener amid a five hour contest delayed by rain, as Pittsburgh extended its streak and prepared for a 14 game trip.
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Rookie Davis eyes first big run as Sun face tough field
WFL game notes show rookie Davis learning through heavy duty drives after field- position starts. Davis praises first downs as top priority while Sun seeks improvement and builds toward a peak, comparing season progress to mid in USC. Davis has a 12 yard long rush, with aims at better breaking long runs.
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Rhinos Open Season With Ninth Straight Victory
The California Ithinos beat the L A Ramblers 26 to 7 to extend their winning streak to nine. Stan Chapman caught two touchdown passes, one from player-coach Sean McKinney, formerly of Long Beach State, while Rod Graves of Fullerton State threw the other TD.
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Will Angels reap Doyle dividends in Boston deal
Arlington news notes Doyle has a 21 game hitting streak for the Red Sox since joining on June 14 from the Angels, boosting Boston’s AL East lead and contributing to 16 or 17 wins. Angels plan repayment with cash or a player, amid talks of a larger winter trade with Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Anaheim
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Boston Globe
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Keane
Dick O'Connell
O'Connell
Commissioner's Office
Gordon's gain in ASA playoffs and local baseball notes
Local ASA playoff scene includes Gordon's Cabinets and Orange County Cobras earning two wins apiece in district play at Carson's Dominguez Park. The San Bernardino bracket final spots hinge on next Sunday’s South Gate vs Gagnon Century 21 Really winner, with Lakewood Truckers awaiting. Also noted are Angels players and a summary of recent spring exhibition and scoring incidents.
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Doyle Delivers Hot Bat as Red Sox Rally Over Tigers
Denny Doyle extended his major league leading 21st straight game hit as Boston beat Detroit 6 4. The Red Sox, riding strong hitting from Doyle, Fred Lynn and Bernie Carbo, opened a long homestand with a sweep of the Tigers and moved 1991-92 games ahead in the East. Cooper provided the only offense for Boston's rivals, matching the day’s pace with a late homer.
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