Royals Rally to Take 3 Games From White Sox
Hal McRae and the Kansas City Royals won 3-2 to complete a three game sweep of the Chicago White Sox amid White Sox pitching and defense struggles. The victory tightened the AL Central race as Minnesota and Texas chase the Royals while Sox bats remained hot but inconsistent.
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Hal McRae
Kansas City Royals
Sox
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Royals
Texas Rangers
John Mayberry
Kansas City
Angels Beat Orioles In Slugfest With Bonds Blast
In a game packed with twists, Tony Solaita and Don Baylor start Angels scoring as Dave Chalk bloops home a run, and Bobby Bonds belts his 26th homer. Bonds extends a hot streak to five games as Frank Howard’s 1988 AL record looms. Nolan Ryan and Wayne Simpson pitch for the Angels in a tense late innings battle.
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Dodgers fall to Phillies as Carlton solos again
Dodgers drop a fourth straight as Steve Carlton dominates with 13 straight decisions. Philadelphia tops Los Angeles 21 to 1 in Veterans Stadium after late runs, while Dodgers muster seven hits, three by Dave Lopes. Reed and Maddox homers pace Phillies as Sutton exits early.
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Lasorda
Phillies
Glenn Burke
Glenn Burke’s Run-Scoring Sinrgle
Garry Maddox
Philadelphia
Richie Hebner
Sutton
Feeneys Chore Anglers and Feeneys NL Presidency Talk
Columnist Loal Schrader notes vacation and baseball musings as he reflects on Chub Feeney amid NL leadership shifts. He praises baseball as entertainment while critiquing the National League structure and fans’ loyalties in Cincinnati New York and San Francisco contexts.
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Chub Feeney
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Cubs Battle To Draw As Isher Hits Fourth Homer
Cubs battle to a twin bill draw after Isher hits his fourth homer. Padres rally with three runs in the eighth including a Turner two run shot. Reds top Pirates 6 0, Cardinals beat Astros 5 2, Braves down Expos 4 2, Mets fall to Giants. Soto earns first major league shutout. Reitz goes 4 for 4 with two RBIs for St Louis. Ruthven wins first since April 19 as Atlanta beats Montreal. Alexander drives in four for San Francisco in a win at Shea.
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Shea’ Stadium
Strings Rally Past Borg In OT To Beat Nets
In a World Team Tennis match at the Forum 8,833 attended the largest crowd in Strings history as Ilie Nastase rallied from 4-1 down to defeat Bjorn Borg 7-5. Los Angeles Strings won 25-23 in overtime over the Cleveland Nets as Riessen and Borg won two games before Ralston held to finish the match. The Strings moved to 10-29, while the Nets fell to 15-25.
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Barons Blank Santa Barbara to Open USC State Tourney
Frank Patten sparked the Lakewood Barons with a two run triple in the third as they blanked Santa Barbara 4 0 at Joe Rodgers Field. Dave Gray pitched a complete game one hitter for the Barons. In the other game Vista won 4 3 in eight innings over Culver City. The tournament resumes Wednesday night.
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Lakewood ‘Barons
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Joe Rodgers
Dave Gray
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