McGlothlin Bows Again as Hardin Propels Angels Loss
Baltimore pitcher Jim Hardin dominates Angels despite Mets past, driving in a run with a seventh inning double and earning a 1-0 win over Anaheim. Angels starter Jim McGlothlin suffers his second 1-0 defeat in four starts as Hardin improves to 16-8 with a 2.25 ERA after overcoming a shaky minor league past.
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Twins Edge Yankees 1-0 as ToVar Scores on Tresh Error
Dean Chance pitched eight innings of seven hit ball with nine strikeouts to win 12-11 for the Twins. A third‑inning error by Yankees shortstop Tresh allowed Cesar Tovar to score after Rich Reese grounded to Tresh. Dave Morehead earned the win, his first since Sept. 9.
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Orioles fall as Hardin stars in 1967 game against Mets
In 1967 a four hitter by Boston derailed Luis Tiant’s bid for his 19th win in a 3-0 Cleveland win. Hardin, recalled from the minors, contributed key double plays and recalls his minor league path with Williamsport and Rochester, including a no hitter against Williamsport. The Angels and Orioles prepare for a series wrap with injuries shaping lineups and pitching plans.
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Walker Batting Wizard: Astros Rally Behind Walker
Walter O Malley seeks a batting coach as Harry Walker rises from firing to managing to lead the Astros. Under Walker, Jim Wynn and John Bateman improved while Houston climbs from last place to potential sixth or seventh. The Astros beat the Dodgers 8-5.
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Rams Seek First Win as Chargers Visit San Diego
Foster and Smith lead a Rams front, aiming to break a winless start after losses to San Francisco Oakland and Pittsburgh. Chargers bolster defense with Tom Erlandson, while Jeff Staggs and others sit injured. No live TV for the game. Rams bus to San Diego Saturday and return after the matchup.
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Giants Edge Mets 1 0 in 17th inning marathon
Ron Hunt drove in Hal Lanier with two outs in the 17th to give the San Francisco Giants a 1-0 win over the New York Mets. Lanier led off the inning with a single, moved to third on a sacrifice, then scored on Hunt’s clutch hit as the game ended in dramatic fashion. Linzy pitched five innings for the Mets, suffering the loss. The Cubs topped Atlanta 5-1 behind Banks and Santo, while the Reds beat Pittsburgh 8-3 to push their winning streak to seven.
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Virginia Seaman Leads All Navy Golf Tourney
Navy golf championship at Los Alamitos begins with Mike Hastings of Norfolk shooting 71 to lead after the first round. The event features top 15 Navy players, many under 78, with 45 plus seniors breaking 80 and LCDR Irving Williams leading the seniors. Defending champ LCDR Nancy Hollenbeck heads the women at 87.
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Volleyball Teams Begin Workouts in Southern California
U S men's and women's volleyball squads start official workouts in Southern California on Saturday. Women train at Cal State Long Beach with two sessions daily while men practice at San Fernando Valley State College. Final trials occur Aug. 31 and Sept. 1-2 with locations in Santa Monica and Long Beach.
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Lakewood Softball: Dick Walker Realty 5 UDA 1
WP Klecker credited with win as Dick Walker Realty defeated UDA 5 to 1. Maliett homered for DW and Zanzabuki went 5 innings for Mayfair Men with Leonard getting the win.
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