River Falls Seeks Second Stars Title in 12 and Under Tourney
River Falls opened the Stars of Tomorrow 12 and under baseball event with a win and moved among 32 teams into Saturday play. The field features 48 games across seven parks with 10:30 a.m. starts and a Sunday title game forecast.
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Orioles win doubleheader as Palmer nears no hitter
Jim Palmer allowed only scattered hits as Baltimore completed a doubleheader sweep of Cleveland 9-0 and 5-2, closing in on the Yankees in the AL East. Kansas City rallied to defeat Chicago 2-1 after a late comeback, with Carl Taylor and Hal McRae producing key runs in the 10th inning.
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Yankees Survive Brewers Behind Lindy McDaniel Brilliance
New York rallies to a 7-6 win over Milwaukee at home, led by Lindy McDaniel who unlocked relief duties after relieving Mel Stottlemyre. McDaniel earned his seventh win in 10 decisions with a 2.27 ERA, while Sparky Lyle and Fred Beene bolster a strong Yankees bullpen. The victory capped a 10-3 home stand as Nettles homered and White tripled in a late-inning surge.
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Bill Lueck May Miss Pack Opener
Green Bay Packers announce regular guard Bill Lueck will miss 7 to 10 days with a back injury possibly skipping the exhibition opener against the Chicago Bears in Milwaukee. Coach Dan Devine will start Keith Wortman in his spot and notes focus on two minute offense and field goal units during camp.
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Reed Wins Stokes Award For Courage In NBA Comeback
Willis Reed, Knicks captain and 1973 NBA Finals MVP, named Maurice Stokes Memorial Award winner for embodying courage and determination. Award presentation set for August 14 at Kutsher's Country Club during the Stokes memory benefit game following Reed's comeback leading to the Knicks’ second title in four years.
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La Crescent Wins In Ninth In Sub-District Baseball
La Crescent Junior Legion beat Caledonia 9-6 in nine innings to advance to district tournament in Rochester on Aug 4. Darrell Oldenburg pitched six innings and had three hits for La Crescent. Caledonia’s Mike Bentley took the loss.
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Allen To Rejoin Chisox Workouts
Star first baseman Dick Allen of the Chicago White Sox, sidelined by two hairline fractures in his left leg from a June collision, will join workouts in Bloomington Minnesota after a Thursday medical exam. He remains on the disabled list indefinitely.
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