Carew’s hot bats spark .400 chase in Twins rout
Minnesota’s Rod Carew swatted four hits including a homer and drove in six as the Twins crushed the White Sox 12 to 1. Carew raised his average seven points to .403, boosting talk of hitting .400 for the season and adding to his major league lead in total bases.
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Cooper's grand slam lifts Brewers past Seattle 8-6
Cecil Cooper delivered a ninth inning grand slam off Mike Kekich to rally Milwaukee from a two out spot. Cooper had only six hits in his prior 31 trips but connected as Jamie Quirk, Charlie Moore, and Robin Yount singled to set the stage. Seattle built early offense before Milwaukee answered with runs in multiple innings.
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Twins Win Slugfest 19 12 From White Sox in Street-Style Battle
Glenn Adams drives a Minnesota club record eight RBIs as the Twins beat Chicago 19 12 in a wild game. Rod Carew adds six RBIs and four hits to raise his average to .403. The White Sox hit four homers in the loss.
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May Wins Western Wisconsin Women's Amateur Title
Sally May of St Paul defeated Kathy Williams of La Crescent in the final round of the Western Wisconsin Women's Amateur at La Crosse Country Club. May shot 76 to Williams 77 amid 90 plus degree heat as Williams, a recent La Crescent High School graduate, struggled on the back nine with three-putts and bad chipping. May, a 17-year-old driving-range worker in St Paul, earned the championship and will attempt to qualify for the U.S. Open in Chicago July 11, while Williams plans to attend the University of Minnesota on an Evans Scholarship.
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