The Black Swan returns to Milwaukee Bucks rookie camp
Bob Lackey, nicknamed The Black Swan, joins the Bucks rookie camp in Milwaukee as a longshot candidate to make the summer league team. Coach Don Nelson seeks smart, quick players with team concept, not merely scoring. Lackey, 28, former Marquette star, has played in the Nets, Netherlands, and France, and is pursuing a philosophy degree while weighing a pro return.
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Carew steals show as Twins rout Brewers 10-3 in Minnesota
Rod Carew foiled his vow by stealing home and going 3 for 4 to lift the Twins over Milwaukee 10-3 in Bloomington. Dave Goltz limited the Brewers to seven hits as Bob Gorinski added a homer, a double and a single. Milwaukee starter Jerry Augustine took the loss.
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Billy Hunter Named Rangers Manager After Flurry of Changes
Billy Hunter becomes the Texas Rangers' fourth manager in a week and will take over tonight. Owner Brad Corbett promises no more changes as Hunter arrives in Oakland with the Orioles necktie still on, after accepting the job offer Monday morning in Cleveland.
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McCovey Hits Grand Slam to Surpass Aaron in NL Mark
Giants slugger Willie McCovey hit two homers in one inning including a bases loaded grand slam to lift San Francisco past Cincinnati 14 9. The slam gave him NL career grand slams leader status and 478 homers, edging Hank Aaron who holds the MLB record with 23 grand slams.
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Semifinal baseball action moved to Coon Valley site
Semifinalists in the 29th Wisconsin 12th District Non-Pro Tournament resume tonight at Coon Valley after rainouts in Bangor. Bangor faces Tomah at 7:15 p.m. and Coon Valley hosts Black River Falls at 9:15 p.m. Winners meet Wednesday for Division Two title. loser plays in consolation Thursday. Also notes NL results from Monday games.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Card
Standings show Holtzman and Clay for New York at Toronto Lemanczyk and Willis with team notes. Other matchups include Jenkins at Detroit Arroyo vs Thurmondsgard at Minnesota Thurmodsgard? details and Kansas City Leonard at California Tanana 11-4. Wednesday games list Baltimore Cleveland Boston Detroit Seattle Chicago Milwaukee Minnesota Kansas City California.
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Red Sox slump hits fourth straight as Zimmer blames pitching
Boston drops 4-1 to Detroit as the Red Sox miss a home run for the third straight game after a record power spree. Zimmer blames starters for the skid while Detroit, led by Ron LeFlore and Rusty Staub doubles, wins behind Dave Roberts. The AL East lead narrows to two games over New York.
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