Rosie Beaird Black Leads Queen and Court in La Crosse Exhibition
Rosie Beaird Black and her Queen and Court barnstorming softball group drew about 600 fans at Carroll Park in La Crosse. They defeated the Keg Bar men 1 0 in three innings and topped Hardee's 10 0 in three innings as Rosie struck out seven while pitching hitless ball.
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Bucks invite NBA rookies after Lackey shock
Milwaukee coach Don Nelson finished rookie camp ahead of schedule and invited several prospects to summer activity. Kent Benson the top pick and other players will join the Bucks while Bob Lackey, a former Marquette favorite, questions why he was not invited. Benson has a summer league clause.
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Sorensen Shuts Out Twins In Milwaukee Victory
Milwaukee rookie Lary Sorensen pitched eight strong innings to beat Minnesota 1-0 as Rod Carew reached .411 with two walks and a double. Sorensen walked Carew in the fifth to avoid a late threat, Sal Bando drove in Cecil Cooper for the game's only run, and Milwaukee’s bullpen preserved the shutout. In other news, rain postponed the Greater Milwaukee Open opening round at Tuckaway, with a 8 a.m. Friday start and a 36-hole Sunday finish.
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Fidrych Shuts Down Red Sox as Tigers Win Sixth Straight
Mark Fidrych improved to 6-0 with a 7-2 victory over Boston at Tiger Stadium as Jason Thompson drove in three runs and homered. Boston’s defeat extended its skid to six games while Detroit posted its longest win streak of the year.
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