Mangual's 20th inning hit ends 1-0 A's win
In a 20 inning marathon, Mangual delivered a two out, two on single in the bottom of the 20th to lift Oakland over California 1-0. The game set AL records with 43 strikeouts, 26 by California hitters, and Vida Blue had 17 of Oakland's 14 hits in 6 1 3 innings.
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EGA Standings and Weekend Baseball Results
Weekend baseball standings show Montreal 3 Philadelphia 0 and Pittsburgh 11 Atlanta 2 on Friday. Saturday features mixed matchups with multiple ace pitchers named and early splits. Sunday games include Atlanta at Pittsburgh and Chicago at San Diego. Monday's schedule lists several key matchups and note of an earlier 1948 reference tying Houston and Mets in 24 innings.
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Training camp begins for rookie NFL coaches Prothro and Devine
The Los Angeles Rams Tommy Prothro and Green Bay Packers Dan Devine discuss the challenges of their first NFL seasons in a roundtable with AP reporters. They defend football discipline, reflect on dehumanizing claims, and note the mix of young talent and veteran leaders, including Bart Starr, Carroll Dale, and others.
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Bunge on Hill Sunday for Sox
Darrel Bunge aims to avenge his only loss of the year as the Muscatine Red Sox visit Bettendorf for a 2 PM game. The Merchants defeated the Red Sox 6-5 last Sunday on a disputed umpire decision. Next home game is Wednesday at 7:30 PM against Davenport Merchants at Tom Bruner Field.
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Expo hurler almost missed finishing second I-hitter
Montreal beat Philadelphia 3 0 as Steve Renko carried a one-hitter into the later innings. He walked five in the first three frames but settled, aided by Gene Mauch and catcher John Bateman, to finish strong and spark the Expos to their first run scoring via Renko himself.
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