Pirates win late to widen NL East lead
The Pittsburgh Pirates exploded for all their runs in the final two innings to rout Philadelphia 7-1, preserving a seven-game NL East edge over the New York Mets who beat Montreal 3-1. San Diego split an extra inning doubleheader with Houston after a 10-7 14-inning opener, while Cincinnati swept San Francisco in two.
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Baseball scores and games from Monday schedule across leagues
MLB and NL results show various games with line scores including Boston over Detroit 4-2 and Baltimore 5-0, Chicago 0-5 California 4, plus doubleheaders and extra inning contests in Milwaukee Cleveland and Pittsburgh Philadelphia, with pitchers Tidrow Lamb Lolich and others noted. A multi-city slate features twi nights, late games, and specific pitcher records such as Blyleven 9-12 and Osteen 11-7.
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Wood Battles Mound Woes in Twins Win and MLB Roundup
Bruce Lowitt reports Wilbur Wood adjusting to the mound amid a 1-0 loss to Minnesota as Harmon Killebrew belts a sixth inning homer. The Indians’ Hilgendorf shined in his first start, six hits allowed and seven strikeouts, in a 1-0 win over Milwaukee. Across the majors, Auerbach and Nelson fueled Rangers’ in Oakland, Brown sparked Tigers past Red Sox, Cuellar limited Yanks as Powell and Robinson produced key runs, and Oliver’s Royals-era surprise homer boosted Angels.
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League champs win tournaments at Kent Stein Park
Wally's Deep Rock and Rosenberg Agency swept girls softball titles Saturday at Kent Stein Park. In the 12-15 division Wally's defeated Muscatine Electric 16-1 with six hits in the fifth inning. In the 9-11 division Rosenberg beat Muscatine Journal 3-0 on a no-hitter by Michalle Oveson, with Monica Tale earning the win. The event also noted the World Horseshoe Pitching Championships opening in Greenville, Ohio.
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Gerber Wins Heat Then Feature at Columbus Junction
Jim Gerber of Long Grove earns his second straight feature win after a strong street stock night at Columbus Junction. He trailed early in the heat but surged to victory ahead of Ron Hemsted and Larry Jenkins in a heated main. Heat winners included Hemsted Bennet and Helm. semi main by Prymek. trophy dash by Diercks. Jenkins fastest time of 25.88. street stocks led by Phil Larson and Ron Van Acker. Next week’s race returns to Columbus Junction.
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Dodgers No-Hitter Beats Indians 6-0 in Minor Playoff
Jay Burkamper tossed a no hitter as the Dodgers topped the Indians 6-0 in a Minor Little League playoff at Kent-Stein Park. Burkamper and Mac Cooper each had two hits for the Indians, Burkamper also struck out once and walked one while facing a single batter. Johnson, Phelps and Robertson noted in the box.
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Masseys edge Pete's Tap in city beer league game
Dennis Peterson pitched a one hitter guiding Massey's to a 3-2 victory over Pete's Tap. John Gordy allowed six hits. D Peterson and R R Albright each had two hits for Massey's while J Stark hit a two run homer for Pete's Tap.
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