Iron Mike Marshall Returns From Layoff With Dodgers Win
Los Angeles relief ace Mike Marshall, after a month away, pitched three innings of one-hit relief as the Dodgers edged the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2. Marshall, coming off an injury rib issue this season, declared himself ready to pitch again and said he felt as good as before.
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Mid-Prairie Tops Belles In Nine Inning Softball
Mid-Prairie defeated West Liberty 9-7 as West Liberty rallied for four runs in the seventh. Cathy Shalla homered twice for West Liberty, while Nancy Kos added a homer for Mid-Prairie. Ann McAndrew earned the win for Mid-Prairie.
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Ryan Aaron duel ends with Aaron's hit spoiling Ryan bid
Nolan Ryan failed to complete his two historic no-hit bid as Henry Aaron lined a low curveball through the left side in the sixth inning. Ryan finished with a two hitter, while the Angels defeated the Brewers 6 0. Lee Stanton drove in four runs, and Detroit, Boston, New York, Cleveland, and Baltimore won as other AL games unfolded.
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West Liberty and Columbus win in boys baseball action
West Liberty beat Wilton 12-5 with Larry Lenz and Mike Myers each collecting two hits and four and three RBIs. Rich Atkinson and Terry McDonald added two Liberty hits. Wilton’s Tom Norton Nick Hunzelman and Marty Wacker each had two hits. West Liberty to play Durant. Wilton to face Durant on Monday.
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Lights end rare 0-0 softball duel in Muscatine
In Muscatine Open Softball League at Kent Stein Park a 0-0 game between Jody's and Dollie's Tap ended when an electrical fire on a light pole shut down power. Blake pitched seven innings for Jody's with 12 strikeouts in a near perfect game as players waited for power crew. forfeit 7-0 to Jody's after Dollie's refused to move to a lit diamond. Protest board to decide if the forfeit stands. Safley Sporting Goods beat Danielson Construction 11-1 in five innings on a 10-run rule.
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Sun Devils cruise past Fullerton in opening College World Series
Arizona State routed Fullerton State 45-2 behind Floyd Bannister as Texas beat Oklahoma 4-2 in the nightcap. Bannister improved to 15-3 after a rocky start, Texas rode six strong innings from Gideon before a ninth-inning surge. Oklahoma’s baserunning miscues marred their effort in the double header opener.
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