Errors drop LA from 1st place by H Nissenenson
Astros and Phillies win to tighten NL West and East races. Gladding and Sutton shine, Mets extend hold as Reds and Pirates surge. Dodgers fall to second after a 4-2 Astros win and 6-3 Reds over Montreal. Blass shuts Dodgers. Gibson wins again for St Louis.
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Muscatine Muskie baseball sweep muscled past Kennedy
Muscatine High School scored early in both ends of a twinbill to beat Cedar Rapids Kennedy 2-1 and 2-0 at Tom Bruner Field. The wins, part of a seven game streak and three and zero MVC mark, featured five and two stolen bases in game one and solid pitching by Mike Shea in game two. Kennedy threatened in the seventh of the opener but the Muskies held on.
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Orioles win streak boosts surprise pace in tight division
Baltimore climbs to 36 wins with a 7-2 victory over Texas as Paul Blair collects three hits including a fourth inning double that seals the lead. Mike Cuellar earns his third win in eight decisions amid a slow start by the Orioles while Cleveland and Boston also notch wins in the day’s AL action.
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Morning Sun Tigers top LM 12 to 10 in five inning slugfest
Southeast Town baseball action saw Morning Sun win 12 to 10 over LM despite LM as home team. Morning Sun rallied with a nine-run fifth inning after a four-run fourth by LM, aided by three walks and four singles. Individual hits included LM's Randy Ball, Joe Hawkins, Bill Collins, Stan Peters with two each, and Morning Sun's Roger Samuels and Tony Thomas with two apiece.
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Durant Wins Ninth Inning Rally To Stay Unbeaten
Durant Phillies baseball report: Durant defeats U High 3-2 in bottom of the ninth. Brian Schlapkohl drove in the winning run with a bases loaded single as Durant improves to 44-0 on the year. Steve Petersen pitched well in relief, with two crucial outs in the eighth and ninth. U High’s Jne Hane Ida led the visitors with multiple hits. U High drops to 21-5. The Wildcats travel to Solon for a makeup game.
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Red Sox Host Bettendorf Sunday at Tom Bruner Field
The Muscatine Red Sox play Bettendorf Sunday at 2 PM at Tom Bruner Field after tonight’s game in Ottumwa. Kyle Reifert will pitch tonight, with Ed Sawvell or Darrel Bunge pitching Sunday.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From National League East to Monday
National League East standings show Kansas City leading New York by narrow margins with several teams close behind. Daily and Sunday game lines include Montreal Houston Chicago at San Francisco and other intercity matchups.
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Trojans win opener as USC beats Mississippi 8 1 in CWS
Southern California led by McQueen in relief beat Mississippi 8 1 to start the College World Series. Connecticut toppled Texas 3 0 in a pitching duel as Temple and Oklahoma clash, while Iowa faces Arizona State in the late games. Mississippi outhits USC but errors and three double plays hurt the Rebels.
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