Clark's two homers lift Cardinals past Pirates in extra innings
Jack Clark hit his 20th homer of the season as part of a two homer night lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to an 8 6 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates in 10 innings. Whitey Herzog praised Clark's power while Bill Dawley earned the win. Pirates tied it late and recalled Barry Jones from Vancouver, while Dave Johnson was sent down.
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Rhoden Hurt As Yankees Sweep Orioles In 6-3 Win
Rick Rhoden left after five innings with a knee injury from a line drive as the Yankees beat the Orioles 6-3 to complete a four game sweep. Henry Cotto drove in three runs filling in for the injured Rickey Henderson who is sidelined with a pulled hamstring.
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Phillies fall as Elia debuts with loss to Cubs
The Phillies, under new manager Lee Elia, dropped 9-7 to Chicago as Rafael Palmeiro and Keith Moreland hit two run homers in a four run third. Palmeiro added a sacrifice fly in the sixth, aiding Rick Sutcliffe’s win and sealing Philadelphia’s third straight defeat. Elia defended remarks about Cubs fans and defended his hiring amid the club’s first managerial vacancy since Al Campanis remarks.
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Howser remembered as Royals honor late manager
Kansas City figures and fans recalled Dick Howser’s love of baseball at a memorial service in Kansas City, 51, who led the Royals to the 1985 World Series title. About 1,300 mourners attended as friends and colleagues praised his leadership, integrity, and impact beyond the game.
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Nicklaus Seeks 21st Major in Open at Olympic Club
Nicklaus fired a 70 to sit three behind leader Ben Crenshaw after the first round of the U S Open at the Olympic Club. The 47 year old star said he can still win majors when in position as he entered a record tying 31st Open. Raymond Floyd defending champion posted 68 along with Seve Ballesteros and Tommy Nakajima. Denis Watson, Nick Price and Bernhard Langer were at 69, two back.
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Masters golfer Crenshaw shoots under par in windy Open practice
The sun baked course and slick greens faded as Crenshaw, the 1984 Masters champion, opened with five birdies and a double bogey. He described the day as tough yet favorable for scoring with no wind and true greens, noting two long birdie putts and another from 35 feet that aided his 3-under front nine.
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