Piniella's ninth inning blast beats Tribe 3-1
Lou Piniella drove in the tying and go-ahead runs with a three run homer in the ninth to lift the Yankees to a 3-1 win over Cleveland. Beattie allowed one run in a strong rookie debut, and New York trimmed Boston to move within 8 1/2 games of the Red Sox as other AL and NL games featured late drama and key performances.
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Low fat beef touted to reduce heart disease risk
A new feeding process developed in Australia and New Zealand yields low fat beef. The method, patented by the Australian agency, causes polyunsaturated fat to bypass the rumen reducing saturated fat in the meat. FDA is evaluating the product which could reach some U.S. markets early next year.
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Rose Eyes Cobb Comparison As He Near Streak
Pete Rose says he won t compare himself to Ty Cobb and will leave that to writers. He notes Cobb’s legend while reflecting on his own nearing Cobb’s 40 game hitting streak and his hopes to reach 4 000 hits.
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Kratzert Defends Hartford Open Title At Wethersfield
Defending champion Billy Kratzert leads a 150 player field in the $210,000 Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club. The 27th annual event starts with a 72-hole format as Kratzert seeks back to back wins after a 19 under par 265 last year. Notables include Gil Morgan and Andy Bean, with Nicklaus and Trevino absent. Sammy Davis Jr. aids charity through the Greater Hartford Jaycees event.
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Heinsohn fights San Diego coaching ultimatum
Former Celtics coach Tom Heinsohn seeks a federal ruling over a three year coaching offer from Irv Levin in San Diego. Heinsohn says he was told he must accept or forfeit a $100,000 a year Celtics contract and he wants legal clarity on his status. Levin plans to honor the Celtics deal, says Heinsohn’s lawyer. A decision from Judge Andrew Caffrey was awaited.
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Norwalk Names Mike Gross New Basketball Coach
Newly appointed Norwalk basketball coach Mike Gross will host a short meeting tonight at 6 in the Junior High School gym. He asks all students in grades nine through 12 who are interested in playing next season to attend.
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Flyers Drill Sessions Move to Whitney Field
St Paul football coach Dick Alge announces conditioning workouts will move to Whitney Field starting Monday. All players must meet at the high school at 6 30 Monday evening before proceeding to Whitney for the drills.
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Reineck's Tops Just Us to Grab Sole Lead in League
Reineck's Takes Ist Lorain title after beating Just Us 6 to 4 on Wednesday night. Norwalk club built a 5-0 first inning cushion, Just Us answered with three runs in the third, and Reineck's added a final run in the fifth for a 6-3 edge before Just Us scored once more in the seventh. Chris Vishnick starred with two triples and two singles. Kay Kersey earned the win for Reineck's.
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Tough Nut Gary Weinlein joins Bengals training camp
Gary Weinlein a 25 year old Albany New York construction worker and free agent with no college football experience is trying to crash into football as a defensive back at the Cincinnati Bengals training camp. General Manager Paul Brown calls Weinlein a tough nut from the beer leagues.
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