Rose Seeks Keeler Record in Reds Victory Snapshot
Pete Rose, already the NL’s most consistent hitter, drives Reds to a 5-3 win over Phillies as he eyes tying Willie Keeler’s 54 year old 56 game hitting streak. Rose chalks two singles, adds center field hit, and moves closer to Sidney Stonestreet’s 48 game mark.
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Rose's Streak Won't End In Cleveland
Pete Rose aims to equal Wee Willie Keeler's NL record by starting a three game series with the Braves in Atlanta after DiMaggio's 1941 run. The piece recalls DiMaggio's chase, fan reactions, and key games including the July 17, 1941 crowd of 67,468 at Cleveland Municipal Stadium and Keeler's long-standing mark.
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Funseth wins Hartford Open with 20 under par record
Rod Funseth of California captures the Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield CC by four strokes, shooting 264 to tie the course record set by Billy Casper in 1973. He edges Lee Elder and a trio tied for second as crowds note his veteran steadiness and late birdie on 16. Funseth plans to use the prize to repay a loan from his daughter for a family barn project.
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Baseball Scores and Odds From A Busy Weekend Schedule
Saturday results feature New York defeating Minnesota and Chicago topping San Francisco while Atlanta and Montreal unleash high scores. Sundays show Montreal crushing Atlanta and San Francisco sweeping Chicago with key pitching matchups. Probable pitchers listed for both days outline forthcoming games across major league teams.
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