Baseball and hockey results and scores from Monday
Monday's scores show Baltimore over Cleveland 8-7, Boston over Detroit 9-8, and California defeating Texas 5-0. Other games include Kansas City 3 Oakland 2, Seattle 5 Chicago 1, and a late 10:35 p.m. slate with Kansas City at Oakland. Montreal beat Philadelphia 3-1 in a home game, while Seattle beat Chicago 5-8? and Detroit edged Boston 9-8 with Kemp hitting the 10th homer for Detroit.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Seattle
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
California
Texas
Kansas City
Oakland
Stone
Barker
Billingham
Finch
Toronto
Huffman
New York
Beattie
Minnesota
Goltz
Milwaukee
Haas
Honeycutt
Barrios
Darwin
Barr
Keough
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
Christenson
Niekro
LaCoss
Lee
Hassler
Andujar
Fulgham
Rasmussen
Pittsburgh
Kison
Blue
Reuschel
Mariners
White Sox
Bruce Bochte
Mike Parrott
Angels
Rangers
Nolan Ryan
Oscar Gamble
Roenicke drives in winner as Orioles down Indians 8-7
In Cleveland Earl Weaver sparked a scene by tearing pages from a rule book after an ejection. Gary Roenicke delivered a ninth inning sacrifice fly to score Kiko Garcia and give Baltimore an 8-7 win over the Indians. The game featured homers by Bonds and Hargrove and a late rally that capped Baltimore's comeback.
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Cleveland
UPI
Gary Roenicke
Earl Weaver
Roenicke
Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Weaver
Dave Rosello
Mike Hargrove
Rosello
Rick Dempsey
Dempsey
Hargrove
Jim Norris
Kiko Garcia
Victor Cruz
Ken Singleton
John Lowenstein
Garcia
Wayne Garland
Bobby Bonds
Indians
Scott McGregor
The
Birds
Billy Smith
San Diego
Tribe
Jeff Torborg
Steve Oes
Baltimore
Learker
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Classified notice inviting readers to place advertisements with the listed contact number for selling items or services. Includes a phone line for orders. Subtext emphasizes available space and local reach.
Night with Earl fuels Cleveland crowd at 34 000
Cleveland Stadium drew 34 000 as the Indians faced the Orioles and Earl Weaver. Bobby Bonds homered early, Toby Harrah sparked a rally, and fans booed catcher Gary Alexander as Baltimore stole four bases. Weaver's antics with the rulebook and his ongoing battle for free agency sparked talk of his teams and prospects for the stretch run.
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Cleveland Stadium
Indians
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Finley
Bobby Bonds
Toby Harrah
Gary Alexander
Alexander
Weaver
Ari
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Birds
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Bobby Grich
Wayne Garland
Elliott Maddox
Yankees
Graig Nettles
Bucky Dent
Randolph
Pittsburgh
Chris Chambliss
Roy White
Mickey Rivers
California
Lou Piniella
Guidry
Munson
October
Milwaukee
Larry Hisle
Don Money
Billy Martin
Martin
Detroit
New York
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Scarberg
May
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Arroyo
Lopez
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Renko
Drago
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Fisk
Allenson
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Kemp
Red Sox
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Royals
George Scott
Larry Gura
al Hrabosky
Oakland A’s
Reds
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Ray Knight
Johnny Bench
Bill Bonham
Doug Bair
E-Bonds
Bonds
Smith
SB Bumbry
Singleton
S-Roselle
SF Singleton
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Harrah
Murray
Johnsondh
Crowley
Alexandre Ayalaph
Hassey
Pruitt If
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Kuiper
DeCines
Hargry
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Veryzer
Norris
Baltimore McGregor
Stewart
Stanhouse
Cleve Garland
Jonge Cruz
Monge
Garland
Tire & Auto Service
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Norwalk Tire & Alignment
E. Cleveland RD
Fanny Farmer
Invento
H.P
Arnie
E. Main
Ong Mower
Norwalk
Earl
Edward L. Ronders
Reflector
Goodyear Tires
Charlie’s Garage Inc
West
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