Umpire Shylock ejects California manager in seventh inning
Umpire John Shylock tossed California manager Jim Fergosi after a heated exchange following a safe call by the third base umpire and an out ruling by the second base umpire for straying from the base line during the Angels versus Red Sox game in the seventh inning.
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John Shylock
California
Jim Fergosi
Fergosi
Don Baylor
Angels
Boston
Jim Fregosi
Baylor
Fregosi
Cleveland
Jeff Torborg
Milwaukee
Rick Reed
Sid Monge
Torborg
Tanner tossed by umpire Rountree after protest
Pirates manager Chuck Tanner was ejected from Wednesday night’s game against the Braves in Pittsburgh after disputing a call by umpire Hank Rountree. Tanner received the ban after his protest sparked the dismissal.
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Chuck Tanner
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Hank Rountree
Tanner
Rountree
Substitutes spark chaotic night with ejections across leagues
Ten people, including four managers and a coach, were ejected as substitute umpires and conduct on the field sparked a bench-clearing scene. Pirates and Braves figures led the departures, with Parker restrained after an on-base incident. Other managers including Boyer, Fregosi, and Torborg followed in separate episodes across Houston, Boston and Milwaukee, as umpires reignited a volatile night in the majors.
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Shelby Whippets wallop Truckers 7-2 at McGuan Park
Shelby Whippets rout Norwalk 7-2 in a Northern Ohio League baseball contest. Pat Rose dominated, fanning eight with one walk and five hits allowed, improving Shelby to 14-1. Key hits from Doug Potts and John Armstrong fueled a four-run fourth inning, while Norwalk’s Seibold struggled with control and Norwalk dropped to 6-4 in the NOL.
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Truckers
McGuan Park
Bill Adams
Rose
Larry Seibold
Larry Korbas
Joe Anderson
John Armstrong
Gary Wilde
Doug Potts
Wes Douglas
Randy Witter
Norwalk
Shelby
Seibold
Kevin Carver
Todd Baird
Douglas
Whippets
Trucker
John Derver
Armstrong
Marv Hubbard
Shold
Elyria
Willard
John Christopher
New London Rangers Rally Behind Marsh Grand Slam
Firelands baseball action saw New London stay atop the Firelands Conference as Robin Marsh hit a second inning grand slam, sparking a five-run surge. Western Reserve plated four in the sixth to cut the gap, with Tom Reed and Larry Holzmiller delivering key blows and Reed collecting three hits.
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NEW London
Robin Marsh
Western Reserve
Marsh
Roughriders
Dave Wetton
Tom Reed
Larry Holzmiller
Holzmiller
Reed
Conley delivers for St Paul in Firelands win over Monroeville
Mike Conley starred with a single and a double and added three relief innings as St Paul beat Monroeville 10 4 in Firelands Conference play. He allowed one run on one hit while finishing the game, helping St Paul earn a fourth win in nine league outings.
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Monroeville
Mike Conley
St. Paul
Conley
Flyers
Eagles
Steve Hoffacker
Gene Stallcamp
Edison Chargers Crush Mapleton in Firelands clash
Ashland Edison hammered Mapleton 18-9 as Ritz powered the offense with three hits including two singles and a double and three RBI. Burris drove in four with a single and a double while Moyer Ackerman each added two hits.
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Ed Ritz
Edison
Mapleton
Chargers
Thunder
Ritz
Ken Burris
Mike Moyer
Kevin Ackerman
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