Lynn's three run shot lifts Red Sox to first place in AL East
Boston climbs to 10-1 in last 11 as Fred Lynn belts a three run homer in Minnesota. Carl Yastrzemski and Carlton Fisk drive in runs while Dennis Eckersley wins to move Boston ahead of Minnesota. Other AL and NL results noted with notable performances.
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Baseball schedule and results from Sunday slate
Sunday's results show Houston at New York rained out, rain delay. San Francisco beat St. Louis 5-4 in 12 innings, then Francisco edged St. Louis 4-3 in 10 innings. Philadelphia topped Cincinnati 7-4, Atlanta defeated Montreal 2-1, Pittsburgh lost 1-0 to San Diego, Chicago beat Los Angeles 10-7 in 15 innings. Tonight's games feature Philadelphia Lonborg at Houston Richard, St. Louis Forsch at San Diego Perry, Pittsburgh Blyleven at Los Angeles Rhodes.
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Trapp Advances In Sectional Tennis Semifinals
Trapp remained undefeated in three sectional matches, beating Bob Raidsmider and Mark Lewis 6-0, 6-0, then Tom Fullerton 6-0, 6-0 to reach today’s semifinal against Tim Amato of St Pauls. Griffiths and Hinckley also won twice to reach the doubles semis.
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Saturday Football Signings and Baseball Contract News
New Orleans signs second-round pick James Taylor to a series of one-year deals and adds free agent Eddie Berns from Nebraska. Philadelphia inks third-round choice Reggie Wilkes to four one-year contracts. Pittsburgh brings in third-round pick Craig Colquitt and multiple free agents across positions. Baseball moves include Toronto signing 18-year-old Gary Frank to a pro contract with Medicine Hat, Sask Houston placing Gene Pentz on the 21-day DL and recalling Oscar Zamora, and Minnesota signing reliever Mike Marshall.
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