Red Sox top White Sox in rain shortened AL mix
Jim Rice and Bob Watson homer twice and Ted Sizemore delivered three key hits in his Red Sox debut as Boston beat Chicago 8 2 after 5 inning rain delay. Steve Renko earned the win as Boston ran to 30 games over .500 and Yaz nears 3 000 hits.
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Baseball standings Sundays Games Across Major Leagues
Sunday matchups list several games with pitchers and records: Chicago Wortham 12-11 at Boston Eckersley 165, Minnesota Goltz 11-8 at New York Guldry 11-7, Kansas City Leonard 8-9 at Baltimore Stone 9-7, Texas Medic 5-6 at Milwaukee Caldwell 12-5, Feranto B Moore 3 at California Knapp 3-2, Cleveland Waits 12-10 at Oakland Norris 3-5, Detroit Broit Robbins 2-1 at Seattle Bannister 6-12.
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Muhammad Defeats Conteh to Retain Light Heavy Title
Matthew Saad Muhammad survived a brutal cut over his left eye to win a unanimous decision over John Conteh in Atlantic City. Despite bleeding from a butt in round five, Muhammad dominated late, with judges Spina Gibbs and Padilla scoring for Muhammad. Muhammad earns $150,000. Conteh $50,000. gate $90,000 in a 1,700 seat Resorts International show.
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Strong field set for golf tourney Hall of Fame Classic
Pinehurst North Carolina AP Tom Watson champion of 19 PGA Tour events leads a deep field as defending champion in the Hall of Fame Classic with Hale Irwin Tom Kite and Johnny Miller also among entrants. Other stars include Hubert Green Lanny Wadkins J C Snead Craig Stadler Curtis Strange and Chi Chi Rodriguez. Watson seeks 72 hole victory on No 2 course as 156 players enter and the field is cut after the second round.
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