Tudor's pitching, hitting lead Cardinals, 6-5
John Tudor drove in two with two singles to pace the St. Louis Cardinals past the Houston Astros 6-5. Tudor scattered nine hits over seven innings, struck out seven, and improved to 13-5 as Todd Worrell earned his 28th save. An unearned run and key late scoring highlighted a tense halting of Houston rally.
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Major leagues action spans several games with late rallies
Summary of multiple 1980s MLB scores: Rangers beat Cubs, Mets and Reds games noted. Ward’s double in fourth, McDowell triple, Obie O'Brien key hits highlight routs as 14-hits power. Mumphrey’s bases-loaded triple saves Cubs. Henderson scores decisive run for Yankees. Grubb King and Bream power Pirates and other late inning rallies around Orioles Indians, Blue Jays, and Royals.
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Incaviglia
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Scott Fletcher
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Fletcher
Tucson Wins L Semifinal To Reach Little League Title
Edward BeBaca delivered the deciding run in the fifth and Troy Kelly belted a two run homer as Tucson beat Sarasota 4-1 to reach the championship versus Taiwan. Daniel Fregoso held Sarasota to four singles and struck out seven for the win.
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Taiwan
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Richard Barcelo
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Philip Olson
Yen Hsin-Ho
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St. Louis Cardinals destiny: doomed by injuries and bat rot
Whitey Herzog warned spring training of a rough year for the Cardinals as Mets surged. By May 30 St. Louis sat 15.2 games back, mired in injuries including Danny Cox, Joaquin Andujar, Willie McGee and Ken Dayley, with bat rot taking hold and Tommy Herr’s batting slipping from .302 to under .240. After the All Star break, a late surge lifted them to .500, yet the season had already collapsed from a strong start.
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