Brewers edge Red Sox in ninth as Lyons baserun gaffe looms
Milwaukee catcher Rick Cerone nailed Steve Lyons at third to end a Boston rally in the top of the ninth as the Brewers won 7-5 behind Bill Wegman in his first decision after five losses. Dale Sveum drove in three of Milwaukee’s four runs in the third with a bases loaded double. Boston’s Wade Boggs and Rich Gedman homered earlier. Lyons claimed he ran on his own, drawing ire from John McNamara.
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Ninth inning grand slam lifts Angels over Beaumont Gators
Midland DH Glen Walker drilled a ninth inning grand slam to lift the Angels to a 12 10 Texas League win over Beaumont with a 3 12 rain delayed game. Reliever Rusty Ford took the loss as Midland rallied from deficits to take the lead in the eighth.
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Braves turn first triple play in eight years to beat Padres 4-2
Atlanta pulled off a rare eight year first with a bases loaded triple play as San Diego rallied early but could not overcome Zane Smith and a 4-2 Braves win. Garvey was ejected for arguing after Roberts scored on a close play at the plate.
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Padres ban alcohol in clubhouse and stadium areas
The San Diego Padres prohibit alcohol for all employees in the clubhouse at Jack Murphy Stadium and other stadium areas. Memo signed by team president Ballard Smith cites potential legal liability and consultations with legal advisers. Reactions ranged from indifference to hostility among players including Rich Gossage and Tim Flannery.
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Baseball Today Revisits Historic Yankee Slumps and Feats
A look back at 1913 to 1965 baseball highlights spanning Yankees losses to Indians, a Myril Hoag six singles performance, a Giants explosion for 17 runs, and Tom Tresh’s three straight homers. Includes Today’s Birthday note for Dave Bergman.
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