Clemens leads Red Sox to 10 1 rout of Yankees
Boston pitcher Roger Clemens shut down New York with a four hitter for his 12th win while Jim Rice drove in four runs on three singles as Boston beat the Yankees 10-1. Rice Armas Baylor and Quinones each had three hits as the Red Sox extended their AL East lead to 44 1 games.
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Cards rain over Pittsburgh 4 1 in rain shortened game
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 1 at Three Rivers Stadium as rain halted play for 17 minutes in the top of the sixth. Rick Rhoden could not continue after the delay and the game ended after a 22 minute stoppage. Ken Oberkfell delivered the decisive run in the 10th inning for the Braves in a split four game series.
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Moyer Delivers In Big League Debut As Cubs Down Phillies
Cubs beat Philadelphia 7 3 as Jamie Moyer, a 23 year old left hander, defuses Carlton after four run frame. Moyer walked to load bases then Lopes scored on a walk before Dunston delivered a two run double. Hawkins showcases poised pitching against Giants with Davis and Dunston contributing.
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UIL Class 4A baseball playoffs delayed by court cases
The UIL schedules Class 4A semifinals for Friday at Disch Falk Field Austin at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. with the title game Saturday at 7 p.m. only if litigation is settled. If not, cancellation of the tournament could be considered. Westlake, Richfield, Snyder, and Brenham won quarterfinals amid the dispute.
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Veteran stars lead early AL All-Star balloting
George Brett tops the American League vote tally for the 57th All-Star Game with 486,729 votes, followed by Cal Ripken at 464,047. Lance Parrish leads catchers with 335,454, Wade Boggs is right behind Brett with 312,600, and Lou Whitaker leads second basemen by 212,668 to 191,334 for Frank White. Outfield leaders include Rickey Henderson, Dave Winfield, and 40-year-old Reggie Jackson, listed as an outfielder though with Angels DH duties this season.
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Draft Picks For Today's NBA D Day Reveals Big Name Bets
The piece outlines likely top picks with Cleveland trading Roy Hinson for the 76ers number one, Brad Daugherty slated to join Philadelphia, Len Bias pegged for Boston, Chris Washburn linked to Golden State, William Bedford to Indiana, and Chuck Person eyed by New York. It notes injuries and rosters shaping teams’ needs as the draft unfolds.
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NBA Draft Scenarios for 1st Round Picks Across Teams
Dallas faces needs from last year's pickups with Schrempf Wennington and Blair. They may select Williams Berry Tarpley or Walker to bolster frontcourt depth. Bulls plan new coach Collins and Dawkins while Spurs eye Moore and Sellars. Bullets seek a penetrating guard, drafting Washington, while Rockets target a guard to support Jones. Lakers weigh Thompson or Rodman amid a title push with Johnson Abdul-Jabbar and Worthy.
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Rangers Misplay Leads to Baseline Mix-Up
Joyner describes a ground ball mishap as the ball rolled toward the backstop. Mercado recalls Hough signaling and Hendrick and Wally in play as the 3-2 count lingered. He says he tried to stop the ball and catch it, admitting both runners gaffed and blamed a misread by Hough at first.
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16-Inning Duel Ends With Rangers Victory Over Twins
In his 25th year as manager, 1B Angels remarks on the unusual finish as Mauch lauds Hough for his dance like pitches. Hough lasted 13 innings, walking four and fanning eight, including striking out the side in the ninth. The Rangers finally defeated the Twins 6-2 in 16 innings.
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Angels nip Diablos in Texas League tense race
The Jackson Mets seized a one game lead in the Eastern Division by routing Arkansas 10-2 to set up a winner-take-all final game in Jackson. Midland outslugged El Paso 16-15 in 11 innings as Raul Tovar and James Randall sparked late fireworks.
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