Boston Rally Tops Tigers 3 2 Behind Evans Ninth Inning
Boston extends win streak to six with Dwight Evans homering in the ninth off Willie Hernandez after Mike Easler sparked a rally. Al Nipper pitched a complete game for his second win. In New York, Rickey Henderson home five hits and Don Mattingly combine with Guidry to beat Baltimore. Milwaukee’s Haas and Toronto fall after an umpire appeal. Balboni powers Royals past Twins with a three run homer and Balboni’s 12th of the year.
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Baseball Today June 18 1947 to 1975 items and birthday note
Baseball Today highlights several major moments across years. Ewell Blackwell pitched a 60 no hit game for Cincinnati against Boston in 1947. In 1953 Fenway Park saw a 23 3 Red Sox win over Detroit sparked by Dick Gernert’s homer and a 17 run seventh inning with Gene Stephens three hits and Sammy White three runs. 1960 Giants sack Bill Rigney name Tom Sheehan oldest MLB debutant manager at 66 2 18. 1967 Don Wilson of Houston throws first of two no hitters beating Atlanta 2 0 with 15 K. 1975 Fred Lynn drives in 10 runs with three homers a triple and a single in Boston 15 Detroit 1. Todays Birthday Lou Brock is 46.
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Mets rally to 2-0 win over Cubs as Darling shuts out
Ron Darling five hits allowed and seven strikeouts in a five game win, Gary Carter homers and makes a sharp defensive play. Sutcliffe comments spark Mets focus but Carter notes it fired them up. Mets end four game skid while Cubs drop their sixth straight.
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