Murcer retires after 18 major league seasons
BALTIMORE AP Bobby Murcer announced his retirement after 18 seasons in the majors, exiting the Yankees after nine games this year. He joins the Yankees broadcast team as a color analyst, leaving Don Mattingly recalled from Columbus to take his roster spot. Murcer hit .182 with one home run and one RBI in 22 at bats this season.
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DeCinces delivers 13th inning winner for Angels over Rangers
Doug DeCinces doubled home Rick Adams with two outs in the 13th as the California Angels outlasted Texas 10-9 to extend their AL West lead. Lloyd Moseby drove in the deciding run with a 9th inning single, and Jim Gott earned the win in relief. The night also saw Detroit, Minnesota, Boston, Oakland, and Chicago victories in a busy MLB slate.
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Ector County 4H Shooting Club Holds Monthly Meet in Odessa
West Texas report notes 34 shooters at the Odessa Trap and Skeet Club with top scores across TRAP and SKEET divisions. Mike Morrison leads Senior TRAP, Reggie Franklin tops Junior, Trav Huckabay leads Sub-Junior, plus skeet leaders listed. Also covered is Fort Stockton softball tourney set for July 2 3 with $90 entry and entry info, and Dixie Rebels triple play vs Midessa as Rebels fall to 11-9, now 2-7.
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Hernandez Debuts with Mets in Split DH Victory over Cardinals
Keith Hernandez, just five days with the Mets, went 9 for 19 with a two run homer in a 6-4 win over St Louis in the second game of a doubleheader after being traded from the Cardinals. He said the move gave him a new lease on life and a fresh challenge. The Cardinals won the opener 3-1, with Hernandez driving in the Mets run via a groundout.
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