Detroit Tigers Extend AL East Lead With Twins Victory
Doyle Alexander earned a win over Minnesota as Detroit beat the Twins 5-4 at the Metrodome. Henneman earned his fourth save after a tense eighth inning. Toronto, Oakland, and California also won, widening the AL East race while Milwaukee edged Cleveland. Molitor extended his hit streak to 39 games for the Brewers.
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Speier's late homer lifts Giants past Phillies 3-2 in tight NL West race
Giants shortstop Chris Speier, 37, belted a 10th homer in the eighth to break a 2-2 tie and give San Francisco a 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Reliever Scott Garretts earned the win as San Francisco moved to a 1%-game edge atop the NL West. Other games saw Dodgers down Mets 3-1 and Padres top Expos 5-1 amid a full day of NL action.
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Undefeated Ot tawa Horseshoe Aces Lead League Standings
In Ottawa Horseshoe Club action at Forest Park Tuesday night Rick Geist Steve Dryden Clyde Merrill and Vernard Bell went undefeated while Bob Dutt posted the night's top ringers at 62 percent. Current standings show Dutt 14-2 Morris 16-4 Merrill 11-0 and others with varied records as spot pages list teams Murphy Son Flying W Twin Lakes and Duke Manufacturing among the standings.
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Riley Drum
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Mear Snethen
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Ken Martin
Ray Carpenter
Bob Wheeler
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Joe Lichtenauer
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NATA Football Poll Top 25 1964 records and 1986 rankings
Kansas City AP report lists the NAIA Division II top 25 with first place votes in parentheses, shows each team’s 1964 record and their final 1986 ranking.
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Royals bullpen blows late lead in 16-hit Texas rout
Royals manager Billy Gardner laments bullpen walks as Texas Rangers rally past Kansas City. White belts a sixth career grand slam and 12th homer of the season, while Sierra, Incaviglia and Parrish homer for Texas. Rangers spoil comeback bid with a nine-run ninth.
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Kevin Seitzer
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