No-hit bid ruined as Belanger delivers 10th inning winner
Orioles walk off in 3 2 victory over California after Brooks Robinson breaks up Nolan Ryan no hitter with a seventh inning triple. Mark Belanger follows with a bases loaded single in the 10th to lift Baltimore. Tigers clip A’s 10 2 and Indians beat Twins 7 5. Yankees edge Rangers 1 0.
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Suns clinch playoff series with 123 112 win over Seattle
Phoenix advances to face Golden State or Detroit after a 123 112 victory over Seattle, securing the best of seven Western Conference semifinal in 4-2. Keith Erickson led Suns with 20 points, Westphal, Sobers and Heard each 18. Seals and Watts 24 for Seattle.
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McGlothen Returns To Beat Giants 7-1
Lynn McGlothen returned from a five day suspension to pitch the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. He allowed 10 hits but only one run and faced NL President Chub Feeney who had suspended him after the beanball incident with Del Unser. Other scores: Dodgers 5 Pirates 3. Reds 7 Phillies 3. Mets 6 Braves 5. Cubs 4 Padres 2.
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Lafayette drills past Shreveport with second no hitter of East Texas League
Dillard and Lanthorn combined for a 3-0 shutout as Lafayette’s second no hitter of the season earns a fourth straight victory. In Amarillo San Antonio outslugged the Giants 12-11 led by Gary Gray and Terry Pyka. El Paso beat Midland 10-6 with Donahue’s three-run homer. Travelers beat Jackson 2-1 on Robles late hit.
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