Sundberg's Tin Bat Delivers Rangers Win Over Brewers
Texas Rangers rally from behind to beat Milwaukee 7 to 6 as Jim Sundberg hits his 10th game winning hit of the season in the seventh inning. Sundberg drives in two runs with a two-out single after a rain delay, boosting his RBIs to 55 and keeping Texas within one game of Kansas City. Bert Blyleven and Adrian Devine credited with wins in a tight AL West clash.
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EP moves ahead in TL West race in baseball action
FEI Paso, led by Jim Dorsey and Carlos Perez, took first in the Texas League West after a 9-5 win over Midland. Arkansas Travelers climbed to a 2-game East lead with a 3-2 victory over Tulsa Drillers as Mike Arrington walked in the decisive run. In Jackson, Mike Scott set a club single season win record with 14 in a 6-4 win over Shreveport.
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Seaver Returns to Defeat Mets in Shea Return
Tom Terrific Tom Seaver, now with the Cincinnati Reds, faced his old Mets comrades at Shea Stadium in a dramatic Sunday encounter. He struck out 11, won 5-1, and received a thunderous 46,265-strong ovation as TV cut away to commercials after a dramatic 27th out.
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Farmington Faces Unbeatens in Connie Mack World Series Showdown
South Lexington of Kentucky hammered Farmington 12-0 to hand the host team its first defeat in the double elimination tournament. Independence, Missouri, awaits in the winner's bracket finals while Farmington and Bayamon duel in the losers bracket as Baltimore and Bayamon stay alive with late victories. Jerry Williams led South Lexington with a leadoff homer and three other players drove in two runs each, as Tom Hatfield and Tom DeLuca starred on offense and mound respectively. The game was halted after five innings under the mercy rule.
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Aggies Coach Sees Hard Work in Texas A&M Camp
Emory Bellard, Texas A&M head coach, said the team is still in a teaching process after a Monday workout in College Station. He praised the players for their hard work and potential as the Aggies continue preparation.
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Fourth-string quarterback leads Eagles to upset victory
Philadelphia rookie quarterback Mike Cordova, buried behind Jaworski, Gabriel, and Walton in camp, guided the Eagles to a 21-10 win over the New England Patriots. He threw a late TD pass to Vince Papale and led a 34-yard scoring drive in the final quarter, finishing four of seven for 57 yards.
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