Indians No-Hitter Sparks Memorial Day Crowd in 1-0 Win
Cleveland 22-year-old Dennis Eckersley crafts a 12 strikeout no hitter against the Angels in a Memorial Day showdown at Cleveland Stadium. Rays of support surround Eckersley as Ray Fosse recalls the feat while Tanana limits hits, but a fifth inning triple by Kuiper drives home the only run. Other AL results include Orioles over Twins, Yankees over Red Sox, and Mariners sweeping the Rangers.
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Kuiper
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Mariners pound Rangers aces in doubleheader upset
Seattle exploded for a 7-4 opener behind Bill Stein and Ruppert Jones as Gaylord Perry was knocked around in three and two thirds innings. Carlos Lopez homered twice in the 9-3 nightcap win, lifting Seattle to four straight victories while Texas according to the report drop seven of ten.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Various Games
Baseball results include Toronto 6 California 4 Chicago 9 New York 4 Boston 17 Kansas City Seattle 3 Detroit 1 Oakland 5 Cleveland 3 Baltimore 3 Minnesota Milwaukee 3 Texas 11 innings Seattle 6 Detroit 4 California 3 Toronto 2 Kansas City 8 Boston 0 New York 5 Chicago 2 Minnesota 3 Baltimore 2 Cleveland 5 Oakland 4 Texas 5 Milwaukee 4 Milwaukee 4-3 Chicago 3-8 Seattle 7-9 Texas 4-3 Kansas City 4 Toronto 1 New York 5 Boston 4 Cleveland 1 California 0 Oakland 6 Detroit 3 Baltimore 9 Minnesota 7 Tuesday Games California 2-2 Cleveland 2-5 New York 1-1 Boston Cleveland 2-3 Oakland 3-5 at Detroit Baltimore 4 at Minnesota Montreal 14 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 7 New York 2 St. Louis 7 Montreal 5 San Diego 6 Houston 5 Philadelphia 7 New York Montreal 14 St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 8 Los Angeles 6 San Diego 3 Houston 1 San Francisco 3 Atlanta 2 10 innings Montreal 5-3 New York 1-2 St. Louis 14 Chicago 0 San Diego 12-9 San Francisco 8-8 Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 4 New York at Montreal Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Atlanta at Cincinnati Chicago at St. Louis Los Angeles at Houston
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Trail Blazers Take 2-1 Lead With 129 107 Win Over Sixers
Portland fueled by a torrid fast break exploded past Philadelphia 129 107 to move within one win of the NBA finals. Julius Erving led the Sixers with 28 points as Portland's defense and depth wore down Philadelphia in Memorial Coliseum.
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