Yankees Tie A’s 4-1 Behind May Eight-Track Win
Angelcastoff notes May improved to 5-2 after a 4-1 victory over Oakland as the Yankees rallied in the eighth and ninth innings. May, acquired from the Angels, allowed one unearned run on a four-hitter with five strikeouts, while Elliott Maddox and Tony Solaita highlighted a pivotal six-run first inning by Kansas City.
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Tanana Dominates Boston In 5 0 Shutout Victory
Angel pitcher Frank Tanana delivers a seven hit shutout over the Red Sox, keeping opponents scoreless in three straight starts. Offense includes a Robinson single and intentional walks to set up forced runs, with Denny Doyle driving in a run on a force play. The game highlights a strong Angels defense and pitching staff as Boston falls 5-0.
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Reds edge Pirates in 16 innings to trim NL East lead
Cesar Geronimo drove in the winning run with a 16th inning double off Dave Concepcion scoring one out, as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 2-2 in a cliffhanger. Will McEnaney preserved the win after entering with bases loaded and no outs in the ninth. Reggie Smith sparked a five run fifth for the Cardinals in a separate win. The Cubs broke loose for four in the first and held off the Astros with Zamora and Todd closing, ending an eight game skid.
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Sun Punting and Player Changes Highlight Houston Prep
Coach Fears discussed the punting game, citing Drepina's 39.6 yard average but noting blunts in rolls. He blamed Jensen for pressure and described a recent swap, replacing Lloyd with Norm Hainlen as punter before the Sun's Houston trip.
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Dodgers Fall To Mets In Hurting Ninth Inning Loss
Long game details Dodgers suffer 3-2 setback to Mets as Ray battles blister and Marshall loses in relief. Boswell scores tying run on error, Hodges advances, and Staub delivers deciding single. Garvey nears 200 hits as aging season grinds on.
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Firestone quits racing operations end of season
Akron based Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. announced a phased withdrawal from major racing tire programs citing skyrocketing costs. Vice president A. E. Brubaker said development and production for US Auto Club Championship and Formula tires will end this season, while racing tires for Late Model, Modified, Drags, Stock Car and small sports car events will continue.
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Seagren and Smith Lead Qualifiers for Superstars Final
Seagren the defending pole vault champion tops early qualifiers for the 122000 dollar Superstars event to be held next February. Steve Smith, Ard Schenk, and John Havlicek also reach the finals as top performers across swimming weightlifting and other events.
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