Seonobo and JUNIOR BASEBALL Tks Oars and Suds
Seonobo and JUNIOR BASEBALL defeated Oars and Suds with a score of 4 to 1, earning a victory at the Laverwood Lions and Edures event. The matchup highlighted young players from Seonobo showcasing strong hitting and solid pitching.
Blue's late rally sinks Yankees in 8th inning
The Oakland Athletics rallied in the eighth to edge the New York Yankees 5 4. Blue started strong, driving in Oakland's first run with a second inning bunt. In the eighth, consecutive bunt singles by Angel Mangual and others loaded the bases and Bert Campaneris delivered a game tying single, followed by Lindy McDaniel's walk of Joe Rudi and a backstop error that brought Blue home for the go ahead run.
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All-Star lineup and college names from a vintage sports snippet
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Softball Marathon Ends With Inglewood Victory
Pitcher Jerry Bowman hurled 39 innings to lead Inglewood past Burbank 10 to 9 in the ISC State Tournament. Bowman scored from second in the final frame for the winning run as the game stretched six hours seven minutes and included a 35 minute delay after a balked call and a fall through the fence incident. Ed Bentley fanned 30 in 25 innings for Burbank, while Bowman struck out 25.
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Littlest Alou Delivers Card Three-Run Shot to Beat Pirates
Dominican first baseman Matty Alou blasted a three-run homer in the eighth as St. Louis rallied past Pittsburgh 6-4 at Three Rivers Stadium to sweep the four-game series and narrow the Pirates' lead in the NL. Alou’s fourth hit of the game capped the decisive rally after Ted Simmons and Joe Hague opened the inning with hits. The Pirates had built a 4-1 lead with Willie Stargell homers, but the Cardinals trimmed it to four games. Other NL results: Giants over Mets 6-1, Reds over Cubs 5-1, Astros over Braves 5-4, Padres over Phillies 5-4.
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Ram coach relies on young players in pre season plan
The Rams will not face pressure to stress pre season games. Coach Protare favors giving younger players a chance to prove themselves, a strategy Ram officials believe will pay dividends long term. The piece notes Livingston’s Phoenix Junior College history and adds context on roster moves and associated football and recruiting chatter.
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Perfecto for Klecker in PCSL doubleheader sweep
Ed Klecker tossed a perfect game Sunday with 18 straight outs as the W. B. Truckers of Lakewood swept Signal Hill 8-3 at Mayfair Park. In the second game Jim Vickers had three hits and Hal Martinez homered as the Truckers clinched the PCSL title with a 20-5 record.
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The Gentle Giant El Ermino Spalla Dies at 74
Italian heavyweight star Ermino Spalla known as The Gentle Giant, holder of the European title in the 1920s, died Saturday at age 74. He fought Gene Tunney in New York on June 26, 1924, and was knocked out in the seventh round.
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