Cubs Lose Doubleheader Cut NL East Lead In Half
The Chicago Cubs dropped a Independence Day doubleheader to the Montreal Expos, shrinking their NL East lead to four games over Philadelphia. Montreal exploded in game one as Vatenting and Dawson drove in five runs each, while Warren Cromartie collected five hits. Cubs pitcher Larry Bitttner, debuting as a hitter, gave up three homers in 13 innings pitched. In the nightcap Sam Mesias doubled and homered to drive in two for Montreal. Elsewhere, Philadelphia beat New York and Pittsburgh swept St. Louis. Jim Jonberg and Ron Reed shined for Philadelphia, while Omar Moreno powered Pittsburgh with a three-run effort in the opener and Rich Gossage saved in relief.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Player Moves Summary
Baseball scoreboard notes several player moves including Brasto as pitcher and LaCorne activated for Richmond Ud. Eastogly and Ruthven are mentioned with new signing Mralra. Mariners work involves Tommy Smith in Rochester. Ted Sox renews contract with Ben Zimmer through 198? and Dave Winfield signed for $15 million.
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Sports Scores and Schedule Fragment From 20th Century Ledger
Partial standings and results list teams such as Atlanta Cincinnati Houston San Diego and New York with scattered scores like 34 75 and 63. The text references upcoming games and road trips including St Louis at Pittsburgh and New York at Philadelphia amid a chaotic schedule fragment from a historical sports page.
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Red Sox Homers Power 9-6 Win Over Blue Jays
The Boston Red Sox belted eight home runs in a 9-6 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays boosting their season total to 118 in 74 games. George Scott led with two homers to reach 23 for the year, joined by Fred Lynn, Butch Hobson, Bernie Carbo, Jim Rice and Carl Yastrzemski.
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Dodgers sweep Giants at Candlestick to extend streak
Dodgers rout the Giants 12th straight win against them at Candlestick Park and seventh this year. The club piled up 34 runs on 40 hits, with Rick Monday and John Oates homering. The trip included stops in Cincinnati and Atlanta and featured strong pitching by Sutton, who earned his 10th win in 13 decisions.
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Mulliniks Homers Amid Bunt Mishap in Anaheim Clash
Angels beat A’s 4 1 behind Mulliniks first inning homer after bunting slip, with Aikens driving in runs and Vida Blue facing Wayne Simpson in game five of the series.
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Owner quits as Corbett sells Rangers after spending spree
Corbett announced he is selling the club after a calculated off season spending spree. He notes the decision is not impulsive and cites big signings including Bert Campaneris Doyle Alexander Donald Knowles Paul Lindblad Willie Horton and two 250000 2 year pitchers Bert Blyleven Gaylord Perry. Claudell Washington and Dack Filis are also mentioned as part of the payroll strategy.
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Meadowlark Invitational: Wist wins by one stroke
Jerry Wist of Willowick fired a three under par 68 Monday to capture the Meadowlark Invitational by one stroke. Mike Bellmar of Long Beach and Greg Fredrick of Huntington Beach tied for second. Bellmar closed with 68 for 208, while Larry Grant and Tim Scobs shared third at 212.
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Wynn fired by Yankees ends long homers run
Wynn, 36, with 13 major league seasons, including two with the Dodgers, hit his 29th homer this season but slumped to .143 in 77 at bats. Yankees manager Bill Martin designated him for assignment, risking release if no takers in 10 days. Randy Jones’ pitching status remains unclear as the season nears its end.
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