Long Beach Notes On Sports Figures And Managers
Long Beach sports gossip covers Hollingworth and the Dimas brothers via a note from Nick Anderson. Topics include Al Dark on managing a team, the Angels bullpen, and quarterback prospects Greg Barton and Jim Fassel. Also mentions Don Reed seeking funds for Long Beach State golf and Tom Fears linked to a league championship pick.
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Southern California Sun
Dodgers Win Muscle Through Messersmith Gem
Dodgers ace Messersmith fired his second straight three hitter, completing the first Dodger complete game since June 18 as Los Angeles beat Montreal. Yeager homered, Lopes drove in two, and McMullen shaved his mustache while Poli backed a lineup reshuffle as the team tightened its grip in the pennant race. Messersmith improved to 5-1 with a 2.05 ERA, and the Dodgers pushed for a stronger stretch run.
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Angels Fall As Orioles Rally In Loss At Baltimore
Angels lost the game after Baltimore opened with a five-run first inning. Andy Etchebarren and Ellie Rodriguez provided key hits for the Orioles while Wayne Garland outpitched Andy Hassler. Williams commented he wants to forget Monday and focus on tomorrow.
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A's rally thwarts Perry bid for AL record
Gaylord Perry failed to tie the AL record with 16 straight wins as Oakland beat Cleveland 3 2 in 10 innings. W a rookie Clau dell Washington delivered the decisive run with two outs in the 10th after Perry yielded a ninth inning lead. Washington, called up from Birmingham, had two of six A's hits off Perry who struck out 13.
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Moffitt Delivers Extra Base Hit Seals Giants Win
Randy Moffitt hit a go ahead three bagger in the 10th inning off Steve Rogers to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 5 4 victory over the Montreal Expos. Mike Phillips scored on an error by Larry Lintz as Montreal’s defense faltered. Boots Day singled for the Expos in the 10th but was erased on a double play. Barry Foote and Ron Fairly also fanned to end the game.
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