Rampaging Cubs sweep rivals in tight three game set
Cubs dominate in a three game sweep behind solid pitching and timely power. Joe Torre lauded rookie bats as Bobby Murcer Steve Ontiveros and Darrel Chaney provided key hits while Oliver’s ninth inning homer sealed the win and tied the series at one game each.
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Carew eyes .400 as bat near high mark in 77
Minnesota star Rod Carew rocketed to a .403 average after a six-hit season highlight and raised his hit total to 114 with 18 doubles 13 triples and 2 homers. He drove in six runs in a 19 12 win over Chicago and sits atop major league bases with 175 total bases while pursuing the elusive .400 plateau and a sixth batting title.
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Lakewood blanked Peterson in American Legion action
Lakewood shut out Peterson as pitcher Kegan McKenna delivered a two hit effort to lift Lakewood to 8-1. Blair Field also hosted San Pedro’s four hitter by Charlie Castaneda in a 1-0 win over Alameda Bay. Rudy Murillo fanned eight in a 2-1 Retail Clerks victory over Atlantis Realty at Carson High. Rod Cormack fueled Mater Patral with two hits and two runs in a win over Shua Rams at Millikan High.
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Twins explode for 19 runs to beat Red Sox 19 12
Glenn Adams drives in eight and Rod Carew adds six and five runs scored as the Twins set a club record with 19 runs in a high scoring win over Boston. The White Sox hit four homers as Cleveland, Toronto and New York also won in a day of AL action.
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Tuesday's Schedule for MLB Games Compiled
Tuesday's card lists New York at Toronto Washington at Detroit Seattle at Chicago Milwaukee at Minnesota. The brief slate notes games at Cleves and Detroit with remaining matchups shown, reflecting a light sports night.
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Baseball Roundup: Cuoper Homer Lifts Brewers Past Mariners
Milwaukee wins as Cecil Cooper hits a grand slam in the ninth, erasing a Seattle lead. Pete Vuckovich fans 12 in a complete outing, outdueling Jim Palmer for Toronto’s first shutout. Blue Jays-capped rally and Royals- A’s split doubleheader add to a busy night of baseball notes.
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Pete Rose’s Enthusiasm Redefines Baseball Drive and Fame
The article portrays Pete Rose as a fearless, high-energy player whose passion fuels his grit and success. It notes peers’ mixed views, his relentless style from walking to first base to hard slides, and his belief that baseball is work he loves. It projects Hall of Fame-worthy milestones, including 2,000 hits by 1978 and surpassing Stan Musial’s NL record.
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