Pirates rout Padres as Clemente ties hit record
Pirates crush Padres 11-0 as Roberto Clemente ties Honus Wagner for the all time Pirates hit leadership with a seventh inning single. Dave Cash drives four runs with a double single and homer, Willie Stargell adds RBI to push his total to 103. Glenn Arlin on radio with grandson Steve Arlin also pitching.
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Buckhannon Seeks State Football Crown With Zopp
Buckhannon Uphubs High School aims for state gridiron supremacy as fans rally for a season opener at Morgantown on September 1. Returning coach Granville Zopp, famed for rebuilding Buckhannon in the 1960s, promises hard work, speed, and a winning season despite past turnover.
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Bucs
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Huntington High
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Woodbury High School
Bradenton
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Shenandoah Junior College
Virginia
O’connell Catholic High School
Alexandria
Nad
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West Virginia
Jim
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Tidewater Upsets First-Place Charleston Charlies 3-1
Tidewater's late scoring spree and 15-hit attack, led by Tom Moore's five-hitter, trimmed the IL leaders, pulling within five and a half games as the race tightens toward Sept. 4 playoff start. Peninsula edged Richmond 4-3, Rochester topped Louisecle 6-2, and Toledo beat Syracuse 2-1.
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Louisecle
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Syracuse
Jack DiLauro
Howie Reed
Brave
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Mexico Wins Pony Crown
Monterrey Mexico defeated Honolulu 3 1 to claim the Pony League World Series title in Washington Pennsylvania. Alfredo Garza delivered a two run homer in the 11th inning after a hitless earlier game fueling the comeback. Coach Jaime Luna spoke of a late inning rally and plans celebration upon return to Mexico.
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Imaden Meee
National League Baseball Standings and Schedules
The National League East and West tables show standings with wins and losses for teams including Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago Baltimore New York Boston St Louis Montreal Cleveland Philadelphia Milwaukee and more. The daily schedule lists Wednesday results and upcoming games with probable pitchers and times EDT for multiple matchups across the league.
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Kaline Sees Return for Another Detroit Season
Al Kaline, the 20 year Tiger veteran, says he still feels capable of playing at a high level despite a pulled hamstring and a slow start. He aims to raise his average and continues to insist retirement is not imminent. He reflects on long career joys and the pull of the game.
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Perry Loses Shirt as Oakland Increases Lead
The Oakland A s dress code disruption preceded a 2 0 win over the Cleveland Indians in which Perry was ordered to change his shirt in the sixth inning after manager Williams accused him of throwing a greaseball. Mike Epstein hit a seventh inning homer off Perry as Oakland strengthened its Western Division edge.
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Umpire checks and clutch hitting pace AL results
In a crowded AL card the Athletics blanked Cleveland behind Knowles and Fingers with an insurance run. Minnesota crushed Baltimore 7 1. California beat Detroit 4 1. Boston edged Chicago 4 2. New York beat Texas 3 1. Kansas City toppled Milwaukee 6 2. Vada Pinson led California, Messersmith spun a three hitter, Blyleven 7 hits for Minnesota, Lyle saved 29th, and Amos Otis drove in five for KC plus Splittorff six hitters for the win.
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