Eckersley Catches No-Hitter Against Angels
Dennis Eckersley pitched the first no hitter of his career, beating the California Angels 1 to 0 behind 12 strikeouts and one walk. He blanked Frank Tanana as 13,400 fans roared, and Eckersley thanked the crowd with a brief standout moment at home plate.
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Seattle Mariners
Jones May Bring Ball Up Court Again Tonight
Philadelphia faces Portland in game four as the 76ers seek to counter Portland’s pressure defense and fast break after a 129 107 loss. George McGinnis Julius Erving and coach Gene Shue weigh bold lineup tweaks for a pivotal championship showing.
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Denver
Rose and Foster Spark Reds to Third Straight Victory
Cincinnati's Pete Rose and George Foster fueled a 7 3 win over the Atlanta Braves as Ken Griffey Jr added a two run triple and Joe Morgan drove in a tying run. Rose later described the season as “one hell of a season” while the Reds stayed focused on overtaking the Dodgers in the NL West.
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Reds
Atlanta Braves
George Foster
Cesar Geronimo
Don Collins
Geronimo
Ken Griffey
Joe Morgan
Tom Hume
Indianapolis
Braves
Gary Matthews
Junior Moore
Barry Bonnell
Jerry Royster
Darre Chaney
Andy Messersmith
Foster
State Golf At Glade Springs Opens With Sixty Six Players
Sixty six golfers are set to tee off today at the Glade Springs Club for the West Virginia High School Golf Tournament directed by David Smith. The event near Beckley starts at noon with groups teeing off the front nine including players from Morgantown Martinsburg Wheeling Park and Huntington East among others.
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West Virginia
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Beckley
Mike Fisher
Morgantown High
Wally Johnson
Martinsburg
Ray Badger
St. Albans
John Kiser
Wheeling Park
Garde Mauch
Chuck Romine
Huntington East
Kevin Corsini
Clarksburg
Washington Irving
Tor Wirner
Jim Williams
George Washington
Willie Johnson
Eric Smulski
Kenny Milan
Macky Martin
David Bright
Parkersburg
Brent Sears
G-W. L. &. Simmons
Rod Crain
Parkersburg South
Steve Neale
Biunfield
Chris Curry
Morgentown
Greg Meade
Chapmanville
Jeff Oplinger
David Gordon
Don Nichol
Herbert Hoover
Doug Phares
Tom West
Princeton
Bob Shahan
Mile Melton
DeCinces and Randall Injured in Minnesota Collision
In Bloomington Minnesota Doug DeCinces of the Baltimore Orioles was hospitalized after colliding with Minnesota Twins second baseman Bob Randall during a rain delayed game. DeCinces suffered a fractured nose and multiple cuts while Randall required stitches for a left shin wound and re-injured his thigh.
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Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Bob Randall
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al Woods
Toronto
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