Astros Fire Hatton Walker Takes Over Astros
The Astros fired Hatton after a string of injuries and a poor stretch left them 14 games behind. Bob Skinner replaces Hatton as manager with Grady Walker taking over in a leadership role. The move aims to steady a club hit by injuries to Joe Morgan and Fred Gladding and underproduction from young players.
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Missions End Here to The Lipa
The San Antonio Missions wrap up the current invasion of Atkap Sus with a 5-4 loss to the Travelers in Arkansas. Pena hit a two run homer in the ninth, while Gunman pitched well for San Antonio before relief. The club heads to Amarillo for a four game series then returns home for a six game stand against Memphis and others.
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U S Cup Stars Face Tough Assignments
U S Cup stars and four former Wimbledon champions in a Queen s Club warmup with legends like Sedgman Hand Emerson and Bowrey facing fellow pros amid grass season buildup to Wimbledon.
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Orioles drop to eight back as A's sweep in doubleheader
Oakland salvages a 3-2 win over Baltimore fading Orioles in the ninth inning of game two, moving into a fifth place tie with Boston while eight games behind Detroit. Fregosi boosts the Angels past the Yankees with a 12 inning homer, and Kaat leads Minnesota over Washington. Powell and Buford contribute for Baltimore as Lindhiad allows the decisive hit.
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Pirates Sweep Astros To Push Them Into Basement
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept the Houston Astros in a five game series, moving Houston to last place as Willie Stargell hit his seventh homer in the seventh inning and Roy Face closed out the win. Atlanta moved into second with a 3-2 win over Cincinnati while Philadelphia beat Los Angeles.
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