Boog Powell Sparks Orioles Past Indians In 10th Inning
Boog Powell homered for the third time this season and drove in four runs to lift the Orioles over the Indians 6 to 4 in 10 innings. Palmer earned his second straight win with 10th inning support as Baltimore moved to 6 of 7 and a 2 1/2 game lead in the AL East. Powell, hitting around .250, also drew a bases loaded walk sealing the rally.
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Dodgers land comeback win as Downing shines
Dodgers starter Al Downing, acquired from Milwaukee, pitched a complete game against St. Louis, allowing nine hits and earning a 2 1 victory. The 30 year old veteran, in his first NL start, helped Los Angeles improve their mound depth early in the season.
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Reeves Dies at 58 a Lifelong Pro Football Figure
Daniel F. Reeves, 58, longtime pro football executive and Rams owner, died in New York from Hodgkin's disease. A New York native, he bought the Rams in 1941, moved them to Los Angeles in 1946, and remained involved with the franchise while undergoing treatment at a New York clinic.
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Bucks Seek 3rd Win In Laker Semifinal Showdown
In Inglewood, Lew Alcindor and the Milwaukee Bucks aim to take a 3-1 series lead against the Los Angeles Lakers in game five of the NBA semifinals. Wilt Chamberlain and rookie Jim McMillian fueled Los Angeles’ 118-107 Wednesday victory as Pat Riley scored 24 off the bench.
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Trevino Faces Eligibility Hurdle Ahead of Next Week
Pensacola Florida UPI reports golf star Lee Trevino, a top money winner for 15 months, will not be eligible for the upcoming event next week. His status raises questions about his participation and the competition's field.
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Trevino trails leaders at Monsanto Open after first round
Former U S Open champion Lee Trevino opened the Monsanto Open with an even par 71 to sit five strokes off the pace in a tie for 38th. Dick Lotz led at 5 under 66 as Lou Graham faltered with a triple bogey on the final hole. Lotz cruised to a 33 33 two-round total last year for the first prize.
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Bullets Threaten comeback in Garden showdown
Baltimore hosts New York in Madison Square Garden as the Bullets pursue a third straight win to seize a 3-2 series edge in the NBA Eastern Conference finals. Despite injuries to Gus Johnson and Kevin Loughery, Baltimore shows momentum after two big bursts and a shift in mood. Willis Reed’s shoulder remains a key factor.
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Colonels Triumph Over Squires In ABA Final Playoff Opener
Kentucky Colonels edge Virginia Squires 136 132 in Richmond behind 46 points from Dan Issel and 40 of 45 free throws. Cincy Powell adds 31, Darrel Carrier 17, Squires top scorer Charlie Scott 35 as late fouls seal win. Next game Saturday in Richmond.
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