Walk Goes Giants Past Cubs in 12th
Vic Harris drew a bases loaded walk with two outs in the 12th to force in the decisive run and give the San Francisco Giants a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Johnnie LeMaster opened the 12th with a single, then LeMaster and Hill moved on as Hernandez faltered, and Darrell Evans tipped the scale with the winning walk. Cubs had earlier taken a 1-0 lead on Ivan DeJesus and Bill Buckner. Sutter and Knepper delivered key innings as Giants clinched the win.
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Rose reaches 3000 hits as Reds star finally joins elite
Pete Rose, 37, collected his 3,000th hit with two singles off Montreal pitcher Steve Rogers at Riverfront Stadium in a frenzied celebration. The milestone puts him among 12 players to reach 3,000, with Hall of Fame ties and a future aimed at more seasons, more hits, and another World Series title. Rose sought focus on ongoing goals while fans lined the field in cheers after the historic hit.
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Sixers Bullets playoff war grows in Washington arena
Philadelphia star George McGinnis labels the series a war as the 76ers drop a 123-108 decision to the Bullets in Landover. Referees called 71 personals and three technicals amid a heated, physical clash. Washington aims to rebound behind Wes Unseld's potential return and smarter play.
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SIUC track women set three school and five stadium records
SIUC women set three school marks and five stadium records at an open meet Friday at McAndrew Stadium. Cathy Chiarello topped the meet in the 1500, clocking 4 32.4 to surpass her own marks and qualify for the national meet. Grace Lloyd set both school and stadium records in the 100 and anchored a 49.9 in the 440 relay with Bushelle, Harrison, Kinchlow. Mary Shirk also set a stadium record in the 400 meter hurdles.
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