Indians' rally caps dramatic Oakland sweep says AP
The Cleveland Indians exploded for 15 runs in Oakland after a rough Cleveland trip. Andre Thornton hit two two run homers as the lineup combined for five long balls and 15 hits to edge the A's 15 6 in the series finale after consecutive losses. Other AL results included Boston 1 Texas 0 and Milwaukee 6 Minnesota 2.
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Red Sox tumble? nine-hitter preserves early-season roll
Boston and Texas split a low scoring day as Red Sox win 1 0 behind Tudor, Stanley, and Clear. Texas ends a 12 game skid while Boston extends its recent success to 16 wins in 19 games.
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Staub’s ninth inning homer gives Mets 6-5 win over Giants
New York pinch hitter Rusty Staub delivered a game deciding homer off Greg Minton in the bottom of the ninth at Shea Stadium. Staub, 0-for-16 prior to the at bat, lined a sinker into the right field bullpen for a dramatic Mets victory.
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Montreal pitcher Bill Lee put on waivers after bench incident
Montreal Expos placed pitcher Bill Lee on waivers and prepared his unconditional release after he left Olympic Stadium just before a game. Lee said he was angry about the Rodney Scott trade, drank at a pub, ripped his uniform, and returned to be told he could not pitch. He also noted fines and regretted not punching someone.
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Saluki women cagers lose Boyes
Mary Boyes of SIUC women’s basketball will not return next season due to academic ineligibility. Once a starter in 28 games as a sophomore, she averaged 2.4 points last year after 10.9 ppg the year before. Coach Cindy Scott cited GPA as the reason and noted one scholarship may be freed for next season.
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