Brouhard’s homer lifts Brewers to 1-0 win over Red Sox
Mark Brouhcard ended a homer drought with a solo shot in County Stadium driving in the game’s only run as Milwaukee moved into first place in the AL East with a 1-0 victory over Boston. Pete Vuckovich earned the win, Tanana took the loss, and tempers flared after a bunt clash between Tanana and Gantner. Orioles beat Tigers 7-3 behind Eddie Murray four RBIs. Royals top Twins 6-1. Indians 6, Yankees 2. Angels 6, White Sox 0. Rangers 6, Mariners 5.
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Rams Dominates Bears 24-7 On Monday Night Football
Los Angeles Rams overwhelmed Chicago 24-7 as Bears misfired on offense. Pat Haden connected with receivers early, Wendell Tyler scored twice, LeRoy Irvin returned a punt 55 yards for a TD. Bears endured injuries and a rough showing, dropping to 1-3.
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Dave Williams
Pittsburgh Cubs split as Astros move toward playoffs
In a Monday doubleheader under 40s temperatures at Three Rivers Stadium the Pirates and Cubs split. Rick Rhoden fired a four-hit shutout in the opener while Steve Henderson drove in three runs in the nightcap as the Cubs cut Montreal’s lead in the NL East. Houston beat San Diego 2-1 to extend its NL West lead, with Art Howe delivering a bases loaded, two-out single in the ninth.
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Ainge Ends Baseball Career as Court Sides With Change
Danny Ainge says he will not return to Toronto after declaring retirement from baseball, while a court battle with the Blue Jays centers on a contract addendum that bans professional basketball. The case asks if a player can switch careers and if the addendum was waived. The trial resumes after a holiday recess with Ainge’s retirement dated to Sunday.
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Steeleville golfer wins sixth annual Southern Illinois Petro Golf
Bill Moore of Steeleville shot 74 to win the championship flight at Southwest Lakes Golf Club near Percy in the sixth annual Southern Illinois Petro Golf Tournament. Doby Burns and Roger Patton finished second and third with 77 and 78. Class winners included Lanning Dress and Jim Enyart with tight scorecard playoffs and strong showings from Du Quoin, Steeleville, and Pinckneyville golfers.
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