Rangers pitcher Butcher shatters Orioles with one hit
John Butcher pitched a complete one hitter for the Rangers, earning a 2-0 victory over the Orioles as he filled in for injured Danny Darwin. He indicated he will return to the bullpen when Darwin is ready, while Texas stayed within seven games of the White Sox in the AL West.
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Frobel Emerges as Pirates Power Hopes in 3-1 Win
Pirates call up Doug Frobel from the minors and he hits a fourth inning homer for a 3-1 win over the Mets. Captain-like praise from Chuck Tanner compares Frobel to Reggie Jackson as Pittsburgh stacks rookies for a strong late stretch while Tony Perez anchors the Phillies in a doubleheader split with Chicago. Perez, aging but productive, belted a seventh inning homer and touted his early-season impact as he eyes continued pinch hitting and RBIs.
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Yankees silent on pine tar game makeup
New York factions remain quiet on finishing the pine tar game with Kansas City. AL president Lee MacPhail warned that rainouts could push the makeup to tomorrow, delaying any finish and ticket plans. Players and officials offered no firm decisions or attendance plans for Yankee Stadium at 6 p.m.
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Syracuse Mile Harness Racing Stages Bright Daylight Racing
The Syracuse Mile at State Fairgrounds offers daylight harness racing with standout pacing and trotting figures led by Mall of Famers. Racing resumes tomorrow at 1:30 pm featuring 77,250 dollars in the two year old filly pace, plus divisions of 100,540 dollars for two year old colts and an 85,000 open pace.
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