Noles Shuts Out Dodgers 10-0 After Jail Release
Cubs pitcher Dickie Noles, out on appeal from a Cincinnati lockup, delivered a 10-0 shutout over the Dodgers. Buckner homered, Davis and Hall drove in runs, Noles added two RBIs, and the win snapped a rough West Coast trip as Chicago gains momentum for a nine game homestand.
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Tigers rally in 10th to rout Mariners in Seattle
Detroit broke a drought by scoring seven runs in the 10th inning to beat Seattle 8-1 after a mostly quiet game. The Tigers had managed just one run in 18 innings prior, while Tom Brookens drove in the first two runs of the late rally.
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Pirates coast to seventh straight as Wynne drives win
Pittsburgh won 4-3 over the San Diego Padres on the West Coast trip. Marvell Wynne delivered a clutch tie breaking single in the sixth after Dale Berra and Lee Mazzilli set the stage. Chuck Tanner praised the team effort as the Pirates moved to 9-1 on the trip and within a half game of first.
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Carter and Panthers stun Stars with late game magic
Carter dazzled for the Panthers as they erased a late deficit against the Stars. Hebert and Carter connected on the decisive play from the 48 yard line, Rivera Beach to Riviera Beach, as Philadelphia clinched the league's best record at 16-4 while Michigan finished 14-6. Kelvin Bryant rushed 13 times for 89 yards and Holloway added a key touchdown, with Trout kicking a field goal and Fusina throwing a TD to Willie Collier.
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Dr Billy B Wins New York Derby at Finger Lakes
Dr Billy B captured the eighth New York Derby at Finger Lakes Race Track, finishing 4.4 lengths ahead of Bix in a purse of 83,900. The field of 13 included Sir Keys, with Larga Vista Farm owner John Alibrandi collecting 50,340 from the winner’s share. Trainer Mike Ferraro guided the winner. odds paid 18 6.40 and 5.80 with a daily double of 53.20 and a $1,351 trifecta. Attendance reached 7,843 with $687,149 wagered in 10 races.
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USFL Broadcast Coverage With ABC and Swann Critiqued
ABC and Swann offered a laid back USFL telecast with limited cameras and frequent replays. Analysts praised some replays of Michigan plays but often repeated obvious points while Replays of short runs dominated and officials drew occasional ire. The overall feel mirrored fan reactions rather than driving viewers to stay home.
Chiefs Win Third Straight Over Charlies In Charleston
Syracuse Chiefs beat Charleston Charlies 4-2 as Bob Nandin went 3-for-3 and Al Woods and Chris Johnston homered. Dennis Howard earned the win, Dave Baker notched the save. Woods homered for the first time this year, Johnston hit his third, and the Chiefs take two in Columbus next.
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Sunday’s Stars Batting and Pitching Shine in Big Wins
Jim Dwyer and Gri oles went 4-for-5 with three doubles and four RBIs as Baltimore routed the California Angels 11-1. Dickie Noles pitched seven strong innings, fanning seven in Chicago’s 10-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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