Yankees explode for 13-1 win over Brewers in Cox era
Tommie John pitched seven strong innings allowing six hits as the Yankees built a big early lead with a five run fourth and a five run sixth. Dave Winfield and Rick Cerone homered and New York halted Milwaukee’s six game win streak despite injuries to Don Mattingly and Rickey Henderson.
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Scott Escapes Giants as Cards Take NL Lead
Mike Scott pitched seven innings allowing two runs while striking out 13 as the Astros defeated the Giants 6-1 at the Astrodome. Scott extended his dominance over San Francisco, and Cardinals batters powered a 5-1 win over the Cubs led by Greg Mathews and John Morris. Padres topped the Braves 10-3 behind Eric Show, Bruce Bochy, and Tony Gwynn, halting a three-game skid. Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 6-5 as Eric Davis homered late to salvage a win and keep pace in the NL. Philadelphia edged Houston 7-6 with Von Hayes delivering a go-ahead homer in the seventh.
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Chiefs’ frustration grows after home loss at MacArthur
At MacArthur Stadium on Friday, Syracuse left fielder Lou Thornton chimed in after Maine Guides reliever Jeff Calhoun struck out three in a row to seal a 2-1 defeat for the Chiefs. The setback extended the Chiefs’ streak of five without a win, with the tying run aboard in the ninth.
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Chiefs fall after late squandered chances on Fireworks Night
Syracuse Chiefs lose 2 1 to 1 7 40 p.m. start as Tom Newell strikes out 10 in seven for Maine while Rob Ducey and Glenallen Hill fan seven times. Manager Doug Ault credits tough pitching and a potential fix from Big John Mayberry, working with hitters today.
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Mets celebrate comeback night and Doc Gooden’s return
The Mets drew a sellout crowd at Shea as Dwight Gooden returned for a high energy start. Leyland tried to kept Davey Johnson from driving writers and the scene featured big signs and a standing ovation for the young pitcher. The club also eyed signing Tom Seaver as part of a dramatic weekend.
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Celtics Face Do-or-Die Game as Lakers Close In
Boston braces for a high energy showdown amid hype and pressure. Magic and Worthy star for the Lakers while Celtics leader Bird urges a perfect game to spark a rally and defend home court against a fast-breaking, relentless opponent.
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Morse and Crampton Lead McDonald’s Championship Field
Morse 31 of Pittsford leads the LPGA McDonald’s Championship at Du Pont Country Club with 36-hole total of 136 and 6-under par while Sherri Steinhauer and Sherri Turner share midway leadership. Also Perry leads Kemper Open after 36 holes as play is slowed by darkness and rain.
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Perry Maintains Lead On Slippery Oswego Course
Perry extended his lead to 12 strokes as he battled a slick Oswego Country Club layout. He birdied holes 3 and 12, but also endured mud and mis-clubbed shots, finishing strong with a 76 while Naton shot 76 and Chiswan and Banish 77s to stay within shouting distance.
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