Yastrzemski Leads Red Sox Past Blue Jays in May Return
Carl Yastrzemski, in his seventh game back from a back injury, hit a two run homer and Jim Rice added a two run shot as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 7-2. Dave Stieb lasted three innings and took the loss, while Bob Stanley and Bob Ojeda combined on a four hitter.
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Cardinals defeat Astros 5 3 as Von Ohlen blooms in relief
Dave Von Ohlen, after seven minor league seasons, earns his first major league win in relief helping the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Astros 5-3. George Hendrick drives in three with a double, Bruce Sutter secures his fourth save, and Ken Oberkfell adds an insurance double.
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Mail orders for Olympic tickets begin mid June 1984
Beverly Hills AP report says LAGOC official Harry Usher announced mail order procedures for the 1984 Los Angeles Games will start in mid June. Brochures and applications will be distributed nationwide via a distributor to be announced. tickets will be distributed from June 1984 with a lottery to select buyers for the most popular events. The Games open July 28 and over seven million tickets are planned.
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Ramie Powers Chiefs Past Pawtucket 4-3 At MacArthur
Vern Ramie drove in a go ahead run with a fourth inning homer and added a second RBI as the Syracuse Chiefs defeated Pawtucket 4-3 at MacArthur Stadium. Ramie extended his average to .297 while dealing with back issues and hamstring injuries in a mostly veteran lineup. Pitcher Matt Williams took the win despite throwing 149 pitches, while Don Cooper earned the save by retiring the final batter.
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