Chiefs fall in finale mirrors 1982 season
Jim Beauchamp saw the season’s end echo 1982 as the Chiefs lost to Pawtucket 7-4 in 12 innings on Dave Koza’s three run homer. The Tribe finished 64-76 with 184,596 in attendance over 65 dates, while Fidrych struggled for Pawtucket. Fernandez and Barrett starred for IL all stars as Cleveland's Petralli prepared for a Jays return.
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Brewers stumble as Tommy John debuts for Angels
The Milwaukee Brewers lost 5-2 to California as Tommy John, newly acquired from the Yankees, allowed eight hits in his Angels debut. Milwaukee’s lead in the AL East slipped to 3.42 games over Boston and four over Baltimore as the Angels leaned on leadoff power and crucial fourth-inning hits to secure the win.
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Braves extend lead as Dodgers stumble in August
The Dodgers lost eight straight to the Braves in August while Atlanta beat the Expos 4-2 on Claudell Washington’s three run homer. Washington guessed right off Charlie Lea to power the Braves past Montreal as Phil Niekro improved to 14-3. Pirates edged the Dodgers 3-2 behind two-out hits in the seventh. Cincinnati and Philadelphia also won, with Schmidt and Carlton powering late rallies in separate games.
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Booming servers ignite contest between Tanner and Hooper
Tanner accuses Hooper of aiming at him during play and refuses to accept an apology. Hooper denies the charges, saying he did not intend to hit Tanner and that Tanner had chances to win. Both players express differing views on sportsmanlike conduct and the other's approach.
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Americans Seek Road Win After Syracuse’s Opener
The Syracuse Americans 3 1 trek to Pennsylvania to face undefeated Scranton Eagles in a bid for Empire Football League top spot. Scranton crushed Hudson Valley 41 0 last week as halfback Frank Yanik racked up 693 yards on 98 carries. Bruce TD Smith remains sidelined for the visitors.
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Clippers Clinch Playoff Prep With 9-7 Win Over Braves
Dave Stegman drove in four runs with a homer and a single to spark the Columbus Clippers to a 9-7 win over the Richmond Braves. Chico Ruiz and Glen Beckhorn homered for Richmond. Clippers finish 3% games back and open a best-of-five semifinal at Tidewater.
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Reggie and hopefuls vie in Vernon View trot stake
The Vernon View card highlights Reggie and hopeful Eric as top contenders with strong outsiders like Kenmarou Mite Mex and Airline Capitan. Notably Armbro Adonis and Ready's Flash headline the eighth, while wagers focus on exactas and a $6 trifecta box for the 10th.
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Vernon Selections Price List Shuffle
Vernon selections list race names and prices including Donna Adie Valawin five twenty Roy nine oh nine Ra bird Jils Promise one sixty eight Rie Butter four ninety six Rex Coffins two ninety Commancher three oh zero Bed Com manche three two.
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