Brewers extend win streak with 5 1 victory over Yankees
Milwaukee Brewers beat New York 5-1 to run their win streak to six over the Yankees. Gorman Thomas drove in three, and Moose Haas with Bob McClure combined on an eight hitter. Oscar Gamble homered for the Yankees. Haas allowed seven hits in seven innings before McClure pitched the eighth.
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Tigers top KC end 7 game losing streak
Detroit Tigers 8 Kansas City Royals 6 as Steve Kemp drives in four with two homers to end a seven game skid. Jack Morris earned the win while Willie Aikens and Hal McRae homered for Kansas City. Dennis Leonard and boots spoiled Detroit rallies including a seventh inning rally sparked by Kemp and Gibson.
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Dodgers legend Koufax threw four no hitters including a perfect game
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax had a storied pitching career in the American League era noted for four no hitters and one perfect game. His dominant performances, particularly with the Los Angeles Dodgers, left a lasting imprint on baseball history amid era-defining feats.
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Reds Win After Long Tie With Cubs In 12th
In 1917, Fred Toney of the Cincinnati Reds and Jim Vaughn of the Chicago Cubs pitched nine innings of hitless ball against each other, but Toney and the Reds finally won the game in the 12th.
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Norris 4 hits as A's beat Angels 3 1
Oakland pitcher Mike Norris hurled a four hitter over 8 13 innings for a 3 1 win that extended the A's winning streak to four. Dave Bevering doubled in a run and scored, Revering added a double for the first run, Heath and Picciolo produced runs, and Hamilton earned the save. Al Cowens snapped Norris shutout with an RBI double in the eighth.
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Perry Shuts Out Red Sox for 51st Career Win
Gaylord Perry allowed five hits to post his 51st career shutout and 920th victory. Texas Rangers defeated Boston 8-0 as Rusty Staub hit a grand slam and Buddy Bell and Grover Alexander drove in early runs. Dennis Eckersley took the loss.
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