Indians blow late lead as Blue Jays walk off
Cleveland led 6-2 entering the ninth but surrendered five runs in the frame. Errors and wild pitches keyed a collapse by reliever Ernie Camacho, as Toronto won 8-7 in 10 innings. Contention teetered as Corrales questioned his bullpen and Camacho’s nerves.
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Brewers tie mlb record with 13th straight win
Rookie Chuck Crim earned the win in a 5-4 Milwaukee Brewers victory over the Chicago White Sox to match the major league pace of 13 consecutive wins. Crim pitched 3 1 2 scoreless innings after joining the Brewers from spring training injuries. teammates celebrated on the field as Dan Plesac struck out Greg Walker to end the game.
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Brewers start season with record streak and Nieves no-hitter
Robin Yount delivered the game winning bloop in the seventh as Milwaukee opened 13-0 and rode a five run ninth inning to beat the White Sox. The streak included Juan Nieves’ no hitter lasting 4 2 3 innings and symbolized the club's rapid start and resilience.
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Lorain bowler Godman inducted into PBA Hall of Fame
Lorain’s Jim Godman, a 1965 PBA rookie of the year and 10 time tour winner, was inducted into the PBA Hall of Fame. He captured titles from 1966 through 1980 including two Firestone Tournament of Champions wins and a late career Quad Cities Open triumph. He noted the feat spans three decades and reflects top status among bowlers.
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Godman's Storied Bowling Career Highlighted by 20 PBA Victories
A profile of bowler Godman detailing 20 PBA wins from 1962 to 1986 including key titles like the 1969 Firestone Tournament of Champions in St. Louis and the 1971 ABC Masters. It notes his ABC Hall of Fame induction in 1987, records such as the all-events mark of 2,184, three 700-plus series, and post career roles at Cedar Lanes and a Florida center. He reflects on competing with power and enjoying life off the lanes.
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Seko wins Boston Marathon as wind and chaos hamper hopes
Japan's Toshihiko Seko wins the 91st Boston Marathon in 2 01 50 amid a headwind and a bungled start that saw Rob de Castella fall and two wheelchair entrants hospitalized. Welshman Steve Jones takes second with 2 12 27 and Geoff Smith bronzes. Rosa Mota wins the women's race in 2 25 2, beating Agnes Vardaens. The race ruins world record hopes as conditions and pace slow early, but Seko surges after Heartbreak Hill to secure victory.
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