Aaron's 754th homer fuels Brewers win in 10th
Hank Aaron, 754th career homer and ninth of the season, lifted the Brewers to a 5-4 win over the Texas Rangers in the 10th inning after a 6-3 opener win led by Jim Slaton's four-hit performance. Milwaukee rallied in the nightcap's ninth on Bernie Carbo and Robin Yount run-scoring singles. Aaron compared the moment to his 1957 pennant winner against the Cardinals, calling this one second best.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Saturday to Tuesday
A dense summary of scores from Milwaukee to New York listing results for teams like Boston Kansas City Detroit Minnesota Oakland Cleveland Chicago and Baltimore. It includes yesterday and today's results, notable box scores and key performances such as Nolan Ryan striking out 12 and Oscar Gamble's homer for the Yankees, plus updated league standings in the National and American Leagues.
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Major League box scores and a bid for records
Summary of MLB box scores featuring pitchers Matlack Koosman Seaver Apodaca Hodges Ruthven Marshall Dal Canton Pocoraba Williams and others with wins for Dal Canton Sutton and Los Angeles players. HRs by Hodges Smith Hernandez McBride Crawford and others. Scores shown for American League matchups Minnesota Boston with late game totals.
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Baseball results round up with multiple team notes
Recap of several games with pitchers Blyleven Foucault and Sundberg, hitters Fahey Grieve Carbo Gamble and Pagan. Teams mentioned include Milwaukee Texas New York Baltimore and Chicago with win loss records and home runs noted. Castros Kusnyer and WP Pagan listed among fielding and pitching details.
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Grafton Hot Stove games washed out by weekend storms
The Hot Stove tournament at Grafton Park saw 18 of 21 games washed out by thunderstorm rain. Ed Kelsey blamed the mess on weather with makeup games set for 6 40 pm and potential Friday rescheduling if rain returns. North Ridgeville and Litchfield managed some contests, while the second week of district play looms.
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Palmer Camer Tie Open Playoff After 18 Holes
Three women contest an 18 hole playoff for the U S Women's Open at Rolling Green Golf Club. Sandra Palmer and JoAnne Camer finished 292 eight over par after 72 holes. Liz Carner led money list and birdied to move one up before Palmer birdied to force a playoff.
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Rolling Green Golf Club
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Revenge Triumph for Elyria Legion Team at Home
Elyria Post 12 defeated Bellville 7 to 1 behind pitcher Larry Greene four hitter. Greene and teammates Grambley Wyszynski Lysaght and Balser fueled the offense with multiple hits and RBIs as Elyria built a 7-0 lead, then held on after Bellville scored unearned in the seventh. Elyria improves to 4-8 and 9-19 overall, with eight wins in the last 14 games and players Greene Wy szynski Lysaght White set for the Legion all star game in Findlay.
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Stone resigns as head of Hialeah Park Inc
Lynn Stone, president of Churchill Downs, announces he will resign as president of Hialeah Park Inc near Miami. He plans to devote full effort to Churchill Downs post he has led since 1970. Stone was appointed Hialeah president three years ago by a group led by John Galbreath of Columbus. He has directed two track operations while maintaining homes in both states.
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