Not even Seaver can save the stumbling Red Sox
Seaver and Sutton handed the Boston Red Sox a 3-0 defeat as Boston dropped to 10 losses in 13 games. The early-season struggles continued despite Roger Clemens’ recent wins, while New York and Baltimore made sharp gains in the AL East and other MLB actions unfolded across the slate.
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Teams bid farewell as NL season wraps with key series
The Expos beat Cincinnati 9-7 on Eric Davis two-run eighth as the Reds sweep the Expos series. Pittsburgh shutout San Francisco 7-0 behind Rick Rhoden and Don Robinson. Nolan Ryan fanned 10 in Houston's 3-2 win over Philadelphia, Aurelio Lopez earning the two-hitter. Gary Carter, Darryl Strawberry and Kevin Mitchell hit consecutive Mets homers in Atlanta's 5-1 loss. Andy Van Slyke sparked St Louis’ 2-2 win over the Padres. Cubs beat Los Angeles 13-11 in a wild Wrigley affair after seven innings, 11 runs in a span. Season series totals: six series, 12 games each, close overall. Houston and Philadelphia split 6-6. LA and Chicago 6-6. St. Louis and Cincinnati 7-5. San Francisco 8-4 over Pittsburgh. Atlanta’s Mets battles end with New York 8-4 in head-to-head, though Mets overall .681.
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Crenshaw ends 2-year drought at Buick Open
Ben Crenshaw, fully recovered from illness, fired a final round 66 to win the Buick Open at 18 under 270. He earned $90,000 and a Buick for a year, finishing one stroke ahead of J C Snead and Doug Tewell. Bruce Crampton won the Syracuse Senior Golf Classic with a 71 for $30,000. Bradley playoff winner noted in Woodbridge Ontario.
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Physicals Tuesday for EC athletes
Elyria Catholic athletes boys and girls will undergo physical exams Tuesday at Oberlin Clinic in Oberlin. Grades 11 and 12 appointments at 6 p.m., grades 9 and 10 at 6:30 p.m. students needing transportation should arrive at Elyria Catholic High School 30 minutes before their time. transportation will be provided.
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McInally retires as Bengals punter after 1981 career
Cincinnati Bengals punter Pat McInally announces retirement during Sunday workouts at age 33. A Harvard 1975 draftee who won NFL punting titles in 1976 and 1978, he leaves with a 42 yard career average and a Pro Bowl berth in 1981. He will pursue writing and music in Nashville while reflecting on a life as a specialist.
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McGee Gets Up to Speed for Bengals After Holdout
Cleveland native Tim McGee, a first round pick from John Hay High, finished day one of full contact with Cincinnati in Wilmington. He missed seven practices and 10 or 11 meetings during a three day contract holdout and may need one to two weeks to catch up while adapting to Bengals terminology and deeper routes. Coach Sam Wyche says McGee is fast and represents a good athlete but unsure if he will be a football player yet.
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