Boston routs Baltimore 12-0 on strong pitching
Dennis 011 Dan Boyd of the Red Sox pitched a three hitless innings as Boston defeated Baltimore 12-0. Hitting highlights include Ken Phelps Manners with a homer double and single driving in three. Other notable lines feature Seattle’s 10-6 win over Cleveland and multiple players from various teams tallied homers and RBIs.
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Baseball milestones and game notes from 1944 and 1860s era
Highlights include Babe Ruth’s home run record, Joe Nuxhall becoming youngest MLB player, and Rocks Colavito’s 1960s exploits. Mentions Indians beating Senators 2-0, Mets routs, and a 12 inning rally by the Indians. includes birthday roll for several players.
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Corrales Defends Indians as Slump Deepens
Pat Corrales urged reporters not to quit on the Cleveland Indians after a 10-6 loss to Seattle, insisting the team has not quit despite a 19-36 record. The All-Star Game is slated for July 16 in Minneapolis, with Brett Butler or Brook Jacoby as likely Indian representatives. Butler leads the team with a .306 average and 16 doubles while Jacoby sits at .291 with eight homers and 28 RBIs, amid strong competition from peers like Molitor, Brett, and Boggs.
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Indians Twins Series Opens With Pitching Matchups
The Indians host Minnesota in a three game set after a weekend off as Keith Creek faces Frank Viola, Bert Blyleven seeks 200th win against Mike Smithson, and Neal Heaton meets Pete Filson. Corrales praises Buddy Bell while Julio Franco may not start tonight with a pulled muscle. Sun day attendance was 9,841 despite a San Diego Chicken appearance.
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Blue Jays Tigers split key series as Tigers surge
Detroit rebounded from a pair of losses to beat Toronto 8-2 and 10-1 completing a series win that pulled the Tigers into a second place tie with Baltimore. Lou Whitaker Alan Trammell and Kirk Gibson sparked the Detroit offense while the Blue Jays remained strong at 36 18. A record 163596 fans attended the four game set at Exhibition Stadium.
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Hawkins eyes bigger names as Padres win reach 11th
Andy Hawkins improved to 11-0 for San Diego with a 5-1 victory over Cincinnati after breaking a 1-1 tie in the eighth. He surpassed Butch Metzger for the Padres team record with 11 straight decisions, while Pete Rose drew attention for nearing Ty Cobb's all-time hits mark. In other games, Mets split with Cardinals and Braves beat Dodgers, with Niekro and Niekro-like performances noted.
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Beal sweeps doubleheader in abbreviated games
Don Beal led Elyria to a doubleheader sweep over Camelot at Ely Stadium. Beal dominated both games, winning 15-2 and 16-2 as the shortened 4% inning games ended swiftly. The quick two victories extended Beal’s team’s late-season momentum.
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Putt-Putt pros set for Great Lakes Tournament
Elyria Putt-Putt hosts the Great Lakes Tournament on Sunday June 16 at 11 a.m. Players from Ohio Indiana Michigan and Pennsylvania will compete in the event.
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