Baseball Today Wednesday's Games List
Odds and schedule for Wednesday include Les Angeree at Ciena at 12 35 p m Sea Francisco at Adlai 40 2 Chicago at Montreal 7 05 p m New York at Philadelphia 25 p m 2 Uell at Pittabead 2 p m San Diego at Houston 8 35 p m.
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Baseball highlights from 1904 to 1981 and a birthday note
History notes show Bob Wicker’s 12 inning 1-0 win in 1904 with a 9 1-3 inning no hit stretch. Vander Meer’s 1938 no hitter marked the Reds’ 3-0 win over the Braves. Hank Aaron’s 1972 grand slam powered the Braves to 15-3 over the Phillies, Aaron reaching 649 homers and 14th slam. Also mentions a 1981 strike after Seattle’s 8-2 win over Baltimore and a Michael Davis birthday.
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Braves Edge Sot Pronto In Extra Innings
Moe Braves win 8-7 in 11 innings as Lee Lacy of the Orioles homers twice and goes 4-for-4 in a slugfest loss to Weathy. Pirates, Dodgers, Reds, and other games noted with player lines appear fragmented.
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All star votes listed for major leaguers and cities
A garbled All star vote list shows numerous players from New York San Francisco Chicago St Louis and other cities. Names include Sandberg Parker Murphy Bob Dermier Jack Catt WIlE McGee and Pedro Geerrtre among others with scattered team affiliations and figures rather than coherent results.
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Butler's risky baserunning costs Tribe late rally in loss
In a tense late innings sequence, Butler overruns third on Jacoby's grounder as Bernazard is ruled out on a close tag. Corrales and Butler discuss the gamble while Hrbek's error and Butler's miscue erase potential tying run. Viola earns the win, Davis saves for the Indians.
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Rice's bunt goes a long way for Red Sox win
The Red Sox beat the Brewers 4-2 as Jim Rice cleared the bases with a three run homer in the bottom of the ninth after fouling off two sacrifice attempts. Boston extended its win streak to eight games. Lance Parrish stars for the Tigers in a 8-7 victory over the Orioles.
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Late-inning rally lifts Detroit over Baltimore in 11th
Detroit clubs a rally in the bottom of the 11th to defeat Baltimore as the AL homer earlier and an RBI single cap the frame. Bob Shirley earns his first win of the season after a solid eight innings against Toronto. Frank White misplays a grounder to allow the winning run in Kansas City while Kirk McCaskill notches his first major league win in a seven-hit outing. Floyd BannisterBirthday notes frame Seattle victory over Chicago.
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Cubs Rally Past Expos as Reardon Blows Save
Montreal’s Jeff Reardon, league leader with 17 saves, failed to close out the eighth inning allowing Chicago Cubs to rally for a 5-4 win. Ryne Sandberg drove in two, Keith Moreland added a run, and Buck Rodgers called the reliever human after the costly lapse.
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Blyleven Harries Trade Talk Amid Inconsistent Form
Bert Blyleven expresses readiness to be traded as rumors swirl over his future with the Cleveland Indians. He notes personal distraction but insists he cannot alter his pitching approach, while management discusses potential deals before the June 15 waiver deadline. Also updates include Julio Franco's injury and the signing of pitcher Andy Ghelfi to Batavia.
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Prince, longtime Pirates announcer, dies at 68
Bob Prince known as The Gunner and a Pittsburgh radio staple died at Presbyterian University Hospital after cancer surgery. He was 68 and had been the Pirates voice for nearly 30 years with KDKA radio.
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