Indians leap from AL East cellar with 6th straight win
Eddie Leon delivered a two run single with the bases loaded in the fifth as Sam McDowell tossed a nine hit complete game to beat Detroit 4 2. Cleveland climbed out of last place for the first time since 1968 and improved to 9 4 on the season.
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Bourne misses final rounds at Hazeltine U.S. Open
Amateur Bob Bourne from Oberlin struggled to reach the final two rounds at Hazeltine National. He posted a five over par 77 for a two round total of 158 after an opening 81, citing rough conditions and learning to adapt to tough layouts. Bourne highlighted key misses and the need to improve accuracy from difficult lies.
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Jacklin Leads Open as Winds Return and Rain Forecast
Tony Jacklin's 141 after 36 holes gives the English Open champion a three-stroke edge at Hazeltine as winds of 15 to 25 mph and a 60 percent rain chance loom. Dave Hill trails, Randy Wolff posts course record 67, while defending champ Orville Moody misses the cut.
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Howie Johnson
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Orioles Sweep Halts Senators Rally in 13 Innings
The Washington Senators swept the Baltimore Orioles 12-10 and 3-2 in 13 innings as Baltimore’s lead in the American League East shrank to 1 2 games amid a 10 of 16 slide. Earl Weaver’s club improved to 8-8 in June, aiming to stay on pitching coach George Bamberger’s plan for a strong month.
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Henderson swings into Mid-Am Golf
Henderson and several regional players competed in the first day of Mid-America Junior Golf Tour qualifying at Possum Run. Reg Taylor led a field of 146 youths with a 363-70 over 6,218 yards as others posted scores from Mansfield Elyria to Bay Village with top qualifiers named.
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Pele Returns to Lead Brazil in World Cup Final Push
Pele seeks a final World Cup bid for Brazil against Italy as a global audience tunes in. The Brazil star, joined by Jairzinho and Tostao, faces Italy's defense led by Enrico Albertosi after Brazil's strong knockout run.
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Muckler and MacDonald to Lead Barons
John Muckler and Parker MacDonald named to join the Cleveland Barons effective July 1. Muckler will be general manager and MacDonald will serve as coach, ending the dual GM-coach role held by Jack Gordon.
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Standings Clash Across Major League Agencies and Cities
Fragmented standings show Predas and Revatts amid tense duels with St Leyte of Areago 317 gt ants 17 and host teams like Atlanta 4 Hinton 2. Other pairs include Montreal, New York, Philadelphia, Oakland, Washington, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Pittsburgh in a dense, unclear ledger of games and scores.
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