Baseball milestones and notable games on June 26
On June 26 in history several events stood out. In 1916 Chicago White Sox and Cleveland players wore sleeve numbers for scorecard use. 1938 Lonny Frey of the Reds collected eight hits in a doubleheader with the Phillies, three in the nightcap as Cincinnati won 8-5. 1944 war bond fundraiser drew 50,000 at Polo Grounds as Dodgers beat Yankees 5-1 and Giants 0, with both teams playing consecutive innings. 1962 Earl Wilson no-hits the Angels for the Red Sox at Fenway Park and homers. 1970 Frank Robinson hits two grand slams in an Orioles win. 2006 Oregon State defeats North Carolina 3-2 for its first College World Series title.
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Lonny Frey
Cincinnati Reds
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Byrd drives in three as Rangers stump Tigers 8 3
Marlon Byrd had three RBIs and Texas halted Detroit starter Jeremy Bonderman’s 17 game unbeaten streak with an 8 3 win in Detroit. Bonderman lasted six innings, allowing four runs two earned and seven hits, striking out seven but walking four.
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Texas
Jeremy Bonderman
Detroit
Bonderman
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Bobo Newsom
Kameron Lee
White Sox
Devil Rays
Braves snap five game skid with 4-1 win over Washington
Braves take a 4-1 victory as Brian McCann drives in the lead with a run-scoring single and hits a three run homer. Tim Hudson improves to 7-5 as Bob Wickman earns the save. Washington starter Jason Bergmann allows four hits and one run in four innings.
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Bob Wickman
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Nationals shortstop Guzman to miss rest of season
Cristian Guzman cannot make the tag on Franklin Gutierrez amid Friday interleague play and will undergo surgery causing him to miss the remainder of the season. Gutierrez scored and drove in key runs as the game continued without Guzman.
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Franklin Gutierrez
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Guzman
Cleveland
Josh Barfield
Garciaparra Shifts to Third Base for Dodgers
Nomar Garciaparra moves from first base to third with Grady Little noting his full buy in. The move opens first base for James Loney who has hit .429 since June 10 and strengthens the Dodgers’ infield alignment.
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