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Indians rally past Yankees with nine-run ninth inning
In 1925 the Indians erupted for six runs in the bottom of the ninth to defeat the Yankees 10 to 3 as Tris Speaker scored the deciding run from first on a single.
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Castillo Latest to Visit Maine in Indian moved Bullpen shuffle
Cleveland Indians promoted righthander Jeff Barkley to the big club and sent Carmen Castillo to Maine while recalling Castillo fouls and Ayala from the Maine Guides as part of a busy week of moves between Cleveland and its Class AAA affiliate. Barkley brings nine IL saves and will work with Rich Thompson to back stopper Tom Waddell as the bullpen shortens. The Indians endure injuries to Carter Hall and Thornton as they chase offense during a homestand opening with Milwaukee.
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Baseball Hit Streaks Highlight Historic Players
Baseball records list enduring hit streaks by legends such as Joe DiMaggio Willie Keeler Pete Rose and Ty Cobb with noted teams including the Yankees Orioles Reds Cubs and Tigers. The compilation cites early league standings and landmark consecutive game hitting feats across the American and National Leagues.
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Willie Keeler
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Pete Rove
Cincinnati
Bill Dahlen
Chicago
George Lister
St. Louis
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Tommy Holmes
Boston
Billy Hamilton
Philadelphia
Fred Clarke
Louieville
Stars Sunday Batting Highlights From Brewers and Reds
Robin Yount launched a home run and drove in three as Milwaukee outscored Kansas City 11 to 10. Mario Soto scattered six hits over seven innings to lead Cincinnati past Pittsburgh 7 to 1.
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Last-play error ends 11 10 Brewers Royals thriller
In Milwaukee, Charlie Moore's ninth inning single and a Willie Wilson error capped an 11-10 win for the Brewers over the Royals after 20 runs and 34 hits. Moore, Yount, and Oglivie each had three hits for Milwaukee, while Darryl Motley homered for Kansas City.
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Padres' Hawkins riding a rollercoaster high
Andy Hawkins of the San Diego Padres surged in 1984 going 8-9 as a starter and reliever. By midseason he had eight starts in 1985 with an 8-0 run after a 7 inning, 8-3 win over Montreal. He tied for the major league lead in wins with Rick Mahler.
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Indians Win Thriller as Ruhle Escapes and Bernazard Homers
Ruhle allowed one run on three hits over seven innings to lead the Indians past the Red Sox. Bernazard delivered the deciding blow with a seventh inning homer after being activated off the DL, while Armas was stung by strong defense and timely pitching.
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