Van Gorder's late heroics spark Reds anniversary win
In a 7-6 extra innings victory over the Phillies and amid Cincinnati’s anniversary celebration, Dave Van Gorder pinch hit for a two run single in the eighth and delivered the go ahead hit in the 12th, powering the Reds past the Phillies 7-6. The day’s rest of the other results include Nolan Ryan’s 235th win and a 4-2 Pirates win.
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Chicago Cubs vote 25-0 authorizing a strike after meeting with Don Fehr. Keith Moreland said the owners offered nothing legitimate as Fehr plans talks with all 26 clubs. The eight point concept includes retirement benefits, higher minimum salary, and changes to free agency and compensation.
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Bernazard Cleared as Cork-Loaded Bat Case Fizzles
Cleveland Indians infielder Tony Bernazard was cleared when American League President Bobby Brown announced the bat contained 100 percent ash after a cork accusation followed a two run double in Milwaukee's 6-5 win. Manager Pat Corrales lost Vern Ruhle to a back strain and rookie Rich Thompson extended his early major league learning curve with a 1.59 ERA and a save. Castillo starred in minor league Maine with a ninth inning RBI, while Cleveland's Brian Clark earned a win and prepares for a Sunday start against Toronto.
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Barkley struggled in his Indians return allowing a three run homer by Ernie Whitt after a 3-0 Jays lead. Toronto used a five run third to seize control as Creel allowed five runs. Toronto hitters, led by Moseby and Fernandez, chased Indians starter Doyle Alexander to win 6-2 in Cleveland.
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