Indians Rally To Beat Royals In 11th On Bell Home Run
Cleveland erased a three run deficit with a second inning double steal and timely hits including four straight eighth inning singles. Frank Robinson praised the rally as Deve LaRoche held Royals hitless in the final frames. Buddy Bell delivered a game winning homer in the 11th off Pattin as Cleveland won 7 4. LaRoche notched three innings of relief for the Indians who improved to 2 0 in the stretch against Kansas City with Rick Manning Boog Powell and others contributing key hits. The Indians head to a four game set with Texas as Eckersley faces Ferguson Jenkins.
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Lowenstein
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Ashby
Elise Kemp Hood
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Tribes' Brohamer on Disabled List
Cleveland Indians place second baseman Jack Brohamer on a 15 day disabled list with a back injury. Duane Kuiper is recalled from Oklahoma City to replace him and join the club for tonight's game against Texas. Kuiper hit .500 for the Tribe last September.
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South Carolina Players Lead Secondary Phase MLB Draft
Dennis Walling of Clemson was the No 1 pick by Oakland in the secondary draft, with 60 RBIs 13 homers and a .421 average. Earl Bass of South Carolina followed to St Louis as No 2, posting a 15 0 as a pitcher with a 1.16 ERA and 148 strikeouts. Additional picks include sons of ex majors Tom McLish Pee Wee Reese and George Tebbetts. Overall 49 players chosen, Dodgers abstained.
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Valley City softball opens with Barons and Hornets
Red Barons win two in Ponytail League action as they beat Roadrunners 10-0 on minor league night with Beyer as ace and Fabrious taking the loss. In major league play Barons rout Roadrunners 25-3 led by Watkins two doubles and Fuller two two basers. Green Hornets top Cougars 11-4 behind Diekman, Schaefer and Sutherland. Cougars then beat Hornets 104 with Campanarie multi hit and Parks near cycle.
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Barb Simpson
Kim Schaefer
Baseball statistical leaders and pitching records list
National and American League leaders are listed by category including batting leaders led by Bench and Winfield with 38 and 37. home run totals shown for Garrett, Garvey, and others. stolen bases topped by Morgan and Cedeno. American League pitching leaders feature Sutton, Ryan and Kaat with win totals and ERAs.
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Smith
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Yount
Hargrove
Bumbry
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