McMahon Returns as Giants Rally to Split with Braves
Don McMahon, 43, recalled from retirement to aid the San Francisco bullpen, pitched two scoreless innings of relief to beat the Atlanta Braves 9-5 and salvage a four-game split. Hank Aaron, facing McMahon in his first at bat back, grounded out to short on a slider.
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Masonite Wins South Ukiah Little League Title Clincher
Masonite breaks 4-4 deadlock in bottom of the sixth as Chuck Vau scores on a passed ball with bases loaded and two out to lift Rinehart Oil over New Car Dealers 5-4 in Mendocino State Hospital park. Masonite stays atop standings with 12-3-1 mark after a 12-9 win over Prescription Center, powered by Doug Johns two run homer and timely hitting.
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Ron Powell
Todd Netherton
Neil Garrard
Dave Phillips
Chris Larson
Mike Cameron
Reds and Aaron show optimism after key games
The Reds beat the Dodgers 4-2 in a national TV game as Sparky Anderson said it's like old times and the team feels back in the race. Hank Aaron, smiling after his 21st homer, nears Babe Ruth's 714 with 694 career, hinting at a potential 715 this season.
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Rangers laud Clyde as young gem in 18-year-old ace
Texas felt proud as 18-year-old Dave Clyde pitched six strong innings with four hits allowed and one earned run. Ed Herrmann drove in the deciding run in the ninth to lift the Chicago White Sox over the Rangers 5-4. Clyde left with Texas ahead 4-3 after a blister forced his exit. Bill Melton's eighth-inning RBI spoiled the win. Other AL results included Minnesota over Kansas City 5-2 and Boston 1-0 over New York. NL scores featured Cincinnati 4-2 LA and Montreal 2-1 over New York in 10 innings.
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Colt Leaguers Bat Strong In Ukiah Colt League Action
Ukiah Colt League 15-16 games feature tight, exciting play with solid defense and pitching. Lakeport defeated Potter Valley 11-3 as Funk doubled and drove in two, Pickle added two for three with three RBIs, and Van Beek tripled for Potter Valley. Masonite edged Sporting Goods 5-4 with Lancaster three for three driving in three and Haskell keying a late lead. Sporting Goods then topped Fjord's 3-2 with a late rally, while Lakeport beat the Ukiah Jaycees 7-5 behind Fenis and Dunlap. Masonite hammered Potter Valley 13-3 with Lancaster two RBIs, and Potter Valley then beat Fjord's 7-2 behind Bramett. Sporting Goods won 11-5 as Adams and Sanchez starred, and Sporting Goods edged Potter Valley 10-9 with Heath’s two homers and seven RBIs.
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Berry drives Angels to 4 2 win over A's in Oakland
Ken Berry strong for California Angels driving in all four runs including a third homer as Oakland falls to 4 2 at the Coliseum. Berry, hit .301 on the season, injures his right ankle but remains in the game, hoping the A L All Star bid comes via selection.
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Jipcho eyes new mark after 3 52 mile win
Ben Jipcho of Kenya, the world's second fastest miler, seeks to break his 3 000 meter steeplechase world record next. Tapio Kantanen calls the effort bold as Jipcho eyes an 8 10 0 in ideal conditions after clocking 3 52 for the mile and beating Filbert Bayi who ran 3 52 6. Leonard Hilton also broke four minutes with 3 56 0.
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Alworth retires after 11 pro seasons in football
Lance Alworth announced his retirement from professional football after 11 seasons. The Arkansas alum played nine seasons with the San Diego Chargers and two with the Dallas Cowboys, setting AFL era records and a lasting mark for consecutive games with at least one reception.
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Frazier Wins Rough 12 Round Return Over Bugner
Joe Frazier, now 208 pounds, defeats European champion Joe Bugner in a 12 round decision in London. Foreman watched ringside and called it among the best fights he has seen as Frazier declares peak condition and hints at a possible rematch, with CBS Sports Spectacular airing next Sunday.
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Memorial services set for Swede Savage at age 26
Indianap olis memorials were planned for David Earl Savage who died from burns after a fiery crash at the Indianapolis 500 on May 30. The Santa Ana driver, 26, was the third fatality linked to May racing incidents at Speedway. Savage’s body was to be flown to California for funeral arrangements. the race was halted on the 59th lap as fire crews responded to the wreck.
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