Three run ninth lifts Pirates over New York
Pirates win 5-1 behind John Candelaria in relief and a three run ninth including Rennie Stennett triple. Seaver lasted until sixth before giving way to Hall, Apodaca, and the decisive rally. Stennett's bases loaded triple capped the four run frame in Pittsburgh's victory over the Mets.
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San Diego
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Houston
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Lou Brock
Bob Forsch
Tom House
Brent Strom
Don Sutton
Tito Fuentes
Pete Rose
Cesar Geronimo
Watson Ties Open Lead as Medinah Inferno Rages
Tom Watson shot 67 68 to tie the Open record at 135 and take a three stroke lead at Medinah No. 3. Ben Crenshaw matched 68 to stand second at 138, while Pat Fitzsimons 140 and Lee Trevino 141 linger in contention as gusty, rain-delayed play reshapes the field.
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Jim Wiechers
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Grier Jones
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Jerry Heard
Burleson lifts Red Sox in 12th for 4 3 win over Orioles
Rick Burleson lofted a sacrifice fly in the 12th to score Doug Griffin from third, giving Boston a 4-3 victory over Baltimore and extending the Red Sox win streak to six. Griffin had walked and moved to third on Juan Beniquez’s single as Burleson’s fly plated the winning run.
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Major League Standings Saturday's Games and Times
Major League Baseball schedule with games listed for Saturday and Sunday. Matches include Pittsburgh at New York, Montreal at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Atlanta, Chicago at St Louis, Cincinnati at Houston, Los Angeles at San Diego, and Cine Pitt at New York. Sunday cards show Boston at Baltimore and several twinbill matchups.
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Pepsi-Cola Beats Mid-Prairie West For Fourth Straight Win
Washington league leading Pepsi-Cola Babe Ruth team remained undefeated in four starts with a 52 victory over Mid-Prairie West at Green Field. Tim Carr earned the win, fanning seven, walking four, and allowing four hits as MP West managed only two hits, a second inning single by Stacy Bandy and a sixth inning double by Gregg Horn. Erb had two hits for MP West.
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Highland Huskies edge Winfield in 4-3 high school baseball win
In Winfield Highland Huskies capitalized on 11 Winfield-Mt. Union errors to win 4-3. Ron Jean doubled. Jim Roberts Kirk Kaalberg Doug Bean Ron Schnoebelen and Jeff Davis added singles. Tome Carson earned the win to move to 6-1. Highland improves to 6-2 and 5-2 in the Southeast Iowa Conference, with a busy week ahead including games vs L-M, Columbus Community, and Morning Sun.
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Jim Roberts
Kirk Kaalberg
Doug Bean
Ron Schnoebelen
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Highland
Tome Carson
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Morning Sun
West Favored In Star Football Game In Texas
West Texas area eagerly awaits the Coaches All-America game with 40,000 fans expected in near 100 degree heat. Texas Tech coach Steve Sloan guides the East while Baylor's Grant Teaff leads the West in a Southwest flavor contest.
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Sale of Household Goods and Antiques at Washington Fairgrounds
An auction of household goods, antiques, and assorted items will be held Tuesday June 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Washington Iowa. The sale features furniture, a Zenith TV, appliances, jewelry pieces including a Hamilton watch and Mother of Pearl pendant, silverware sets, linens, books, and numerous miscellaneous items.
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