Late ninth inning collapses shake baseball Tuesday night
The Indians beat the Angels 11-10 after Toby Harrah tied it with a two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth off Dave LaRoche. Andre Thornton and Tom Donahue drove in key runs as Cleveland erased an early 6-0 deficit and Don Hood earned his first win since last July.
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White Sox topple Orioles 12 to 4 in Chicago win
Chicago White Sox second baseman Greg Pryor started a big seventh inning double play as Lee May’s shot sparked Orioles to a force at second. Mike Costa plated the lone Sox run on a walk and double while starter Roger Elliott matched pace with a strong eighth inning after an erratic start. An Orioles scout clocked fastballs at 85-86 mph as Elliott logged 130 pitches in a long night.
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Royals Host Staunton for Ball Night at Bridgeforth Field
The Royals aim to gain ground in the Western Division as Staunton visits Bridgeforth Field for a game billed as Ball Night with autographed baseballs awarded to selected fans. Western Division standings are noted.
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Strasburg Wins Legion Opener Over Luray 7-4
Strasburg American Legion Post 77 defeated Luray 7-4 in the season opener. Kevin Anderson pitched all nine innings with 12 strikeouts, allowing eight hits. Junior Partlow delivered four RBIs on two singles to break a 2-2 tie in the seventh inning, scoring after an error and a walk.
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Major League Beate) Baseball and Local Softball Tonight
Wednesday schedule lists Preston Field games Braddock Sport Shop vs Black's Electric at 6, Eagles vs J M Carpets at 7, Valley Merchants vs Tire Distributors at 8, Millwood Yankees vs Barr Builders at 9, and Rouss Park Herrell Construction vs Jaycees at 6. Valley Baseball League matchups include Staunton at Winchester and others with multiple horse names. Thursday leagues feature women and mens independents with listed matchups and times.
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