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The Drill: Honoring baseball's greats
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[Milwaukee Journal Sentinel] - The Cubs honor their stars of the '60s, Ernie Banks, Billy Williams and Ron Santo, as well as announcer Harry Caray. Atlanta - There's a Milwaukee flavor to Monument Grove. Statues of Hank Aaron, Phil Niekro and Ty Cobb were relocated from Fulton
Google News: Streak over! Belters win on walk-off walk in 10th
[Bloomington Pantagraph] - Wells watched a full count pitch from Chase Doremus dip low to force in Ernie Banks Jr. and forcibly snap an 11-game CornBelters' losing streak Friday before a Corn Crib crowd of 2,579. “We get to smile in the clubhouse tonight,” said Wells. “That's
Google News: Belters can't score, lose 11th straight
[Bloomington Pantagraph] - Normal's best chance to score came in the fourth when Ernie Banks Jr. cranked a ground-rule double to left field and Steven Felix moved him to third with a bunt single. Banks had to stay put as Sam Judah bounced out and was then picked off third with
Reusse: All-Stars can try, but they won't top 1965
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[Minneapolis Star Tribune] - Ernie Banks-1b. Pete Rose-2b. Maury Wills-ss. Juan Marichal-p. The backup outfielders were Roberto Clemente, Frank Robinson and Billy Williams. The backup to Allen was Ron Santo. The pitchers that followed Marichal were Jim Maloney, Don Drysdale
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