Pirates Rally To Beat Reds 11-9 After Seven-Run Surge
Pittsburgh erased a seven-run deficit to win 11-9 against Cincinnati as Robinson and Stargell delivered key hits in the sixth and seventh frames. Moskau left with a shoulder injury after six, prompting a Pirates uprising against Tomlin and relievers Borbon and Bair. Ed Ott and Frank Tavera added decisive runs, while Foster homered early for Cincinnati before the comeback.
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Tigers 3 Royals 2 in Detroit clash ends in narrow win
Aurelio Rodriguez hit a two run homer as Jack Billingham and John Hiller combine on a three hitter to lift Detroit over Kansas City 3 2. Hiller preserves save with a ninth inning out.
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Luzinski, Christenson pace Phillies past Braves 6-1
Greg Luzinski hit two homers and drove in three as Larry Christenson limited Atlanta to one run on six hits. Philadelphia jumped on Eddie Solomon in the first inning with three walks and a two-run single by Richie Hebner to take a 3-1 lead, then Luzinski added a solo homer in the third for a 6-1 final.
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Mets Rally Past Giants 3-2 On Montanez RBI Hit
Willie Montanez drove in his 40th run of the season to spark the Mets to a 3-2 win over the Giants in the eighth inning. Bob Knepper held New York to five hits through seven, but walked Lee Mazzilli and allowed Henderson to tie the game before Montanez delivered the deciding blow.
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Muncie Southside shuts out Madison Heights in summer league
Bruce Reinke of Muncie Southside blanked Madison Heights on four hits Friday to power a 6 0 win. The Pirates, now 12 for the summer, trailed early but left 10 runners on base and could not convert. Madison Heights visits Muncie Central Monday.
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Steger fires 222 in NCAA golf meet at Friday finish
Anderson High School product Steger finished 50th out of 186 individuals at the NCAA meet with a 35 37 72 for Friday and a three day total of 222. Oklahoma State led the field with 209 as David Edwards earned medalist honors seven under par. Steger placed sixth among individuals and third among Midwestern players while Ohio State stood 19th at 902 and Bowling Green missed the cut with 919.
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AL All Star ballot leaders mirror prior year names
The American League voting for the 1977 All Star Game shows many familiar names. Jack Clark and Carl Yastrzemski lead with Reggie Jackson of the Yankees, while Jim Rice enters as the lone newcomer. steady voting margins separate Thurman Munson and Rick Burleson in key infield battles.
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Baseball Leaders Record Bright Season Start
A garbled item lists baseball leaders and players including Boston and May Haima. It mentions scoring and standings with partial names like Lee May and Nick, suggesting early season leader data and team context. The readable bits imply a center or contest context with references to a finish and leadership.
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