Reds Stop Phils In 10th On Summers Run
Cincinnati Reds edge Philadelphia Phillies 8 7 in 10 innings. Pete Rose delivered the go ahead hit after Champ Summers scored on Hose’s two out single. George Foster homered in the ninth to tie the game.
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Frankton Shenandoah Win Tight WAC Games
Frankton remained undefeated as Shenandoah edged to a close win in a Weatherly Athletic Conference baseball action. The Haytes shut out Wes Del 11-0 in five innings on a 10 run rule. Steve Puller had three hits and Dan Etchison two for the Eagles, now 2-0. Wes Del drops to 0-3. Dean Riddle suffered a broken leg on an attempted double play during the loss.
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Mets Trade Kingman to Padres for Valentine and Siebert
The New York Mets ship slugger Dave Kingman to the San Diego Padres in exchange for utility infielder Bobby Valentine and left-handed pitcher Paul Siebert. Kingman, enjoying a strong 1976 season before the deal, had challenged his contract terms with the Mets amid salary disputes.
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Pirates Rangers deal sends Kirkpatrick to Texas
Pinch hitter Ed Kirkpatrick is traded from the Pittsburgh Pirates to the Texas Rangers for infielder Jim Fregosi. Fregosi, 25, joins Pirates in Los Angeles for a Dodgers game. Kirkpatrick reports to Rangers for a night game with Cleveland. Fregosi has key AL experience and strong career numbers. Kirkpatrick has a .232 average with 18 home runs in his career.
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