Schmidt, Schmidt, Schmidt. Cards, Phillies show power in day of records
Joe Torre hit for the cycle as the Cardinals crushed the Pirates 15-4 behind 22 hits. Mike Schmidt repeated his earlier grand slam feat for the Phillies in a 7-1 win over the Mets, while the Cubs beat the Expos 6-1. Jerry Reuss and the Astros beat the Reds 10-2. Texas unveiled 18-year-old David Clyde in a 4-3 win over Minnesota at Arlington.
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Giants Rally Past Braves 6 5 To End Slump
Dave Rader drove in three with two homers and a double as San Francisco beat Atlanta 6-5. Garry Maddox triple and Ed Goodson Gary Matthews singles helped chase Adrian Devine in the sixth. Rader’s RBI double and Chris Speier’s single capped the rally. Ralph Garr Mike Lum homered for Atlanta.
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Designated Hitter Debate Hits College Baseball
The article critiques the upcoming designated hitter rule in college baseball, arguing it could sap strategy and alter pitcher hitting. It quotes Jim Bierman and John Novak voicing concern, notes high scoring in Bobcat games, and mentions possible future reforms like two platoons and unlimited substitutions.
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Major League Baseball scores and standings snapshot
Thursday games feature Cleveland at Boston and New York at Baltimore as Milwaukee visits Detroit and Minnesota travels to Texas. National League East standings show Chicago leading with a .595 mark, followed by St Louis and New York, with Montreal trailing. results from Wednesday include San Francisco beating Atlanta 6-5 and Philadelphia 6-7 in separate road stops.
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