Angels Rally Past Rangers 12-11 In Wild See-Saw Finish
In Anaheim on Friday night Devin Collins collected his fifth hit to drive in the tying run and Rudy Meoli scored on a Mike Cubbage misplay as the Angels erased an 11-8 Texas lead. Tom Grieve’s two run blast had put the Rangers ahead before California’s four run sixth secured the comeback win.
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Sox Win Sixth in a Row as Burleson Walks Off Orioles
Rick Burleson scored the winning run on a 12th inning sacrifice fly by Doug Griffin to give the Boston Red Sox a 4-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Griffin walked and moved to third on Juan Beniquez’s single before Burleson’s decisive fly. The win extended Boston’s streak to six. In other AL action, Milwaukee beat Cleveland 6-0 and Detroit topped New York 10-9. Darvin Dar win drove in three for Milwaukee as Bobby Darin—Darwin?—hit .400, and Oakland edged Kansas City 3-1 while California outslugged Texas 12-11 in 11 innings.
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Pele roughed by overzealous fans in Boston showdown
Cosmos general manager Clive Toye vows tighter security after a 20 000 strong mob at Nickerson Field forced Pele off the field on a stretcher. Eusebio also withdrawn as fans swarmed the players after a disputed offside goal in a 2 1 double overtime loss to the Boston Minutemen.
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Major League Standings and Friday Results Recap
National League leads Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with tight gaps as New York Chicago St Louis and Montreal chase. In the West Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati hunt while Montreal and Philadelphia post wins. American League East Boston and New York top the table with Milwaukee Baltimore and Detroit behind. Kansas City and Texas show midpack momentum. Sunday games feature key matchups including Chi at St Louis and Pit at New York.
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Candelaria Wins First MLB Decision As Pirates Top Mets
Rookie southpaw John Candelaria earned his first major league victory for the Pittsburgh Pirates in a 5-1 win over the New York Mets. A nine inning rally featured Rennie Stennett's three run triple after a bases loaded situation. The Pirates added two more runs in the ninth to seal the result as Stennett, Parker, Sanguillen and Zisk contributed key hits.
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Aztecs head to 78th NCAA Golf Championships in Columbus
San Diego State's Mike Barr leads a five man Aztecs squad at the 78th NCAA Golf Championships set for June 25 to 28 on Ohio State University's Scarlet Course in Columbus Ohio. Also competing are Kelly Crone Rick Gordon John Bendickson and Jim Jones. SDSU placed 17th last year.
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Reds Carroll makes return a happy one
Cincinnati pitcher Tom Carroll returned to the majors with a 7-3 win over the Houston Astros. He earned his first Reds start of the season after a reaction filled with pride and a hint of disappointment at not finishing with a longer lead. Manager Sparky Anderson praised Carroll's performance. Royle Stillman was called up by the Baltimore Orioles to fill the 25-man roster, replacing Andy Etchebarren who joined the California Angels.
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Jets and Giants Rookie of the Year recipients named
New York Jets defensive tackle Carl Barziauskas and New York Giants offensive guard John Hicks will receive Rookie of the Year honors from the New York Pro Football Writers of America on June 24 at the American Hotel. Both were first draft picks and all-star Big Ten linemen for Indiana and Ohio State.
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