Baseball Standings and Friday Game Schedule
The standings show Baltimors 10 Detroit O Bakland 4 Chicao Texas 5 with Minnesota 4. Friday's games included Boston versus New York and Oakland versus Texas, plus Minnesota at Kansas City and Cleveland versus Milwaukee.
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Reds Sweep Dodgers In 3 Straight Games
The Cincinnati Reds swept the Los Angeles Dodgers in a three game set to open the season, with Tony Perez delivering a key tie breaking double in the eighth inning and reliever Clay Carroll closing out a 7 6 win. Other NL results include Cardinals over Expos 7 2 Phillies over Mets 4 2 in 11 innings Pirates over Cubs 8 4 Giants over Padres 2 0 in 11 innings. Red victory followed earlier 5 0 and 6 5 deficits overcome by Cincinnati.
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Braves stun Bullets at Capital Centre in playoff opener
Buffalo Braves upset Washington at Landover 113-102 to seize a 1-0 edge in their best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal. Bob McAdoo led with 35 points and 14 rebounds as Randy Smith added 27 and Gar Heard 24. Phil Chenier top-scored for Washington with 23.
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Norris Debuts With Three-Hitter As A's Crush White Sox 9-0
Oakland debuts 20-year-old Mike Norris with a three-hit shutout against Chicago, striking out three and walking three. Dark praises the rookie while Catfish Hunter’s departure looms, as Oakland leaders urge patience and faith. Orioles thrash Tigers 10-0 and Rangers edge Twins 5-4 in early AL games.
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