Guidry Extends Streak to 12-0 as Yankees Rally
Ron Guidry avoids a upset bid by Detroit as New York scores four in the ninth to beat the Tigers 4-2. The win ties Guidry with a club record 12-0 start, three shy of the AL mark, while Reggie Jackson and Graig Nettles drive the decisive rally.
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Yankees cling to hope as Guidry struggles in loss
Manager Billy Martin defends Guidry amid talk of firing rumors. Guidry lacked velocity after a heavy previous start, while Orioles ace Mike Flanagan boosted Baltimore with a six straight win. Eddie Murray hit a two run homer and Kiko Garcia drove in three as Baltimore built a four run first inning. May homered and Flanagan later explained his altered delivery helped his inside pitch and run.
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Water loo pitching is C R problem
Waterloo pitching remains a problem as Sam Spence pitched a four hitter for a 3 0 win over Cedar Rapids in a Midwest League game. Jerry Dybzinski homered off Bob Omo in the first, Omo allowed two earned runs in nine innings, and Craig Landis was the only Giant with two hits.
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Hannah Signs with Patriots End Salary Standoff
All-Pro guard John Hannah signed with the New England Patriots ending a salary dispute that led to a walkout last fall. The club also reported progress in talks with lineman Leon Gray.
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Denny Hopes For Better Breaks As Carlton Shuts Cards
John Denny pitched a complete game allowing three hits and one unearned run but took the loss as Steve Carlton dominated with six other hits allowed and the Phillies won 2-1. Keith Hernandez homered for St Louis, while Philadelphia built a 2-0 lead and clinched it on Garry Templeton’s fourth inning error.
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