Thursday and Friday Major League Baseball Results Snapshot
Scores show Baltimore routing Toronto 5 to 0 and New York edging Detroit in 10 innings 3 to 1. California outlasted Chicago 10 to 9 in a night game with multiple Friday schedule matches listed across American cities.
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Soccerland Draft Picks Signal Major Team Shakeup
Philadelphia Ds gee Marko Valek resigned as head coach. New York signed Bill Cartwright and Larry Demic and Sylvester Williams, all No. 1 draft choices. Los Angeles signed No. 1 pick Brod Holland.
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Astros Rival Reds in Key Series After Seaver Comments
The Astros sharpened focus for five crucial games with Cincinnati as J.R. Richard pitched a three hitter in a 2-0 win over the Padres. Houston leads the NL West by a half game, while Seaver threw a five hitter in Cincinnati’s 12-3 rout of San Francisco. Other scores include Expos 1 Cubs 0 and Cardinals 8 Pirates 6. Texas football set attendance records in 1978.
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Orioles Dominant in 5-0 Win Over Blue Jays
Orioles ace Dennis Martinez threw a five hitter to improve to 15 12 as Doug DeCinces drove in three runs with two homers. Rick Bosetti of Toronto quipped the Orioles could not play better unless raised in the Vatican after the 5-0 victory. Elsewhere in the AL New York beat Detroit 3-1 in 10 innings and California topped Chicago 10-9 as Willie Randolph scored the decisive run for the Angels.
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Quad Cities Capture Midwest League Title With 2-0 Win
Quad Cities won the Midwest League crown by beating Waterloo 2-0. Jim Mitchell hit a fifth inning double and Joe Hicks added a fifth inning single, giving Quad Cities a 1-0 lead, while four walks in the ninth produced the second run. This marked Quad Cities first title since 1972.
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