Palmer DeCinces Lift Orioles Past Red Sox in Slump Shaker
Doug DeCinces drove in four runs as the Baltimore Orioles defeated Boston 2 to 1 Friday night. Jim Palmer pitched a complete game, scattering seven hits with seven strikeouts. The win halts Boston’s seven-game slide and tightens the division race with New York, who lost to Detroit. Jason Thompson and Milt May homered for Detroit, and Dave Rozema earned his first win in three weeks. In other AL action, Bill Aichele and Ben Zisk hit two homers each for the White Sox in a five-run night.
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Fehr to lead Players Association starting August 1
Kansas City lawyer Donald Fehr confirms he will become attorney for the Major League Baseball Players Association on August 1, succeeding Richard Moss. Fehr, who worked on the Andy Messersmith case, will be based in New York. The article also mentions various baseball game results from that period.
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Expos sweep Mets as Schmidt joins UVa coaching staff
Richard Schmidt, Ballard High School coach, became an assistant at the University of Virginia under Terry Holland. Athletic director Gene Corrigan announced the 34 year old’s addition after Schmidt joined two Cavaliers players on campus. In baseball, Andre Dawson belted a go ahead two run homer as the Montreal Expos beat the New York Mets 5 3 in the nightcap to sweep the doubleheader.
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Garvey Tops NL Balloting for 1978 All Star Start
New York AP Steve Garvey of the Los Angeles Dodgers is the NL’s lone two million vote leader with 1 041 118 votes as balloting for the 48th major league All Star concludes. Willie Stargell runner up at first base. other leaders include Ron Cey Dave Concepcion Joe Morgan Greg Luzinski and Johnny Bench with the game set for Yankee Stadium on Tuesday night July 18.
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Dodgers Name Coach For San Antonio Nine
LOS ANGELES AP Bill Grabarkewitz a former Dodgers infielder was named a coach for the National League club at San Antonio. A seven year major league veteran, Grabarkewitz played 1969 75 with the Dodgers and A s, his peak season coming in 1970 with a .289 average and 17 homers in 156 games. His last season was 1975.
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Grich Sidelined by Back Surgery for Angels
California Angels infielder Bobby Grich, a winter free agent signing, has a herniated lumbar disc requiring surgery and is likely out for the season. Grich, who batted .243 with seven homers and 23 RBI, originally hurt his back in spring training and will undergo back surgery early next week.
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