Cardenal delivers bunt to lift Cubs over Giants
Chicago pulls ahead in the 10th as Jose Cardenal's bases loaded bunt scores Mick Kelleher for a 14–? win over the San Francisco Giants. Bruce Sutter earned the decision. Bonham and Halicki pitched well before the late rally.
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Yankees Rout Brewers in Seven-Run Victory
Don Gullett pitched four-hitter through seven as the Yankees crushed the Brewers 10-1. Fran Healy drove in two runs in a four-run first inning, with Reggie Jackson and Chris Chambliss contributing key hits. Gullett improved to 5-0 in his latest stretch while Milwaukee managed only one run in the first.
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Bosox Homer Power Sends Red Sox Past Orioles in Sox Victory
Jim Rice hit two homers and Fred Lynn and Carlton Fisk added one apiece as Boston defeated Baltimore 7-5. Bill Lee won to improve to 4-1, while Bill Campbell bridged the final four innings. Rich Daver hit Baltimore’s first homer.
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Niekro Four-Hitter Shuts Out Phillies
Atlanta Braves righty Phil Niekro pitched a four-hitter in a 3-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Niekro struck out a career-best 18, walked one, and Rod Gilbreath delivered a three-run homer as Atlanta scored all runs off Jim Kaat in the fifth. All Phillies hits were singles.
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Gilbreath homers as Phillies rally on late grounder play
In a key baseball moment, Vic Correll's grounder was turned into a forceout at second by Junior Moore after Mike Schmidt's late throw. Gilbreath hit his second homer of the season, a line drive into left field. Pitching notes list Tanana, Castro, Hazema, Tidrow, Knopp and others with various decisions and stats.
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Schmidt aims to heat up as Phillies slump persists
Phillies third baseman Mike Schmidt responds to a batting slump with confidence and resolve. Phillies manager Danny Ozark critiques his pull for power approach, urging him to stay with his natural swing while Schmidt vows a hot stretch and strong pace of homers and RBIs. He notes boos come from casual fans, while the regulars cheer him on.
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Royals Rally Past Twins in 7-2 Victory at Bloomington
Kansas City seized a three-run sixth inning after John Wathan delivered a two-run single. Andy Hassler and Steve Mingori pitched a four-hitter, giving Hassler a 3-1 record while Rod Carew doubled and tripled for Minnesota. Pete Redfern took the loss, leaving with a sprained thigh as Kusick drove in Carew.
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Weiskopf Enters Canadian Championship Open Field
Tom Weiskopf, fresh from winning the Kemper Open, filed his entry for this year’s Canadian Championship open. Dick Grimm, chair of the Royal Canadian Golf Association, announced the entry of the Canadian Open champion of 1973 and 1975 for the $225,100 Open set July 21 to 2? at Glen Abbey in Oakville, marking the event’s first year at the course.
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King Carr Eligible for NBA Draft as Withdraw Deadline Passes
King Bernard of Tennessee Carr Kenny of NC State and Brad Davis of Maryland remain eligible for the NBA draft along with three other undergraduates as the withdrawal deadline passed. Originally 13 declared, seven have withdrawn since, including Brad Holland and Frank Sanders.
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Forsch leads Cardinals past Dodgers 6 3 in 61 2 innings
Bob Forsch slugged two hits and scored twice as St. Louis built a early lead and held Los Angeles to seven hits through 61 2 innings. Ken Reitz hit a solo homer in the sixth, Dusty Baker added a two run shot, and Al Hrabosky secured Forschs eighth win as the Cardinals topped the Dodgers 6 3. Rick Rhoden took the loss as he aimed to reach nine wins.
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