Mets Clinch 7-3 Win Over Reds Behind Stephenson
John Stephenson drove in four with two homers as the Mets beat the Reds 7-3 in New York. He hit a three run shot in the third and a leadoff homer in the eighth, adding a bunt single and scoring on a squeeze in the two run sixth. Ron Hunt opened the scoring with a first inning homer. Cincinnati’s Deron Johnson hit his 30th homer and Dave Eilers retired the final outs for the Mets.
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14th straight win extends Giants NL lead over AN
Bob Bolin limited Houston to six hits as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Astros 5-1, extending their winning streak to 14 games and widening their NL lead to 4 4 percent. Len Gabrielson hit a two run triple in the first inning and Willie McCovey added a third inning homer for the Giants. Willie Mays sat out the game after hitting his 500th and 501st career homers in the first two games of the series.
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Cardinals Edge Pirates 2 To 1 at Forbes Field
The St. Louis Cardinals edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 to 1 as Lou Brock hit a tie breaking single in the eighth and Bob Tolan scored after a lead off single. Tracy Stallard earned the win in relief with help from Wareshdick to escape a bases loaded jam in the eighth despite Pirates threats. Attendance was 4,728.
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Pennant Races At A Glance
National League standings feature San Francisco Milwaukee and Cincinnati with varying home and away records. Report notes league leaders and intercity matchups as the season progresses. In Cleveland, Ernie Kellermann signs with the Browns for the 1986 season after standout play at Miami University.
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Rich Allen Delivers Late Rally In Phillies 8 6 Win
Rich Allen collected his third hit driving in two runs with a bases loaded two out single in the eighth as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Milwaukee Braves 8 6. The Phillies trailed 6 5 before Tony Gonzalez and Dick Stuart sparked the rally with a tying double, then Allen delivered the decisive blow.
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Arbitration plan aims to end NCAA AAU feud
Senate panel moved to back binding arbitration between the Amateur Athletic Union and the National Collegiate Athletic Association. AAU President Buck said both sides would cooperate while NCAA spokesmen offered no immediate comment. arbitration would decide jurisdiction over track and field meets and other issues. The plan envisions a five member board appointed by Vice President Humphrey to issue rulings binding on both organizations.
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Dodgers Break Slump With 2-0 Win Over Cubs
Dodgers end a three game skid by defeating the Chicago Cubs 2-0 in Chicago. Claude Osteen earned the win, aided by a relief save from Sandy Koufax in the ninth after a rain interrupted game attended by a small crowd of 590. Maury Wills scored on a Willie Davis hit in the first, and Osteen drove in a run on a bases loaded walk.
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