Fidrych’s year unclear as Tigers delay decision
Detroit Tigers discuss sidelining Mark Fidrych for the season amid shoulder troubles after a brief minor league outing. Tigers GM Jim Campbell said a decision would be made soon and could not confirm reports of a season-long shutdown. Fidrych had been 2 0 before the flare up and returned to Detroit for evaluation.
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Rose and Garber clash as Braves top Reds
In a tense Riverfront Stadium night, Gene Garber retired Pete Rose on a fly to center after boos greeted the veteran reliever. Atlanta beat Cincinnati 5 3 as Tom Seaver endured a rough start in a night that saw several NL results unfold including Cubs over Pirates and Dodgers edging Padres.
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Cardinals erupt to top Phillies in seventh inning rally
St Louis beat Philadelphia 6-3 to open a four game series as a five run rally in the seventh turned a 3-1 deficit into a lead. Roger Freed and Ken Reitz sparked the burst with a double and single before George Hendrick delivered a two run double.
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Baseball Schedule Shifts Across Multiple Games Tonight
The card lists several matchups including Milwaukee at New York, Texas at Detroit, Seattle at Minnesota, Chicago at Kansas City, and California at Oakland. Key pitchers noted include Caldwell Tidrow Mirabella Colborn Serum Proly and Hartzell. Games start from 8 p.m. with late shows at 10:30 p.m. local time.
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Rutledge's McGroerty sparks win in Del-Val Teener clash
Rutledge beats Brandywine 7-1 to even the best-of-five series as McGroerty, catching for Rutledge, contributes a walk, a double and three putouts while teammate Karen Kapaun shuts down Brandywine's bats. Rosy field action includes base hits from Cosgrove and dramatic plays at third.
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Eddie Mathews inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame
Eddie Mathews, famed slugging third baseman, joins baseball’s Hall of Fame along with Larry McPhail and Addie Joss. He recalled a career with the Braves, Tigers and Astros, holding NL records and the Series winning homer in 1957. He called the honor his greatest.
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