Rare Hit Sparks Baltimore Victory Over Angels
Doug DeCinces powered a tie breaking eighth inning homer off Frank Tanana to lift the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 over the California Angels. The win vaults Baltimore into a second place tie with the Boston Red Sox in the American League standings.
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Associated Press
Frank Tanana
Baltimore
Doug DeCinces
DeCinces
Tanana
California Angels
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Seattle Mariners
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Texas Rangers
Chicago
Minnesota Twins
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Vilas Looms in U.S. Open Threat at Forest Hills
Guillermo Vilas, seeded fourth, dominates clay with a 40th straight win on the surface after routing Manuel Santana 6-1 6-0. Borg and Connors face fitness issues as Vilas eyes a deep run with top seeds shaking.
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Spain
Ilie Nastase
New York
Conners
U.S
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Grossinger
N.Y
Borg
Trey Waltke
St. Louis
Connors
Chris Evert
Sharon Walsh
Mill Valley
Calif
Virginia Wade
Renee
Pep Talk Lifts Phillies to 6-1 Win Over Braves
Tim McCarver's pep talk inspired the Philadelphia Phillies as they beat the Atlanta Braves 6-1. Steve Carlton earned his 19th win despite Phil Neikro’s early strikeout dominance. The Phils used four unearned runs in the fifth and two more in the seventh, aided by Atlanta errors and key plays from Schmidt Luzinski and Bowa.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Neikro
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Pat Rockett
Schmidt
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Dave Johnson
Larry Bowa
Gary Matthews
Braves
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Rockett
Veteran's Stadium
Phil Niekro
Astros
Mets
Houston
Mark Lemongello
Enos Cabell
Giants Rally Past Pirates In 6-2 Victory
San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 6-2 as Darrell Evans homered and collected four hits. Jim Barr allowed five hits over eight innings, while the Pirates fell 5 games behind Philadelphia in the NL East chase. Evans drove in 15 runs against Pittsburgh this year with four homers in 30 at bats.
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