Pirates crush Reds 9-2 as Stargell Parker homer in rout
Willie Stargell and Dave Parker hit three run blasts and Jerry Reuss allowed eight Reds hits to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 9-2 tapping of Cincinnati at Riverfront Stadium. Richie Zisk drove in three with a first inning single as Pittsburgh piled on five first inning runs and built a 9-0 lead before Reuss earned win number six. The win closes the Reds NL West lead to a half game behind the Dodgers. In other games Chicago beat Houston 4-3 in 10 innings, St. Louis edged Atlanta 5-4, San Diego 8-3 over Philadelphia, and San Francisco edged the Mets 5-4. Jerry Morales delivered a go ahead double in the 10th for Chicago.
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Twins win on Thompson in 11th after switching batting order
Danny Thompson batted out of order for eight innings then singled home Eric Soderholm in the 11th to lift the Minnesota Twins 11 10 over the Cleveland Indians. Umpires allowed the switch only after an appeal. Ford also batted out of order earlier, with four Twins runs in the ninth sending the game to extras. Other AL results include Oakland 4 3 over Baltimore in 15, Texas 12 4 over Boston, KC 5 2 over Detroit, Milwaukee 1 0 over Chicago.
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Angels Shake Up Oakland and Rattle White Sox with Speed
Bochte credited the Angels for their aggressive base running that kept opponents off balance. He noted the team’s speed helped them win three of four against Oakland and disrupt the White Sox, creating intimidation on the base paths.
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Angels Rally Past Yankees on Bochte Ninth Inning Single
Angel of day Bruce Bochte drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single as the Angels beat the Yankees 5 to 3. Nolan Ryan aimed to win his 11th, facing the Yankees with a 10-3 mark and 18 scoreless innings.
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No Oomph So McNally Quits
Pitcher Dave McNally 32 who won 181 games for the Baltimore Orioles before being traded to the Montreal Expos last winter announced his retirement from baseball. He said from his home in suburban Lutherville Maryland that he has no oomph left and sees no hope it will improve.
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Giants young team eyes breakthrough season in San Francisco
The Giants, youngest majors club with a 25 average age, aim for a breakout year as Garvey seeks a 56 game hit streak. Bobby Knoop returns as manager of the Halos Quad Cities, praising Williams Houk Martin and Weaver. ABC to carry Monday Night Baseball live next season with Channel 7. Hockey and tennis ratings hint at TV popularity despite lighting remarks.
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Odom's Braves debut and late rally by Giants and Dodgers
Reggie Smith walked before Simmons hit his sixth homer to break a 2-2 tie and chase Odom. Enzo Hernandez collected four singles driving in two as San Diego toppled Philadelphia. Bruce Miller's single scored Willie Montanez in the Giants' four-run ninth to beat the Mets. Messersmith dominates, Dodgers win 6-4 as Yeager scores on a close play. Dodgers line drives and early runs fuel the win.
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Messersmith perfect as Dodgers top Expos 4 0
Andy Messersmith hurled a four hit shutout to beat Montreal 4 0. Rich Coggins and Larry Buttner collected the Expos only hits through seven. Tim Foli singled in the eighth as Dodger ace preserved the shutout and L A moved into position in the pennant race.
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