Geronimo Turns Good Pitch Into Disaster
Reds beat Cardinals 6-2 as Cesar Geronimo homered off Lynn McGlothen after a pivotal stretch of defense by Cincinnati. Gary Nolan earned his 12th win while Tony Perez drove in the first run and approached Frank Robinson’s Reds RBI record as Cincinnati extended its winning streak to five.
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Cardinals Fall Four Back After Fourth In NL East Chase
A three run fourth powered the Mets past the Cardinals as a Perez miscue and George Foster single setup Geronimo to belt his sixth homer of the year. The loss dropped St Louis four games behind the Pirates in the NL East standings.
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Reds Pound McGlothen as Nolan Earns 13th Save
On August 30, 1975 the Reds routed pitcher Bert McGlothen as pitcher Dave Nolan notched his 13th save. Nolan earned win number 32 over 45 decisions at Riverfront Stadium while Cincinnati maintained a strong lead over the pace set in 1970.
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Matlack Delivers Big Lead as Mets Beat Dodgers 6-1
Mets ace Jon Matlack allows six hits and a six run cushion, after Dave Kingman’s three run homer and a two run single by Matlack lift New York over Don Sutton and the Dodgers 6-1 in Los Angeles. Phillies edge Giants 3-1 behind Dave Cash’s tiebreaking double in eighth. Montreal blanks San Diego 4-0 as Mike Jorgensen homers. Cubs stop Braves 8-3 with Andy Thornton and Jose Cardenal homers.
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Baseball Standings and Saturday Games Outlook
Baseball standings show teams like Boston Baltimore and New York in tight races. Saturday matchups include Atlanta at Chicago Philadelphia at San Francisco St Louis at Cincinnati Houston at Pittsburgh New York at Los Angeles Montreal at San Francisco and Boston at Baltimore with several pitchers listed and multiple wins losses noted.
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Red Sox Roll A's as Wise Wins in Boston
The Red Sox beat the Oakland A's 6-1 at Fenway Park to run their series lead to 6-4 and extend their season edge. Cecil Cooper homered and drove in three, while Rick Wise allowed eight hits for his 17th win.
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Buck Defends Reds as Not Greatest Team Ever
St Louis sportscaster Jack Buck sticks to his view that this year's Cincinnati Reds are not among baseball's best ever. He cites pitching as a weakness and notes post season failures despite the team's record wins and NL lead. Buck details fan letters and a call with Reds president Bob Howsam.
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Command Ship Seeks Turf Victory in River Downs Feature
Favored Command Ship carries 117 pounds in a 10 horse field for the $3,800 ninth race at River Downs over a mile on the turf. Petty Road won the previous eighth in 1 39, paying $12.40 $5.80 $3.40. Chief An placed, Paddy Jay finished third. The 4 9 daily double paid $34.40. Crowd 4,375. total bet $383,368.
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Bonefish Seen as Favorite in 50th Hambletonian Stakes
In DuQuoin Illinois trainer Stanley Dancer drives Bonefish the 2-1 morning-line favorite in the 50th Hambletonian for 3 year olds. The field includes 10 colts and two fillies racing for a $232,190 purse amid first pari mutuel betting at Hambletonian since 1957.
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Bengals coach opposes seven preseason games
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown says the team does not need seven exhibition games and could fare with three or four. He notes preseason play reveals players beyond numbers and cites economics and salaries as factors in any change, estimating NFL player pay and potential payroll impacts.
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