Pete Rose Leads Reds Early Then Fall to Astros
Pete Rose collected three of Cincinnati’s nine hits as the Reds built a 7-0 lead before Houston erupted for seven runs in the eighth. Cincinnati’s 10-7 loss snapped a four game winning streak as Rose raised his average to .277 and the Reds prepared for a four game series with San Diego.
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Giants Sweep Padres As Fox Starts Reign With Doubleheader
Giants introduce manager Charlie Fox with a twin bill sweep of the Padres 6-1 and 7-6. Willie McCovey belted two homers, Gaylord Perry won game one, and a seven-run fifth in game two keyed the comeback aided by two San Diego errors. In other NL action Chicago and New York split, Houston beat Cincinnati 10-7, Philadelphia edged St Louis 6-5 in 10 innings, Los Angeles defeated Atlanta 8-1, and Pittsburgh beat Montreal 3-0.
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Major League Baseball Tonight Schedule
Milwaukee visits Minnesota as Tiant or Zepp starts for the Twins. Chicago north at Kansas City with Morehead. New York at Detroit Bahnsen vs Cain in the Motor City. Cleveland at Baltimore Miller against McNally. Washington at Boston Bosman versus Lee. Oakland at California back home.
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Jackson benched as Finley warns of minor-league exile
Reggie Jackson of the Oakland A's goes hitless in the second game of a doubleheader against Chicago as owner Charles Finley threatens a demotion. Pitcher Chuck Dobson blanked the Sox on one hit in the opener and the A's swept the twin bill 5-2.
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New Player-Owner Pact Pleasing One
Marvin Miller says MLBPA has green light on a three year deal after basic agreement reached. Players told to expect ratification vote within a week. Cal Maxville praises the tentative pact noting 30 to 60 days pay for separations and 60 percent share of playoff proceeds. John Gaherin unavailable for comment. Previous rejection vote was 505 to 89 against the earlier pact.
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Ellis and Yankees power in doubleheader sweep
Jon Ellis and the Yankees piled up six runs in a 6-5 game and a 8-7 win over Cleveland including two homers two doubles and a single with five RBIs. Chuck Dobson pitched a one hit first game and Oakland beat the White Sox 5-1 in the opener with Gail Hopkins adding a first inning single and a 20 straight retired.
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Running New Stars Face Elimination In ABA Title Clash
The Los Angeles Stars must win tonight against the Indiana Pacers to force a seventh game in Indianapolis after a season of firsts for the expansion club. A move is planned for next season as owner Mel Daniels weighs Anaheim or Salt Lake City, while the Pacers seek their first ABA crown.
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