Perez Delivers Late Three-Run Shot For Reds In LA
Tony Perez blasted a three run homer in the 10th inning to lift Cincinnati to a 4 1 victory at Dodger Stadium. He added three singles and a double as the Reds increased their NL West lead and reduced the magic number to three. Sparky Anderson cited Buckner charging Chaney as a turning point.
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Reds edge Dodgers as Buckner lift helps split series
Buckner's dive in the fifth sparked the Reds as Anderson credited it with lifting the team. Von Joshua's second inning double accounted for the Dodgers' lone run. Osteen took the loss after allowing 10 hits through eight, Foster tied it with a leadoff homer in the ninth, and Morgan's RBI single followed by Perez's 25th homer sealed a 2-1 10th inning win.
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Mets surge to NL East lead on Seaver arm and hitting
The Mets rout Pittsburgh 10 2 to move into first place for the first time since May 2 as Seaver shuts down the Pirates with a strong right arm. Bud Harrelson and a trio of batters pace a 13 hit attack led by Cleon Jones and Rusty Staub.
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Martin uncovers another ranger in Texas prospects
Billy Martin unveils another young left hander in Texas as David Clyde, 18, starts for the Rangers in a 6-1 defeat to the Angels. John Hiller, 38th save, sets a Detroit record in a 5-1 win over Boston.
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Bench calls NL suspension a joke amid appeal
Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench blasts a two game ban after a meeting with NL President Chub Feeney. Manager Sparky Anderson calls it the most disappointing day of his life as Bench appeals the ruling for an incident with umpire Andy Olson during Reds Braves play. Bench also faces a $200 fine while Anderson is fined $300 and both were ejected.
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Baseball standings and Saturday schedule across leagues
Standings show Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 1 after 10 innings. Saturday games include Pittsburgh at Montreal and Cincinnati at Los Angeles among others. American League East top Baltimore 91 62, Boston 83 70, Detroit 81 72, New York 75 78. Oakland leads West with 90 64. Kansas City 83 71. Minnesota 76 77. Friday results include Minnesota 8 Oakland 3 and Baltimore 7 Milwaukee 4.
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Middletown Middies Roll Over Cincinnati Aiken 33-0
Middletown dominates Cincinnati Aiken 33-0 at Barnitz Stadium with Mark Fraser booting two field goals and Donnie Howard scoring three touchdowns. Fraser adds another 36 yarder late as the Middies notch their third straight win and second straight shutout despite flu and injuries.
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Hurricanes' backup QB predicts Texas demise in Cotton Bowl
Miami quarterback Coy Hall, backing up 5-6 Hurricanes in 1972, helped defeat Texas 20 15 with Kary Baker producing 12 of 18 passes for 118 yards. Woody Thompson scored three rushing TDs, Texas fumbled five times and recovered one. Other scores included Houston over South Carolina 27 19 and Nevada Las Vegas 31 Marshall 9.
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