Tuesday's MLB matchups across the league slate list several interleague and division clashes
A schedule of Tuesday games features Oakland at New York and California at Boston among others with results from Monday including Pittsburgh 4 Houston 2 and Cincinnati 6 Chicago 5. Notable pitchers include Peterson, Ryan, Lee, Merritt, Palmer, Splittorff, Blyleven, Lolich, Fisher, Reuschel, Bonham, Morton, Walker, Carroll, Spinks, Brett, John, Seaver, and Barr.
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Oakland
Blue
New York
Peterson
California
Ryan
Boston
Lee
Cleveland
Bosman
Texas
Merritt
Baltimore
Palmer
Kansas City
Splittorff
Minnesota
Blyleven
Milwaukee
Slaten
Detroit
Lolich
Chicago
Fisher
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Atlanta
Montreal
San Diego
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Reuss
Reuschel
Bonham
Morton
Walker
Carroll
Spinks
Brett
John
Seaver
Barr
West
Reds Rally Past Cubs 6 5 on Morgan Winning Hit
Cincinnati tops Chicago 6-5 as Joe Morgan drives in the decisive run in the ninth after Darrel Chaney advances from second on Glen Beckett miscue. Pat Bourque hits first metric homer but Cincinnati claims the late break to end a skid.
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Cincinnati
Pat Bourque
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Joe Morgan
Bourque
Worcester
Mass
Cubs
Morgan
Cub
Augie Donatelli
Darrel Chaney
Johnny Bench
Chicago
Billy Williams
Glen Beckett
Andy Messersmith
Joe Ferguson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Messersmith
Dodgers
Phillies
Ferguson
Greg Luzinski
Bill Robinson
Mike Schmidt
Luzinski
Bob Boone
Unser
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Wood Dominates Indians In Doubleheader Double Win
Wilbur Wood improved to 13-3 after two wins over Cleveland, one in relief and one in a four-hitter, as Dick Allen hit a three-run homer to seal a 21st-inning victory before a regular game win. The White Sox and Twins top the AL, with Kaat, Grich, Mitterwald and others contributing key hits.
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Chicago
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Fisher
Wood
Cleveland
Dick Allen
Walt Williams
Seattle
White Sox
Emil Levsen
Chuck Tanner
Tanner
Sox
Indians
Charlie Spikes
Dave Duncan
Eddie Leon
Leon
Tony Muser
Pat Kelly
Allen
Bill Melton
Rick Reichardt
Kelly
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
California Angels
Milwaukee Brewers
Detroit
Oakland A
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Texas Rangers
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Baltimore
Bobby Grich
Steve Braun
Twins
George Mitterwald
Harmon Killebrew
Tom McCraw
Winton Illenas
California
Milwaukee
Norm Cash
Tigers
Oak
Joe Coleman
Coleman
Sal Bando
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Boston
Royals
Kurt Bevacqua
Thei
Rojas
Top ATP seeks bigger say in game at French Open
The 92 member Association of Tennis Professionals meets during the French Open to decide strategy for a key ILTF meeting later in the week. They may boycott Queens Club warmups over prize money and seedings. Cliff Drysdale leads the group as Jim McManus cites insufficient sponsorship. Also, Chris Evert resumes her French title bid as Stan Smith wins in five sets to reach the last 16.
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Paris
Association of Tennis Professionals
International Lawn Tennis Federation
South Africa
Cliff Drysdale
London
Queens’ Club
Queen's Club
Eastbourne
Jim McManus
ATP
Berkeley
Calif
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Renata Tomanova
Czechoslovakia
Stan Smith
Pasadena
U.S
Erik van Dillen
San Mateo
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Tommy Moore
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