Mets Hold Grudge as Pirates Edge Mets in Doubleheader
New York Manager Davey Johnson cites 1984 and 1985 losses as fuel after the Mets split with Pittsburgh. Pirates win the nightcap 10-9 to halt a 14-game Shea Stadium streak, with Mike Diaz and Andy Van Slyke homering in the second game. Mazzilli's 10th inning double drives in two runs for a career high five RBI in the opener.
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Kite Sparks Celtics Comeback Over Lakers In Game Three
Greg Kite held Kareem Abdul Jabbar scoreless with 9 rebounds in 22 minutes as Boston beat Los Angeles 109 103 to move within 2 1 in the NBA finals. Larry Bird led the Celtics with 30 points and 12 rebounds while Magic Johnson had 32 points and 9 assists for the Lakers. Boston used a big second quarter and strong rebounding to seize control and send the series to Boston Garden tied 2 1.
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Montreal star Raines on rookie's no hitter
Philadelphia rookie Mike Jackson held the Expos hitless through eight innings before Montreal's Tim Raines lined a leadoff double in the ninth. Raines later scored as Hubie Brooks sac-fly and Tom Foley added a single, aiding a 3-1 Phillies win. Bedrosian earned the save.
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White Sox rookie pitcher posts second shutout
White Sox rookie Bill Long pitched a six hitter to blank the California Angels 4 to 0 yesterday, earning his second shutout and furthering his strong start in Chicago. Long expressed excitement to stay in the windy city rather than travel to Hawaii for the trip.
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Long recalls six starts fuel White Sox bid to stay
AL Roundup notes six starts since recall from Hawaii by six foot right-hander 27-year-old exiled from Chicago's 40-man roster over the winter now 3 1 and working hard to keep his job with the White Sox. Long says his minor league capacity and hard work are paying off while Jim Fregosi hints a demotion could have followed if he stumbled. See WHITE SOX page 20.
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