Charity All-Star game in flux as NFL strike tests schedule
The College All-Star team faced a split vote on playing the charity game with the NFL players strike unresolved. Twenty of 47 favored playing, while a majority opposed unless the strike ended, prompting a self-imposed Wednesday deadline and talks mediated by federal officials.
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World Football League Opens With High Hopes and Jitters
The World Football League launches with openers across five games including Portland at Philadelphia and Southern California at Birmingham. Fans debate payoffs while owners forecast strong turnout as Orlando protests football shortages and teams prepare for a televised clash between New York and Jacksonville.
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Palmer's Troubles Remain a Mystery
The Baltimore Orioles reported no evidence of ulnar nerve damage in pitcher Jim Palmer after electromyography tests. Team spokesman Bob Brown said tests by Dr. Leonard Wallenstein and Dr. B. Stanley Cohen found no nerve injury, contradicting prior Los Angeles diagnosis. Further neuro-surgical consultation was planned to clarify Palmer's right elbow condition and potential time on the bench.
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Orioles Tie For First With California Angel Clash
Orioles gain a share of first place in the American League after tying the Angels 2-2 in Anaheim. Baey Powell drove in two runs with a first inning single and an eighth inning sacrifice fly, while Rich Coggins and Tommy Davis added run-scoring hits. Mike Cuellar pitched into the eighth for Baltimore, with Dave Staton breaking up the pitcher’s duel for California’s fourth hit.
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Hunter Dominates Indians As A's Extend Lead
Jim Hunter limited Cleveland to three hits in a 7 0 win. Rivers Chalk and Rebimen drew walks and Oliver hit into a double play as Oakland built a 3 0 lead. The A's, 44 games ahead of the Royals, pulled away with big runs in the third and seventh. Pat Bourque hit his first homer of the season off the bench.
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Brewers Edge White Sox 6 5 in ninth inning thriller
Milwaukee right fielder George Scott homered leading off the ninth to lift the Brewers over the White Sox 6 to 5. Scott's 9th homer of the season produced his fourth RBI, and he drove in Robin Yount three times earlier for Milwaukee.
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Minnicks Clinches Two Extra Innings Wins In MLL Play
Minnicks earned a pair of one run victories in Maryland State League action. A bottom tenth sac fly by Kevin Bass scored Pat Kelley for a 6 5 win over Mt Airy, and a seventh inning score gave Minnicks a 7 6 win against New Market. Derrick Lang tossed three relief innings for Minnicks. Spike Jones started for Mt Airy, with George Richardson taking the loss.
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Tiant Sparks Red Sox Past Rangers 2 1
Boston jumped on Jim Bibby for two early runs and Luis Tiant pitched four hit ball as the Red Sox defeated the Texas Rangers 2-1. Tiant improved to 12 7, despite an unearned first inning run by Texas, while Cesar Tovar and Dave Nelson set up the Rangers' score. New York Pirates beat Atlanta 5 4 behind Manny Sanguillen two run double in the fourth. Cincinnati Reds slugged six homers in an 8 5 win over the Chicago Cubs led by George Foster three run shot.
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Baseball score and schedule highlights from major leagues
Box scores and upcoming games across the American and National Leagues feature Clyde and May matchups with Boston Kansas City and Milwaukee, plus Detroit Minnesota and Baltimore California contests. Other notes include Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia Pittsburgh Montreal San Francisco San Diego and New York fixtures with various pitchers and records listed.
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