Met reject ignites Phils rally against Astros
Bud Harrelson, recalled by the Phillies after retiring with the Mets, delivered the winning run in a 4-2 victory over Houston. Harrelson, hitting .295 since rejoining Philadelphia, sparked a seventh inning two-run rally with a walk and a go-ahead single by Larry Bowa, as Pete Rose and Garry Maddox added run support. Lerch pitched a complete game for his first win since May.
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Dauer leaps over Johnson to complete twin killing
Baltimore second baseman Rich Dauer makes a leaping play on a double play against Chicago as Lamar Johnson is forced at second. Dauer completes the throw to first to retire Eric Soderholm and turn a twin killing.
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JP Auto Parts dominates Office Bar in season opener
JP Auto Parts built a 24-6 lead in the first two innings to defeat Office Bar 24-6 in the Men's City Slow Pitch League. JP improved to 5-0, Office Bar fell to 4-1. Doug Lauderman, Bob Andrews and Mike Ritz led with three hits apiece. Jerry Bement had two for Office Bar.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Results Overview
Standings show Phillies beat Houston 4-2 and Montreal edged Atlanta 6-5 in 11 innings. New York topped Cincinnati 3-2. St. Louis defeated Los Angeles 9-7. Tonight's schedule includes Cincinnati vs New York, Houston at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at San Diego, St. Louis at Los Angeles, Chicago at San Francisco, plus Atlanta at Montreal and Cincinnati at New York. The day also features Toronto at Seattle, California at Cleveland, Detroit at Oakland, Baltimore at Chicago, Boston at Kansas City, and Milwaukee at Texas with late games listed.
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Angels rally for ninth inning win over Indians
California Angels overcome nine injuries with a dramatic ninth inning rally to beat the Cleveland Indians 9-4. Bert Campaneris Merv Rettenmund and Terry Humphrey left with injuries while Rod Carew and Frank Tanana were already sidelined. Don Baylor and Brian Downing sparked the rally as Downing added a two run double and Larry Harlow delivered a two run single.
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Just Us Defeats Reinecks In Fourth Inning Burst
Just Us topped Reinecks 6 0 as Norwalk’s Just Us capitalized on nine Reinecks errors. Both teams had four hits with Reinecks nine errors proving costly after Ann Murray started and took the loss for Reinecks.
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