Rangers Stop Indians On Oliver Three RBI Night
Texas edged Cleveland as Al Oliver drove in three runs, part of a six run second inning, and Ferguson Jenkins allowed eight hits over eight innings to lift the Rangers from a five game skid. Jenkins struck out eight to move to 2,545 career K’s.
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Expos extend Steve Rogers contract through 1983
CHICAGO AP The Montreal Expos announced they have extended right handed pitcher Steve Rogers contract through 1983. Rogers 28 had two years to go on his previous contract and received an additional four years. Terms were not announced.
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Baseball standings Sunday games highlight matchups
Chicago faces Detroit Baltimore plays New York Boston meets Milwaukee Toronto visits Kansas City Seattle travels to Oakland. The schedule lists eight teams in key series, reflecting a busy expansion into late season play.
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Teaff hopes Arkansas stays in SWC despite leaving chatter
Texas coach Grant Teaff urged Arkansas to remain in the Southwest Conference during a Houston luncheon, calling the notion of departure tiresome and saying he would welcome a thorough conference-wide reevaluation if Arkansas leaves. Lou Holtz praised the league while SMU joked about oranges from a Fayetteville game.
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Cardinals Struggle Through Worst Season in 65 Years
St Louis manager Ken Boyer faces mounting pressure as the Cardinals sit 40 67 with 55 games left. Offense averages 3.3 runs per game while Ted Simmons leads with .299 15 HR 52 RBI. Pitching shows resilience with 11 shutouts and Mark Littell 2 20 ERA.
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