Baseball at a Glance shows long extra innings and standings
Scores and upcoming schedule list Seattle beating Cleveland in 19 innings 6 to 5, and a slate of Tuesday games including Detroit over California 3-4 and Boston over Chicago 4-3. Wednesday matches feature Seattle at Cleveland and Oakland at Toronto among others.
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Midland Cubs Fall to El Paso in Texas League Action
El Paso blanked Midland 7 1 as Steve Brown threw a four hitter and Steve Lubratich belted a two run homer to seal the win. Tulsa edged Shreveport 8 7 on Rick Lisi’s 10th inning leadoff homer and 4 RBIs. Amarillo swept San Antonio 6 4 and 2 1 with Mark Thurmond winning the opener and Dave Illertson and Tom Vessey homering in the nightcap.
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Rockets seek damages over Tomjanovich attack
A Dallas consultant testified in a federal case that the Houston Rockets lost 912 506 in value after Rudy Tomjanovich was slugged by Kermit Washington on December 9 1977. The team claims 900 000 in actual damages and 900 000 in punitive damages for the incident that felled Tomjanovich and hurt attendance and playoff chances. California Sports Inc. owns the Lakers and faced the suits with Washington not a party.
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J R Richard stymies Expos with two hitter and 12 Ks
Houston ace J R Richard dazzled Montreal with a two hit 3 0 victory and 12 strikeouts to push the Astros into a half game ahead of Cincinnati in the NL West. Cesar Cedeno supplied the bat with a third inning RBI double and a sixth inning run scoring single while Richard walked six but did not allow a Montreal runner to reach third.
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Borg and Evert bid for U.S. Open titles
Bjorn Borg and Chris Evert Lloyd opened bids for U.S. Open titles in New York. Borg, a four-time Wimbledon champion, seeks his first U.S. crown, while Lloyd aims for a historic fifth women’s title as Navratilova looms and Austin rises. Seeded stars McEnroe, King and Gerulaitis also appear on day one.
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Gamble's grand slam fuels Yankees past Rangers 7-4 in Texas
Oscar Gamble started for the Yankees and belted a bases loaded grand slam off Ferguson Jenkins in the fourth inning to power New York to a 7-4 victory over Texas. Gamble also added a third inning single as the Yankees produced 10 hits. Reggie Jackson went 0-for-5 with four strikeouts. Texas, losers for the fifth straight game, fell despite Al Oliver's three hits and three RBIs including a two-run double in the third.
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Johnny Mack Brown Rose Bowl debut boosts Alabama win
Johnny Mack Brown, a longtime Western favorite, earned his film break after starring for Alabama in a 20 to 19 victory over Washington in the 1926 Rose Bowl, marking a pivotal transition from college star to cinema lead.
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