Carlton Outduels Sutton in Vet Stadium Thriller
Carlton improves to 16-4, extending his win streak to 13, while the Phillies edge the Dodgers 3 1 at Veterans Stadium. Maddox hits a 6th homer, Hebner drives in a run, Sutton exits after five, Lasorda rants about travel conditions, and Pete Rose nears another milestone as Phillies and Dodgers clash.
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Pacers Lie Aher At Deirout Night In Continentals
In a muddled scorecard from a late evening Continental Division event, teams including Seattle, Chicago, and Wichita faced off with varied results. Standings show Western Division leaders and regional matchups, with several games wrapping up after dark and final tallies listed in scattered lines.
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Cubs Padres Fight Overshadows Split Doubleheader
St. Louis Cardinals beat Houston 5-2 as Ken Reitz went 4 for 4 with a second inning homer. Cincinnati exploded for five unearned runs in the seventh to topple Pittsburgh 6-0 behind Mario Soto’s first major league shutout, while San Francisco edged New York 7-4 and Atlanta defeated Montreal 6-2. Cubs nearly protested after a bench clearing incident amid injuries to Kingman and Kelleher, with tensions rising over warnings and near fights.
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Carew laps four hits as Twins crush Indians
Mike Cubbage homered, tripled and doubled with five RBIs as Minnesota crushed Cleveland 31-16 in a weekend series, moving within a half game of Chicago in the AL West. Rod Carew had four runs, while Cleveland manager Jeff Torborg lamented the Twins' hitting spree. Other AL results followed with Boston, Texas, Detroit, Kansas City, New York, and Milwaukee winning.
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