Phillies suffer 13-0 loss as Expos spark MLB slate
Montreal Expos crushed Philadelphia 13-0 behind Stew Carlton’s pitching and a three-run shot by Gary Carter. The defeat extended the Phillies’ 18-game drought, their longest losing streak of the season, while other NL games saw St. Louis blank New York 2-0 and Atlanta beat Houston 9-8.
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National leaguer halts Pittsburgh bid with late rally
In a tight game Keith Hernandez started a sixth inning rally with a walk as Ted Simmons singled sending Hernandez home on a Tyson groundout after Reitz sacrifice and Mumphrey walk. Reuschel earned his 16th win by limiting eight hits and three walks, Murcer homered twice for the Cubs, and Almon drove in five for San Diego aided by Cincinnati errors.
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Signed all pro okie George Kane contract moves
The league report notes George Kane signing a one year deal with an option while Delles Howell was waived to injured reserve. Valcons adds linebacker Al Tumphrey, released by the Steelers last week. Lions add Ian Sunter, Rams alum, and back Marc N Brow. Browns acquire Dan Audick from Pittsburgh. Broncos add Jim Pietrzak and sign Si Tunain. Chargers place Pete Home on IR and other rosters shuffle.
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Baseball briefs highlight Jays Cerone recall and Grubb hand surgery
Recalled catcher Rick Cerone from Charlotte. Indians announce outfielder Johnny Grubb will undergo surgery in Los Angeles to remove a lump in his right hand, with recovery anticipated.
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Arroyo shines briefly as Yankees rout Tigers 7 5
Detroit fall to New York 7 5 after Fernando Arroyo exits early amid Yankee hitting blitz. Rivers Chambliss Nettles May Hiller and Lyle drive runs as Tigers rally in ninth but fall short. Milwaukee Boston Texas Seattle Kansas City win in other AL action. Rangers surge to first in West.
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Ott refuses to pay fine for Mets altercation
Pittsburgh catcher Ed Ott says he will contest a $250 NL fine issued by Charles Feeney after Ott threw Felix Millan to the ground following a fight in Pittsburgh last week. Millan suffered a broken collarbone as Ott, while Millan held a baseball, was punched in the cage after a confrontation.
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Rams Defy Rain With Outdoor Practice At Cal State Fullerton
Rain did not deter the Rams as coach Chuck Knox kept outdoor practice on schedule at Cal State Fullerton though the regular field was swampy. Club executive Jack Teele chased indoor options from Fullerton JC to the Anaheim venues before securing Fullerton High gym.
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Bonds Reflects On Career Path To Angels Pennant Hope
Bonds says his real home is on stage before fans as he joins the Angels aiming for a pennant. He recalls signing bonuses, choosing the Giants to be with Willie Mays, and his 1971 NL MVP season with 288 batting average, 102 RBIs, and a Giants pennant drive. He emphasizes focus on the team's success this season rather than personal accolades.
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