Twins edge Yankees as Kaat stars in return
Jim Kaat, back from injury, pitched six innings and combined on a four hit shutout with Dave LaRoche as the Minnesota Twins beat the New York Yankees 2-0. Harmon Killebrew drove in both runs with a first inning two run triple that cleared center field, landing beyond the monument at Yankee Stadium. Peterson took the loss for New York, falling to 0-3 while Kaat earned his first decision of the year.
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Last inning single gives Rangers 7 6 win over Red Sox
Ken Suarez lined a bases loaded single with none out in the ninth to lift the Texas Rangers to a 7 6 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Dallas Nelson opened the rally with a single and Ted Kubiak walked, forcing a key sequence that ended with Suarez's game winning hit.
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Fingers saves Oakland in relief appearance
Dave Duncan's two run single in the first and Rollie Fingers relief in the ninth powered the Oakland A's to a 2 1 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. Catfish Hunter allowed a solo homer to Dave May and Brewers errors aided Briggs to third. Fingers closed with a game ending grounder.
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Finley urged to honor Blue contract offer
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said he directed Oakland owner Charles Finley to keep Vida Blue's contract offer in effect and that a deal could be reached if Blue accepts. Kuhn wants Blue to join the A's in Boston Tuesday after Finley and Blue met with attorney Robert Gerst in Chicago.
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Homers spark Tigers win over White Sox in TV clash
Detroit's Mickey Stanley Bill Freehan and Willie Horton all connected with homers as Mickey Lolich held Chicago to six hits in a 6 1 victory. Wilbur Wood lost for the first time in three starts as Lolich struck out nine to move to 3 1. Tony Taylor scored on a Kaline sacrifice fly after a walk and steal in the first. Horton led off the second with a triple and came home on a wild pitch. Dick Allen homered for the White Sox in the fourth to avoid a shutout.
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