World champs beat Phillies as Reds surge in series
Cincinnati Reds, trailing Philadelphia Phillies early in the season, won three straight including two long rallies to take the weekend series. Dave Concepcion delivered a two run single in the ninth on Saturday as Cincinnati won 8-7 after trailing 6-4. Sunday’s 15 inning victory 6-5 capped the comeback. Pete Rose stressed the three of four last games mattered more than the overall series.
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Baylor's flying feet clip the Bird's wings
Oakland's Don Baylor set the tone with a daring dash on a sacrifice bunt and scored as Gene Tenace delivered a clutch single for a 2-1 A's win over Detroit star Mark Fidrych. The result, coupled with Kansas City's loss to Boston, left Oakland eight games behind the Royals in the AL West.
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Ozark Faces Reds Nip And Tuck Yet Again
Philadelphia manager Danny Ozark blasts the world champions after Cincinnati took three of four as the Reds offense boosts late rallies and baserunning. The NL action also features Dodgers Mets Cubs Braves Astros Expos Padres scores and key performances across the circuit.
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Exhibition NFL Saturday Results Summary
Washington 38 Jets 7. Atlanta 21 Baltimore 7. Chicago 10 Tampa Bay 7. Denver 2 St Louis 21 Detroit 21. Kansas City 21 New York Giants 0. Green Bay 16 Minnesota 0. Philadelphia 1h New Orleans 13 Cincinnati 10. Dallas 20 Pittsburgh 10. Miami 10 Houston 6. Los Angeles 31 Buffalo 17. Oakland 14 San Francisco 9. Seattle t? San Diego 16.
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Indians Rally in Marathon Game. Waits, Cerone Shine
The Indians split the Twin series after a 17 inning marathon win over Minnesota. Rick Waits and Rick Cerone contributed, Cerone driving in his first major league RBI, while Roy Smalley tied a record with five strikeouts in one game. Rick Manning Day drew 400 Niagara Falls fans as Buddy Bell’s fan club honored him.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Results Recap
Summary of weekend MLB results across leagues with scores from Boston Kansas City Oakland Detroit Baltimore Texas Milwaukee Chicago Cleveland Minnesota New York and California. Monday and Tuesday schedules list marquee matchups including Briles against Trant and Norris against Alexander across multiple venues.
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Major League baseball results across several games
Texas defeated Texas with Harrah and Howell driving runs while Sundberg and Dempsey pitched. San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 8 to 2 as Herndon and Candelaria homered. Kansas City edged Boston with Cowens and White contributing key scores. New York hosted California with Tidrow and Hendricks failing to stop a late Monge rally.
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