Bees attack Reds as Pirates beat Pirates 6-1
Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson quipped about a swarm chasing his team at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh as Don Gullett pitched a six hitter to beat the Pirates 6-1. Bees disrupted play previously at Riverfront Stadium earlier in the season.
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Baseball standings and tonight's MLB schedule fragment
National League East standings list Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Chicago St Louis Montreal. West shows Cincinnati Los Angeles San Diego Houston Atlanta San Francisco. Tonight's games include Houston at Chicago Pittsburgh at Atlanta St Louis at Cincinnati Philadelphia at San Diego Montreal at Los Angeles New York at San Francisco. Probable pitchers Cosgrove Moret Denny Zachry Kaat Foster Kirby Sutton Koosman Montefusco.
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Martin-McCoy feud flares at Yankee Stadium
The feud between Billy Martin and umpire Larry McCoy intensified after a 2-0 Angels win over the Yankees. McCoy ejected Thurman Munson for pounding his bat and helmet toss in the third, prompting Martin to call for a fine or suspension. Martin and McCoy traded accusations as the matter heads to AL President Lee MacPhail.
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Foreman says Frazier saved from quitting by Durham
George Foreman criticizes his rival Joe Frazier yet calls him courageous. He recounts how Yank Durham signaled the referee to stop the bout after Frazier appeared ready to quit. Foreman, preparing for Tuesday’s Nassau Coliseum rematch, weighs Frazier’s will against fatigue and Forsman’s own strategy.
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Indians Need Punch to End June Slump
Cleveland manager Pat Dobson and the Indians saw a late May surge fade in June as pitching held strong but hitting slumped. Pat Dobson blanked Minnesota in win, yet the club posted a 2-6 mark for the month with only 15 runs in eight games. Robinson shuffled the lineup including himself at first base and used pinch hitters to try to jolt the offense, while stressing effort and staying hopeful.
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Indians complete draft with five picks three pitchers
Cleveland picks Tom Cook Michael Lynes Reg gie Smith Timothy Newtson and Michael Rowe in the free agent draft finalizing 34 selections in the regular draft plus six in the secondary phase. The team adds three pitchers and two position players from Hamilton Wenham Judson College and Pendleton Oregon. Colavito protests suspension prompting AL to pause the discipline while he considers legal action or PCA recourse.
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Two Lorain stars shine in North South all star game
Two Lorain County high school basketball centers headline the North-South all star classic at Marion Coliseum. Ron Wilczak of Lorain Catholic and Manzie Williams of Southview will suit for the North in AAA, joined by 17 more top players as the event adopts a two game format with 7 pm and 9 pm matchups.
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Major League results recap across leagues and teams
MLB results show Chicago and Milwaukee scores with notable home runs from Yastrzemski Evans and Tenace among others. Pitchers Todd Murphy Renko and May contribute wins and losses with several HRs listed for Boston Oakland California New York Baltimore Kansas City Atlanta Montreal San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Thunderstorm halts Kemper Open round two start hurt
In Charlotte, a severe thunderstorm paused first round play at the Kemper Open after Mason Rudolph led with a six under 66 through 17 years on tour. J C Snead trailed by one as others posted four under and three under scores while rain and lightning halted action pending a 9 a.m. restart.
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