No-hitter ends as Moore breaks it in Royals loss
Kansas City pitcher Paul Splittorff lost a perfect bid when Charlie Moore singled in the ninth. He settled for a one-hitter as the Royals beat Milwaukee 3-0 to complete a two game sweep and open a four game lead in the AL West. Other AL results included New York’s 4-0 win over Minnesota and Baltimore’s 6-5 over Chicago.
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Lonborg hurls Phillies to 3-0 win over Reds in hurry
Jim Lonborg pitched five hits allowed as the Phillies beat Cincinnati 3-0 to move six games ahead in the NL East. Bake McBride started in center for those sidelined and hit a 13th homer, while Lonborg revealed his wife is expecting a second child. Other NL results included Dodgers 10, Pirates 2 and Cardinals 6, Giants 4.
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Three tied for Series lead at FROMPAGES
Day begins with a 30 minute suspension as a downpour drives players to shelter. Jerry McGee led much of the day before a triple bogey on the 16th hole derailed his momentum. McGee finished one over 71 after two late birdies, while Acosta credited solid play except for the fourth hole.
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Major League baseball action opens in $300,000 tournament
Action began today at noon in the $300,000 tournament of champions with $100,000 awarded to the first place finisher. The final 18 holes will be completed Monday on national television. Mexico's Ernesto Acosta surged early with birdies on two and three to lead by two strokes before bogeys on four six seven and a double bogey eight halted his progress.
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World Series notebook notes amid showers and star power
The crowd favored Gary Player, with Ray Floyd predicting partly cloudy conditions for tomorrow. Jack Nicklaus nears a $500,000 milestone with a top ten finish, while Bert Lance prompts attention in a press tent message board.
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Multiple Nba and MLB trades and signings across teams
Denver acquires guard Andy Maurer from San Francisco for an undisclosed draft pick. Green Bay signs review specialist Rick Jennings. New Orleans trades tight end Paul Seal to San Francisco for offensive lineman Arandoho Watson. Jets acquire quarterback Steve Joachim. California buys lefty Balor Moore and righty John Caneire, recalls Willie Aikens from Salt Lake City, and sends Dave LaRoche to doctors. Cubs recall Mike Gordon Kim Todd Donnie Moore, sign Todd Winterfeld to a 15th-round pick. White Sox acquire outfielder Henry Cruz on waivers from Los Angeles, assign Nyis Nathan to New Orleans. Cincinnati recalls pitchers. recalls infielders and catcher from Indianapolis. St Louis recalls pitchers and Terry Kennedy. recalls Tommy Sands Manny Castillo Ron Farkas Terry Landrum from minors and purchases Benny Ayala Mike Potter. Toronto signs Ed Petryschuk. calls up Tom Bruno Dennis DeBarr Mike Carr Butch Edge Garth Long Gary Woods. Indianapolis WHA announces veteran signings. Buffalo trades center John Granell to Milwaukee for a first-round pick in 1979 or 1980 and an undisclosed cash amount.
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