6--The Daily Collegian Monday, July 18, 1977 Major league standings NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L Pct. • Chicago . 53 35 .602 Philadelphia 52 38 .578 Pittsburgh 50 42 .543 Saint Lows 47 45 .511 Montreal 42 47 .472 New York 37 54 .407 West Los Angeles 59 33 .541 Cincinnati 48 41 ..539 Houston 43 50 .962 San Francisco 43 51 .457 San Diego 40 55 .421. Atlanta 34 57 374 Saturday's Roans Chicago 9, Philadelphia New York 5, Pittsburgh 3 Houston 8, Cincinnati 0 San Francisco 4, Atlanta 0 Montreal 3, St. Louis 0 Los Angeles 1, San Diego 0 Yesterday's Games Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 3-3, New York 1.9 Houston 3, Cincinnati 1 Atlanta 11, San Francisco 10 Montreal 8, St. Louis 7 Los Angeles 4, San Diego 3 A; Today's Games No games scheduled Tomorrow's Games Ali-Star Game at New York, 8:30 p,m TALK TO US all of our great summer clothing & accessories 214 e. college avenue NITTANY MOUNTAIN SUMMER • - The Pennsylvania State University • • • . .. .. • ..._ ..„.... ........ ... ........:„..„...,........,....,.......„..........., 'S . PECTRI . UM.:':':':i . i . '-','....'-- .. ....'::1:-.1 ... .':..' . .:-::::::.'....:.....-' ....,. .:::::::: . -::-' . 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GB nomination as the National League's starting 53 39 .576 pitcher in tomorrow night's All-Star Game. 51 38 .573 ' 1 / 2 Don Sutton of the Los Angeles Dodgers, 50 4 4 7 2 .460 .543 3 another right-hander enjoying a good season 40 10 1 / 2 41 49 .456 11 with a 10-4 record and 2.59 ERA, had an 41 50 .451 11 1 / 2 outside chance of getting the starting West 34 58 .370 19 assignment, but it's more likely that he'll 64 36 . .... pitch behind Cincinnati's ace. Like Seaver,. 51 38 .573 2 1 / 2 Sutton pitched last Thursday and will be well 50 42 .543 5 rested. 46 43 .517 1 / 2 42 46 .477 11 7 More recent work would seem to rule out as 51 .433 15 ,starting berths for Chicago's Rick Reuschel; Saturday4l 54 esults .432 151/2 Steve ' Carlton of Philadelphia and John 's R Detroit It, Toronto 3 Candelaria of Pittsburgh. Joaquin Andujar, Oakland 8, Minnesota 2 the Houston Astros' representative, was Baltimore s,Milwaukee 0 injured in a recent game and is a doubtful Kansas City 5, New York 1 Texas 5, Cleveland 4 'participant tomorrow night. Boston 4, Chicago 3 Completing the National 'League pitching California 5, Seattle 4 staff' are relievers Bruce Sutter of Chicago Yesy's Games Toronto 3-6, terda Detroit 2-7, 2nd game 11 and Gary Lavelle of San Francisco. innings Along with Jim Palmer, Vida Blue and Jim Chicago 3, Boston 2 Milwaukee 3, Baltimore 2 Eckersley, the American League ptiching Kansas City 8, New York 4 staff lists Sparky Lyle of New York, Dave Minnesota 4-9, Oakland 1-5 Laßoche of California, Jim Kern of Seattle 8, California 7 Cleveland at Texas, n Cleveland and Bill Campbell of Boston. Today's Games The American League's starting lineup, No games scheduled voted by the fans, will have Minnesota's Rod Baltimore Boston New York Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Kansas City Minnesota Texas California Oakland Seattle It's your paper .. and , what you put into it ,s , etc 4 'l° le Super Summer Sale NOW Open M. & F. 9:30-9 T.M.,Th. 9:30-5:30 Alb-Star teams set tive to what you h g, of it. l A off ( \ Carew at first base, New, York's Willie Randolph at second, Boston's Rick Burleson at shortstop, Kansas City's George Brett at third base, Boston's Carl Yasztrzemski, Chicago's Richie Zisk and New York's Reggie Jackson in the outfield and Carlton Fisk of Boston behind the plate. The National League will have Steve Garvey of Los Angeles at first base, Cin cinnati's Joe Morgan and Dave Concepcion at second and short, Ron Cey of Los Angeles at third, Cincinnati's Johnny Bench behind the plate and an outfield consisting of Cin cinnati's George Foster, Greg Luzinski of Philadelphia and Dave Parker of Pittsburgh. Baseball's midsummer night's dream game will start at 8:30 p.m., EDT, with the American League hoping to regain some lost pride. The Nationals have won 13 of the_last 14 games. Bucs split, Phillies win NEW YORK (AP) Rookie Steve Henderson's grand slam homer high lighted a tie-breaking six-run explosion in the seventh inning that carried the New York Mets to a 9-3 victory over the Pitts burgh Pirates and a split of yesterday's doubleheader. The Pirates took the opener 3-1 as John Candelaria pitched five shutout innings to earn his 10th triumph before being removed with a recurring back ailment. 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