Stoneman Throws No Hitter for Expos in Montreal
Montreal pitcher Bill Stoneman no hits the New York Mets 7 to 0 at Jarry Park. He strikes out seven and walks seven, supported by Boots Day and Lute Barnes stellar defense, as Ron Fairly homers and a Day triple fuels a three run third inning.
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Bradford's Grand Slam Lifts White Sox Over Twins 6-4
Pinch-hitter Buddy Bradford hit a grand slam in the eighth inning lifting the Chicago White Sox to a 6-4 win over Minnesota. LaRoche allowed the slam after replacing Woodson with two on base. Twins had scored earlier on five singles and three runs in the fifth.
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Brewers Break Tie With 6-1 Win Over Yankees
Milwaukee starter Ken Brett limited New York to six hits as the Brewers broke an 1-1 tie in the eighth with three runs to beat the Yankees 6-1. Murcer hit his 32nd homer in the first inning, dropping New York into fourth in the East standings, one-half game behind idle Baltimore.
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Baseball and Football Scores from Weekend Games
Sunday results show Cleveland 2 4 New York 18 Boston 1 in AL East action. Chicago 3 St Louis 0 and Montreal 10 Philadelphia 6 in the NL. MLB schedules list many Tuesday games with key matchups including Chicago Minnesota and Oakland California. NFL results include Baltimore 17 Buffalo 0 and Houston 26 New York Jets 20 with Monday night Oakland at Houston on tap.
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Pacers' Mel Daniels Warns Unders about Rush to Pro Contracts
Indiana Pacers center Mel Daniels cautions underclassmen against rushing to pro deals after sophomore year. He cites David Brent who left Jacksonville for Memphis, then Carolina, was cut, and ended up out of pro basketball and college with scholarship lost. Daniels urges consideration of a no-cut contract to protect education.
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Daniels laments risky pro routes amid college dropouts
Mel Daniels argues players should weigh contracts and career risk before turning pro. He cites George McGinnis and others who left college early, noting the luck of some and the hardship Brent faces after abandoning Indiana University. Daniels warns the path is short and unsecured without proper protection.
Lolich Fans 15 Strikeouts Key Tigers Win
Mickey Lolich fanned 15 as the Tigers beat the Red Sox 4-1 at Tiger Stadium. Aurelio Rodriguez homered and drove in two runs, Kaline went 3-for-4 with a homer, and Detroit stretched its lead with timely hits while Boston's offense stalled after a double by Carl Yastrzemski.
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Cubs defeat Phillies 4-3 behind LaCock three RBIs
Pete LaCock drove in three runs and Bill North had three hits and scored twice as the Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3 in a National League game Monday.
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Race Canceled in Indianapolis by United States Auto Club
The United States Auto Club canceled the 300 mile national championship race in Rafaela Argentina scheduled for December 3. The decision affects drivers and teams expecting to compete in the title event.
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Johnson sparks Giants past Eagles in Monday nighter win
Ron Johnson scored four total touchdowns and gained 128 rushing yards as the New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Eagles 27-12 at Veterans Stadium. Norm Snead, in a homecoming, connected on 12 of 19 passes for 164 yards while Snead and Johnson teamed on three scoring passes.
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Grandview Pro Am Tourney Draws Madison Golf Aces
The Grandview Guest Pro Am returns for the second year with 100 plus players. an 18 hole event invites top area pros to captain foursomes by blind draw. Notable captains include Wayne Hensley Dick Gross Brockway Edgewood pro Dick Stage Larry Penry and Ray Jones.
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