Ryan Shuts Out Indians As Bonds Drives Angels Win
Nolan Ryan pitched his 26th career shutout defeating the Cleveland Indians 2 to 0 on five hits. Bobby Bonds provided all the Angels’ offense with a first inning homer and a third inning RBI double while Ryan stated he may be moved in the trade market if the club fails to improve in the second half.
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Lee Ready to Pitch for Red Sox After Stadium Brawl
Boston pitcher Bill Lee, injured in a May brawl at Yankee Stadium, says he is ready to pitch again. He threw Tuesday night and lifted weights Wednesday, plans another throw Friday, awaiting manager Darrell Johnson’s decision on activation. He notes pain on throws of any intensity and would likely be used in long relief upon return.
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Waterbury blank West Haven behind Van Der Beek
Waterbury right-hander Jim Van Der Beek pitched a seven-hit shutout, 7-0, over West Haven in Eastern League action. Pete Guerrero led Waterbury with four hits and three runs, as Larry McCall took the loss for West Haven and Waterbury extended its winning streak to four.
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Bennington A and Cambridge play to 4-4 tie
Bennington A soccer team battled Cambridge N Y to a 4-4 draw Tuesday night. Matt Cook opened with two unassisted first half goals, Bob Wassick added a third, Cambridge answered before halftime, then Tim Miller netted Bennington’s fourth late. The teams finished tied as Bennington moved to 0-2-1 ahead of Sunday’s game.
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Baseball daily results National League and opponents recap
National League scores show Chicago defeating San Diego 10 to 4 with Trillo and Swisher homering for Chicago. Reuss earned the win for Pittsburgh over Atlanta 9 to 2 with Sanguillenhomering for Pittsburgh and Wynn for Atlanta. Cincinnati edged Montreal 4 to 3 as Jorgensen homer helped Hinton pick up the win. Los Angeles topped Philadelphia 8 to 5 with Cey homering for the Dodgers and Sutton getting the win. San Francisco beat St Louis 7 to 6 after a high scoring nine.
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Summer League basketball action with Suns and Braves thriller
In summer league play the Suns edged the Braves 99 to 98 as Al Daigneault scored 46 and Joe Rivers 22 for the winners while Scott Maguire led the Braves with 36. Hoosick Falls Panthers routed Warriors 120 to 45 behind Ed Malady 26 and Larry Cabana 24. John Restino led the Warriors with 15. Two more games set for Mt Anthony Union High School tonight starting at 6.
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Witchcraft and slumping Cubs face Padres at Wrigley Field
The Cubs bring in Ruth Revzen a self styled witch to aid their pitching against Randy Jones as San Diego clings to hope. Chicago hosts a 10 0 rout with Rick Reuschel pitching a complete game shutout while Padres manager John McNamara laments hitting woes. Other NL AL scores follow with Reds Expos Dodgers and Giants winning.
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U S France and Britain return to Davis Cup after pressure
The United States France and Britain reversed their earlier decision to skip the Davis Cup and rejoined following what they called friendly pressure from 70 countries. The ILTF also voted to oppose expulsion of South Africa by a 6 1 2 vote, while Mexico and many Communist and Asian nations opposed SA participation.
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Glens Falls Tops Post 13 6 2 In Lopsided Rally
Glens Falls handed Post 13 its second loss this season with a three inning surge, four runs in the third on four hits and two errors. Dale Corbett pitched six for Post 13, while Bennington and Steve Flynn drove in runs. Tonight’s Williamstown game was canceled. Post 13 eyes a Bellows Falls doubleheader Saturday and hosts Springfield Sunday at Spinelli Field after last week’s 17 2 win.
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