YankeesBeat Orioles 3-0 as Lead Grows to 24 Percent
Yankees’ pitching combination Mike Wallace and Dick Tidrow held Baltimore to three hits through 7 2 3 innings, Nettles Chambliss and Piniella drove in all runs in the eighth. Palmer took the loss as New York widened its AL East advantage to 22 games while other divisional games and NL results followed.
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Robinson Leaves Angels with Dissension Over Trade
Frank Robinson, 39, has been traded from the California Angels to the Cleveland Indians for a $20,000 waiver price. The Hall of Famer criticized Angels GM Harry Dalton, saying he felt betrayed and that the team pursued an economy policy. Robinson will receive $180,000 from Cleveland next season, after earning $172,000 in the final year of a two-year Angels contract. He leaves with 572 career homers and 2,890 hits.
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Longhorns face out of state test on road to Boston College
Texas heads to Boston College on a rare away game in odd years since 1960. The eighth ranked Longhorns are 17 point favorites as Mike Esposito leads BC’s ground attack hoping for an upset.
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Gustafson named steward at Green Mountain track
Gustafson, longtime Miami football coach and veteran college assistant, is appointed steward at Green Mountain Race Track. The Aurora Illinois native played at Pitt, starred in 1925, and spent decades in racing roles after 1963 retirement. He replaces Ed Pons as Hawthorne Park officials gain decades of experience.
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Bennington Generals 50-50 club monthly winners
The semi pro Bennington Generals raise summer operating funds via a 50-50 monthly split. Winners rotate monthly with first prize 25 dollars, second 15 dollars, third 10 dollars. January through July winners named include Stockman Loomis Ryan Proud Jr. Stratton Forest Ralph Long Beacock LaRoche Cook and others.
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Courageous Wins Second Race In America's Cup Chase
Newport RI United States defender Courageous won the third race against Australia's Southern Cross after protests were disallowed by an international jury. Ted Hood's crew built a strong lead after a tense start and led all legs to finish 1 minute 11 seconds ahead, despite Southern Cross efforts. Australian owner Alan Bond sailed as grinder and remained confident the cup could still go to Sydney.
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Murphy nurses lead in World Open tourney
Six-year tour veteran Bob Murphy, recovering from a torn left thumb, shot six under 65 to lead the World Open after round one at Pinehurst. Iverson, Trevino, Stockton, Greene and Beard trailed by one or two strokes in a field of 180 on two courses. Murphy praised his iron play and greens, using an Arnold Palmer model putter, as he seeks his first win in four years.
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Dolphins kick off 55th NFL season amid strike ending
Don Shula and the Miami Dolphins open the 55th season as preseason favorites to three-peat. They host the New England Patriots in Foxboro, with two injured starters replacing others. Key rule changes aim to boost offense, including end-line goal posts and a 15-minute overtime. Miami eyeing AFC East crown, while Dallas, Washington, and Philadelphia compete in the NFC East.
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MAU High adds three assistant coaches to staff
Mt Anthony Union High School announces three new assistant coaches Steve Mears David Field and James St Denis joining the Patriot athletic teams after school Mears a 1970 MAU graduate and former tri captain of the football team will teach special education Field brings three years of coaching experience and math teaching duties St Denis a Navy veteran and western Massachusetts basketball specialist will assist with the varsity and coach the junior varsity
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