Angels Rally Sparks 5-4 Win Over Red Sox
Tony Solaita starred for California with a first inning single and two run homer, then sparked a ninth inning rally by leadoff double as the Angels beat Boston 5-4. Solaita hit .375 in 17 Angels games, and manager Norm Sherry praised his power. Gary Ross earned the win against Ferguson Jenkins, who took the loss as Boston squandered a late lead.
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Jones weathered rough stretch as Padres fall to Mets
Randy Jones, Padres ace, struggles through August despite an 18-4 start, losing 5-4 to the New York Mets on John Milner's eighth inning pinch single. Koosman and Jones each allowed four-run innings, but Milner's single provided the decisive run and Jones endured his first post‑accident start.
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Palmer still seeking elusive PGA crown
Arnold Palmer sees a hint of himself in Jerry Pate as the 58th PGA Championship opens at Congressional. The aging legend, 46, praises the 22-year-old rookie from Pensacola who already claimed the U S and Canadian Opens this year. Palmer remains a two-time runner up with the drought still haunting his storied career.
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Tennis star Richards seeks entry to U S Open
Renee Richards formerly Richard Raskind faces USTA decision on competing in the women’s singles at Forest Hills next month. The 41 year old ophthalmologist trained all summer and argues she has the right to play as a woman.
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