Yankees batter Pole, trounce Red Sox 7 to 2 at Fenway
Yankees right-hander Ed Figueroa baffled Boston with a four hit game as New York built a 6-0 lead in two innings and went on to a 7-2 victory over the Red Sox. Pole lasted under two innings as Boston faltered on offense and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ed Figueroa
New York Yankees
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Figueroa
Yankees
Red Sox
Dick Pole
Tom House
Pole
House
Atlanta Braves
Chris Chambliss
Bosox
Bob
Davis Joins Angels and Delivers Clutch Hit in 5-2 Win
16 year major leaguer Tommy Davis, released by the Yankees, signs with California and belts a two run pinch single in the eighth to lift the Angels over the Twins 5-2. Davis, 37, collects his 2,059th career hit and says he aims to help for four months. Other AL results include Yankees over Red Sox 7-2, Orioles 2 Indians 0 in 14, White Sox 1 Rangers 0 in 11, Royals 4 A's 3 in 12, Tigers 6 Brewers 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tommy Davis
New York Yankees
California
Angels
Minnesota Twins
Davis
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
Oakland A’s
Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee Brewers
Los Angeles
Harry Dalton
Minnesota
Bill Campbell
Dave Chalk
Sobers Stars As Suns Rally To Tie Finals 2-2
Phoenix rookie Ricky Sobers shined in Game Four against the Celtics scoring 14 points and sparking a 12-0 third-quarter run that put the Suns ahead 82-71. Keith Erickson, Alvan Adams, and Garfield Heard supported with double-digit totals as Phoenix erased a 71-70 deficit and won 109-107 to even the series. Boston stars Jo Jo White and Dave Cowens led the Celtics with 25 and 22 points respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ricky Sobers
Suns
Boston Celtics
Sobers
Boston
John Havlicek
Anyoy Heat Celtics
Nevada-Las Vegas
Jerry Tarkanian
Ricky
Tarkanian
Keith Erickson
Eee Suns
Dick van Arsdale
Baskets Sobers
Havlicek
Paul Westphal
Alvan Adams
Garfield Heard
Jo Jo White
Celtics
Dave Cowens
Paul Silas
Braves fall victim to rain after 5-0 lead vs Padres
Earl Williams homered twice to boost Atlanta to a 5-0 advantage before an untimely thunderstorm wiped out the game in the fourth inning. The Braves, 17-30, lingered 12 games behind NL West leaders as officials called the contest early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Theotre
Braves
Earl Williams
Williams
San Diego
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
Chicago
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dick Williams
Rick Miller
Cecil Cooper
Fred Lynn
Carl Yastrzemski
Catfish
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Cincinnati Reds
Johnson
Hondo
John ‘‘Hondo
Nate Hawthorne
Phoenix Suns
UPI
Royals
A’s
John Mayberry
Amos Otis
Otis
Rollie Fingers
George Brett
Mayberry
Kansas City
Fred Patek
Frank White
Tony Solanta
Patek
Sal Bando
Luis Tiant
Dock Ellis
Abrhbi
RiMiller
Rwhite If
Cooper
Munson
Lynn of Chamblis
Ystrmskill
Cmay
Gamblers
Doyle
Randolph
Burleson
Mason
Cleveland
C.may
Guroa
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
NBA
Phillies
Cardinals
Tom Underwood
Dick Allen
Bob Boone
John Curtis
Hector Cruz
Pirates
Expos
Richie Zisk
Bob Robertson
Bruce Kison
Dave Giusti
Woody Fryman
Manny Sanguillen
Dodgers
Giants
Rick Rhoden
Rhoden
Dave Rader
Bobby Murcer
John Montefusco
Ron Cey
Dusty Baker
Heard
Buffalo
John Shumate
John MacLeod
Cowens
Erickson
Silas
White
Adams
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Manny Sokol
Don Murphy
MacLeod
Tom Heinsohn
Westphal
Charlie Scott
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!