Astros Fines Cedeno Five Thousand for Impulsive Outburst
Cesar Cedeno, Houston Astros outfielder, was fined 5000 for slamming a fist on the dugout roof after a late strikeout. He apologized to the club and fans, saying the act was impulsive and not to hurt the team. He will miss a four game series vs. St. Louis after injuring his right hand.
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Fregosi Hired By California Angels
The California Angels fired manager Dave Garcia and appointed Jim Fregosi to replace him. Fregosi, 36, a 1961 Angels original, will join in uniform for Friday’s game with the Boston Red Sox but will not play. He transfers from the Pittsburgh Pirates where he is a utility infielder. The team, 1% games behind Oakland, has lost five straight and opens a 10 game homestand Friday night.
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Friday Peewee games and top performances recap
Eight Peewee games featured leaders Bane Construction routing the Boosters with Rick Miller homering, Pri Harris also homered in Bane Construction’s 4 win over the Boosters, and Mc Donsie’s defeated VFW 52. Four Bluefield aided by strong hitting secured a victory Thursday night.
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VPI Loses Lady Coach Carolyn Owen
BLACKSBURG Virginia Tech announces that Carolyn Owen head women s basketball and tennis coach resigns effective July 1. Athletic Director Bill Dooley reported the decision after a statement said Owen will marry this summer and live in Woodbridge. Owen led the tennis team to a 15 2 record and sixth in the AIAW Southern Region II tournament, while the basketball team finished 8 16 for the season.
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Zarley In Kemper Lead By One Shot
Kermit Zarley shot 6-under 66 at Quail Hollow to lead the Kemper Open first round by one stroke over Arnold Palmer. Zarley rode three straight birdies and a late birdie, while Palmer sat two back at 67 as Weiskopf closed at 71 and others posted 69s.
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Palmer Pitches 2-Hitter At NY
Jim Palmer threw a two hit shutout against the Yankees as the Orioles won 1-0 on a fifth inning error by Cliff Johnson. It was Palmer's 201st win and 49th career shutout, tying active leaders with Gaylord Perry. Beattie took the loss, Johnson replaced Munson, and Reggie Jackson was out.
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Vilas Rallies To Win Panatta Bowl In France
Argentina's Guillermo Vilas trailed Billy Martin by 14 in the final set before winning 6-2 2 6 6-2 4-6 6-4 to advance to the French Open second round. Panatta lost to Jeff Borowiak 5-7 6-1 6-4 6-4, while Ashe beat Jose Luis Clerc 6-2 6-4 6-4.
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Shero OK for Rangers to talk trade coach
Philadelphia Flyers granted New York Rangers permission to negotiate with coach Fred Shero in exchange for a possible No 1 draft choice and cash. Ed Snider confirmed the talks, while Shero had resigned from the Flyers in May after saying he had lost his enthusiasm for coaching.
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