Whiz Kids revival lifts Phillies to doubleheader sweep
The 21 year old right hander Larry Christenson along with Tom Underwood beat the Pirates 6-3 and 8-1, pulling the Phillies within two games of division leader Pittsburgh. Christenson struck seven, while Underwood allowed five hits. Michael Schmidt and Ollie Brown sparked a three run sixth in game one, and Greg Luzinski drove in the final runs in game two.
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College football decline costs rise marked in standings note
Nearly 200 colleges have dropped varsity football since 1938 due to rising costs and financial pressures, as reports from Kansas City reflect a broader trend in college athletics.
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Yankees Hunter leads in AL East as four-hitter tops Orioles
New York signs Hunter to a 2.85 million deal and he pitches a four hitter to beat Baltimore 3 1. The victory pushes the Yankees into first place as Cleveland topples Boston, with Whitfield and Nettles delivering key hits while Singleton homers for Baltimore. Hendrick belts a three run homer in the ninth for Cleveland.
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League leaders and racing results across major leagues
Baseball brief reports the Indians chase Bill Lee in the ninth as Henrik singles for his 13th and 14th homers. Oakland defeats Minnesota 6-4. Royals beat Angels in 11. Brewers sweep Tigers 4-0 and 4-2. White Sox top Rangers 7-5. Ak-Sar-Ben stock racing results show multiple horses with payouts and attendance of 12,073, plus season stats leaders in RBIs, steals, and pitchers with top records.
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Leaders shine in Boulevard bowls league standings
Rudy Gallo posted a 212 game and Larry Zywire a 542 series to lead men’s scoring in the Tuesday Night Mixed League at Boulevard Lanes Delmar Spitz added a 200 Kathy Gallo and Barb Nadrchal each 189 for the women Barb would end with 502 Sharing team game honors at 703 were K T & J J and Orange Plus Orange Plus led in series at 1 896 In Women’s Afternoon Off League Barb Hirschbrunner 187 and Patty Quinn 504 led Individual leaders The Sandbaggers posted ten peaks of 317 Best in Monday Night Women’s League Mikie Anderson 200 and Betty Nadrehal 477 The Yeardrops led team shooting with 498 and 1 356
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Originals Boost Record to Six and Ongoing Rivalries
The Columubles Men's Slow Pitch League saw Pabst Blue Ribbon improving to 6-0 with a 18-17 win over Associates as Paul Rebrovich slugged a walk off home run for 7 RBIs. PBR then defeated Tooley Uppers 18-9 behind Don Mroczek homers. G-0 Associates beat Ernst Olds 17-10. Mike Cuellar is noted for 18 to 24 wins across six Orioles seasons.
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Football Records From The Sporting News Column
Tom Siler lists national football powerhouses with long run records. Tennessee tops the chart with 359 wins 120 losses and 26 ties followed by Alabama Notre Dame Ohio State and Oklahoma. Nebraska ranks 22nd with 299 176 21 and Devaney era success noted. Rod Myers elected president of the Golf Coaches Association of America in Columbus Ohio.
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