White Sox Move Out Of Cellar On Grand Slam Night
The Chicago White Sox rise from last to eighth after Rusy Snyder's first grand slam. Cesar Tovar struggles for Minnesota as the Twins drop to fourth, nine games behind Detroit. Other scores include Baltimore over Washington and Oakland over Cleveland in a rain-shortened day.
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Rich Allen Back In Phillies Lineup Amid Unsettled Strife
Rich Allen returned to the Phillies starting lineup for the first time since May 29 as boos greeted him at Connie Mack Stadium. He hit a 32 pitch homer in his first at bat, but Houston won 1 to 0. Owner Bob Carpenter indicated theManager Gene Mauch discord had been resolved, though tensions remained.
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Beaverdam routs Alliance 23 to 7 in church league softball
Beaverdam softballers defeated Alliance 23 to 7 at the high school field. Dave Byler earned the win while George Fox Sr. took the loss as Beaverdam surged with multi-run innings including a seven-run sixth.
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Bennett Leads Little Leaguers To Victory With Strong Start
Jon Bennett opened the scoring with a first inning home run and finished 3 for 3 with three runs. CJ built a big lead in the fifth and sixth as Bennett doubled again, while Scott Crowell and Terry Brumagin contributed key hits. The Elks fell behind after costly errors and Byler and Daniels led CJ pitching.
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Ladies Day Golf Opens at Corry Country Club
Twenty three players took part in the opening Ladies Day Golf at Corry Country Club yesterday. A nine hole scramble was the featured game of the day with Marge Walcott Miggie Roach Mabel Bloom and Dana Webster taking first place. Second went to Sharon Schilling Shirley Bailey Mina Stahl and Nancy Cragg.
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Selma Shuts Out Dodgers. Mets Surge in NL Action
Dick Selma pitched five solid hitters and four strikeouts to earn his sixth win as the Mets blanked the Dodgers 3 0. New York built on errors by Ken Boyer and benefited from timely drives, lifting Selma to a 1.77 ERA while boosting a strong Mets pitching corps alongside Koosman Seaver and Ryan.
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Tiger fever grips Detroit as World Series buzz grows
DETROIT AP reports fans show growing interest in the Series with hotel and ticket inquiries rising as the Tigers near pennant hopes. Officials note potential conflicts with the National Association of Funeral Directors convention starting Oct. 6, prompting venue plans and limited room holds.
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Teener League Pirates notch first win 6-4 over Braves
Pirates win 6 to 4 over Braves in Teener League as Goodwill gets the victory and Chris takes the loss. Pirates commit three errors while Braves have seven hits and three errors. Standings list Yanks Braves Indians Pirates with early season marks. Perez drives in four for Reds with homer and RBI while May also goes deep.
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Three Lemons Tied to Washington Senators
Washington Senators appoint James Robert Lemon as manager. James H. Lemon Sr. serves as chairman with James Lemon Jr. as assistant secretary, all connected to the same family.
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