Momentum Takes Little Turnabout In NL West Race
Mike Lum hit two home runs at Dodger Stadium as Atlanta beat Los Angeles 3-2 in 11 innings, boosting San Francisco’s pennant hopes. The Giants led the Dodgers by two games after San Francisco defeated San Diego 7-5. Manager Charlie Fox and catcher Dick Dietz voiced optimism amid the rally and a string of five errors by LA.
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Baseball night wrap around major NL games
Dodgers squander chances as Lum homerilates ninth and 11th for a dramatic loss. Mets beat Pirates 3, St Louis tops Montreal 7 2 while Cubs defeat Phillies 4 3 and Astros edge Reds 4 1. Gentry blanks Pirates in San Francisco loss. Torre, Kranepool, Singleton homer as St Louis tops Montreal.
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Tigers Stalking Orioles in shrinking hope
Detroit loses ground in the AL East after sweeping Baltimore in a doubleheader to trail by six games with only ten games left. The Tigers benefited from timely relief and big bats in game one, but time remains on Baltimore’s side as the Orioles push their magic number.
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Vikings Lions Clash To Top NFL Openers
The Vikings visit the Lions in a nationally televised opener as Minnesota fields QB Gary Cuozzo and Norm Snead addition while Detroit counts on Mel Farr and Artie Taylor. Jets meet Colts in Baltimore as refs weigh injury impacts on key players including Sonny Jurgensen and Gale Sayers.
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Americans Look Good For Ryder Cup Victory
AMERICANS EEN AS the Ryder Cup near final singles day, Palmer and Nicklaus lead a strong U S lineup with 10-6 advantage after Friday's play. Trevino Stockton Littler Beard and Snead won morning matches as Britain struggled, while afternoon saw tougher resistance from Gallacher Oosterhuis Townsend and Bannerman.
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Al Long Leads Bowling Night in Corry Industrial League
Al Long posted the top performance with games of 217 and 204 and a 604 series in the Corry Industrial League. Shirley Sweet and Donna Dingle both rolled 178 games as the women’s high, with other scores listed including 66 as a partial figure.
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