Reuss Signs With White Sox After Free Agent Pick Up
Reuss, who signed March 29, 1988, posted a 13-9 record last season and is excited to join a contender. He noted the White Sox gave him a chance to keep pitching after a tough year and job scarcity.
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Lee Wallin win at Princeton Open tennis final
In Princeton, Pat Lee and Glenn Wallin defeated Bruce Nelson and Brad Hartje 6-2 6-2 to win the Princeton Open final. The Dixon pair have won every tourney they entered this year including Rockford and Dixon’s Petunia Classic and set Aug. 5 for a Quad City Times Amateur Tennis Championship in Davenport, Iowa.
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Bird back at Celtics camp after back injuries
Boston Celtics star Larry Bird returned to training camp in Waltham two days after suffering two broken vertebrae in his back. Coach Jimmy Rogers called the recovery timeframe uncertain as Bird practiced at Brandeis University, looser than expected but hopeful.
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Philadelphia at Chicago nine innings recap
Philadelphia offense erupts for ten runs led by Sandberg and Dykstra as Chicago pitchers struggle. Sutcliffe earns win for Chicago while Mulholland takes loss. W Hayes and Wilkerson contribute infield and outfield plays. Daulton and Dw Smith drive key runs in a high scoring affair before rain and delays.
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Montreal Round Up Boosts Beene Pico Shi2 Report
Montreal hits include Galarraga Santovenia and Burke with home runs as first list notes Santana and Smiley. The card lists multiple games across leagues with Kilgus and Schiraldi pitchers, and New York St Louis box details showing Pendleton and Guerrero among others.
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Multiple MLB and NFL moves surface in Monday transactions
Baseball round up: George Bell’s suspension cut to two games, Mike Greenwell to 15 day DL, Mike Campbell assigned to AAA, Mitch Lyden moved to Prince William and Mark Newman named minor league coordinator. Jerry Reuss acquired for Brian Drahman, Viola traded to NY, Weiss activated as Hubbard released. Seattle adds Neidenfuer, Langston trade fallout. Musselman Brady traded to NY, Mazzilli claimed by Toronto. Various college and CFL moves follow including Byr on Irvin and staff changes.
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Minor League Monday results across several games
Appiston defeated Quad City 5 to 2 and Clinton won 4 to 2 against Wausau. Kenosha outscored Rockford 7 to 4 while Beloit beat South Bend 2 to 0. Burlington routed Springfield 3 to 0 and Cedar Rapids crushed Peoria 11 to 3. Today’s schedule lists Appleton at South Bend, Madison at Kenosha, Beloit at Wausau, Clinton at Rockford, Burlington at Quad City, Peoria at Waterloo, Springfield at Cedar Rapids.
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All Star Softball League Slow Night Highlights
Recap of multi league games with numerous players achieving multiple hits. Listings include winning pitchers such as Lovegrin and Zinnen, and feature triple, double, and 3+ hit performances across teams in men’s and women’s divisions. Notable names include Powers, Oswalt, Kipping, Shroyer, Baker, Bonnell, and Corkin.
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Bears eye term dispute as McMichael considers retirement
Bears defensive tackle Steve McMichael, under contract but seeking renegotiation, returned to Texas and floated retirement if terms cannot be reached. Meanwhile William Perry attended camp, signed a new contract, and teammates report he will be in shape for September. Coaches and scouts expect Perry to be leaner and effective, with positive movement and attitude noted.
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July 25 AM Golf Event Highlights and Winners
Results show 18 holes led by Ann Shinville with low score and multiple birdies and chipins. Notable players include Janet Bennett Jane Farny and Peggy Buckingham tying for top poker hands and Carol Brown leading in PM low gross with strong putts. Other pairs and duo scores feature Don and Lavonne Morgan and multiple first second and tie placements across events.
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