Thompson fuels Cardinals' victory
St Louis Cardinals rally from 4-2 down to beat the San Francisco Giants 6-4 as Milt Thompson drives in two with a two run single in the fourth and Terry Pendleton adds a solo homer. Frank DiPino earned the win, Dayley notching the save.
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Yount honored then homers in victory
Robin Yount-day celebrations in Milwaukee featured Yount homering to back a 6-4 Brewers win over Baltimore. Joey Meyer also hit a solo shot as Don August earned his sixth win in seven decisions, with Dan Plesac securing the save after Baltimore rallied in the sixth. Governor Thompson proclaimed Robin Yount Day.
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Red Sox Sign Boggs To Three Year Extension
The Boston Red Sox signed Wade Boggs to a three year contract extension. Boggs, 31, dropped his no trade demand earlier this week and enters Friday hitting .330 for the season and .354 lifetime. He was voted the starting AL third baseman for next week's All Star Game.
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Lally Wins Splash Day Titles At Memorial Pool
Memorial Pool hosts Splash Day with Mike Lally taking the 16 and over low and high board titles for the eighth straight year. In under 16 categories, top finishes include Corey Wiemkin, Nick Reglin, Jason Harris, Steve Pritchard, Dennis Dempsey, Sean Loomis, and Carol Coffey in ties and second places, while Melissa Rosquist, Amber Coffey, and John White place in younger divisions.
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Bulls name Jackson replacement eyed by Chicago
Chicago Bulls assistant coach Phil Jackson surfaces as a leading contender to replace fired Doug Collins. Collins said he will vacation with his family and offered no criticism of the organization. Strong names and quotes from Bulls figures appear amid the multiple sports briefs.
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