Cubs Rally Sparks Momentum for Redbird Series
The Chicago Cubs regained pace in the 1989 season with a 6-2 road win at Philadelphia. Marvell Wynne and Doug Dascenzo provided key homers while Paul Assenmacher escaped a bases loaded jam, lifting Chicago ahead of a crucial three game set with St. Louis at Wrigley Field led by pitcher Mike Bielecki and lefty Paul Kilgus versus Joe Magrane.
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Cubs ride unlikely homers to 6 2 win over Phillies
Doug Dascenzo and Marvell Wynne hit home runs and Mike Bielecki pitched well as the Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 6-2 to pull 1 12 games ahead of St Louis in the NL East. Wynne, back with the Cubs from Aug 31, spoke of a big series against the Cardinals starting Friday at Wrigley. Bielecki improved to 15-6 after a rough spell, allowing two runs in 5 13 innings.
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Daly Out At Raynor Team For 1990 CART Season
According to Auto Week, Derek Daly will not return to Raynor MotorSports for 1990 CART. Candidates to replace Daly include John Andretti Kevin Cogan and Bobby Unser Jr The report gives no reason for Daly's departure. Daly and the Raynor team are in Elkhart Lake Wisconsin attempting to qualify for Sundays Road America 200. Team officials could not be reached for comment.
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Ottawa edges Dixon to win NCIC opener in four
Ottawa High School defeated Dixon 12-15 15-9 15-7 in the NCIC opener at Lancaster Arena. Coach Dave Neps praised the Pirates conditioning as they outdig and outlasted the Duchesses, who fought back in the first game before Ottawa pulled away. Dixon, led by Aiken Willard and Zimmerman, kept it competitive with strong serving and attacking, but Ottawa claimed the match with late runs and solid back-row play. The outcome improves Ottawa to 2-1 while Dixon also stands 2-1. sophomores and freshmen results followed for Dixon.
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Singles strength powers DHS netters to 3-0 in dual meets
Dixon High School remained undefeated at 3-0 after a 5-4 dual meet win over Rochelle. In singles, DHS swept all five points with Clare Foust, Angie Gilbert, Alicia Ferrell, Eileen Foust, and Joni Wiltz winning their matches. Rochelle claimed the No. 2 singles victory via Chris Chartreau. Doubles also went to Dixon, with Hartline Chartreau, Ferrell Gilbert, and Carroll Liezert clinching wins.
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Girton helps FCHS topple Ashton in 3 games
In a Upstate Illini Conference clash, Franklin Center High School defeated Ashton in three sets 16-14 6-15 15-8. Danielle Girton posted 19 service points, Lynn McMillion 17, Amy Saathoff 15 for FCHS, while Kristi Kelley and Heather Spires each had 6 for Ashton. Ashton won the junior varsity match.
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Punchy McGump Returns to Dixon in Telegraph Debut
Punchy McGump introduces his weekly column in the Telegraph with boasts of football knowledge across high school college and pro ranks. Publisher Bill Shaw appears as the guest picker for the Friday debut as Punchy promises luck and big green profits.
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