Valenzuela wins sixth straight as Dodgers top Expos in 10 innings
Fernando Valenzuela shined again for the Los Angeles Dodgers, winning his sixth straight after a 6-1, 10 inning victory over the Montreal Expos. Reggie Smith drove in the go ahead run in the 10th and Steve Howe closed.
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Toronto finally tops Orioles in Baltimore thumping crab cakes
The Blue Jays end a 19 game winless streak in Baltimore with a 4-2 victory as Mark Bomback and Willie Upshaw key a seventh and eighth inning rally. A's, Yankees, White Sox, Brewers, Twins, and Tigers also win in AL action.
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Philadelphia Boston rematch fuels late finish in East finals
Philadelphia edged Boston 105 104 in a tight opener as the series began. Boston answered with a 118 99 win, then Philadelphia took two straight including 110 100 and 107 105. Boston forced two more, winning 111 109 before Philadelphia clinched 109 109 or 105 109, then Boston 91 90. Series end Boston 4 3. In the West, Houston ousted Kansas City 4 1 with wins 97 78, 88 79, 92 88, and 100 89. NHL and other leagues note Islanders Rangers and Calgary Minnesota series with multiple games and schedule details follow.
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Bowling Results Across Leagues From Warmer Bowling Center
The card lists league results including King & Queen Gutter Bowler and Ups & Downs with scores, high game marks by Mert Rome Bill Haunchild Jon Howe Larry Lewis, team totals Butterfingers Hard Rock Lanes Northern Natural Gas and Bell Creek led by strong 30 series.
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Royals rally to tie then fall in final inning burst
Kansas City built an 8-3 lead with seven runs in the sixth and an insurance tally in the seventh. Texas staged a dramatic comeback tying on Bump Wills’ eighth inning single and winning 9-8 on Pat Putnam’s 10th inning solo homer. Putnam’s blast came after Grubb’s walk and Sundberg's reach, with Wills driving in the tying run. Putnam’s homer happened in a brisk 20 mph wind as Geronimo and Jenkins favored the late innings.
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McEnroe Wins World Championship of Tennis Final
Top seed John McEnroe defeated Johan Kriek 6 1 6 2 6 4 to claim the $100000 first prize in the World Championship of Tennis final joining Connors and Rosewall as two time winners. Kriek earned $40000 runnerup.
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