Standings and punches mix in baseball and Falcons hurt
In a crowded summary of major league games, the Rangers fall 2-1 to Baltimore while Minnesota loses 2-1 to the Yankees as errors and near-home-plate misplays shape the outcomes. Other scores include Detroit 1-0 over California, Boston 8-2 over Chicago, and Oakland 7-1 over Milwaukee. The piece also notes AL action, plus NFL Falcons news. Bill Sandeman is out for the Falcons with a slipped disc, with replacements and roster moves outlined.
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Wilson column celebrates women’s clinic growth and plans
Simeon outlines expansion of the 1975 clinic for girls, adding an all star basketball contest and sessions in volleyball field hockey and tennis. He emphasizes women forming an active strong organization without waiting on men and aims to sanction more activities next clinic, building on a rousing first edition.
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Spitz Records Vulnerable As AAU Meet Opens
Mark Spitz predicts several of his seven erstwhile world marks will fall during the four day AAU long course championships at Concord Community Park Pool. Robin Backaus Kurt Krumpholz and Tim Shaw loom as threats in key events while Rick DeMont may anchor a possible new 400 meter freestyle record on Thursday.
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Taiwan dominates with homers and one hitter
Taiwan's Lin Wen Hsiung pitched a one hitter as Kao Hsiung defeated New Haven 16 to 0 in the opening Little League World Series game. Lin and teammates homered in a 10 hit attack, while Lorenzo Vincent of New Haven doubled to spoil the no hitter. Trauger of Ohio earned an 8-0 win over Athens, Greece, in the other opener, as Taiwan remains the favorites entering the rest of the tournament.
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Attitude Good Says Bill Dooley
Chapel Hill North Carolina AP Coach Bill Dooley says his North Carolina football squad came back ready to go all out to have a winning season They began preseason drills with three workouts in shorts and open the season at home September 14 against Ohio University Dooley said he was pleased with their physical condition and attitude
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