Angels Pitcher Dyar Miller Surprises Skeptics At Bat
Dyar Miller, a 31 year old Utah State graduate and former Phillies catcher, has silenced doubters since being acquired by the Angels from the Orioles on June 12. He debuted June 14 in Minneapolis with a win over the Twins and has since posted a 3 1 record in 12 appearances through 44 innings.
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Dodgers summon pitcher Rautehan from Albuquerque farm club
Dodgers promote Lanre Rautehan, a 25-year-old left hander with a 4.96 ERA in 28 PCL games, to join the Dodgers after the All Star break. The club plans to remove a 2-man roster member before Thursday’s game to make room for Rautehan.
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Willie Mays Recalls Jackie Robinson At All-Star Event
In a tribute to Jackie Robinson, Willie Mays recalls a dramatic 1950s leaping catch at Hobbs Field. He says Robinson checked if the ball was in his glove, while teammates and fans remember the barrier-breaking star during Tuesday’s game and related reflection on Robinson’s legacy.
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Minor leaguers' Economic Struggles Highlighted in Southern League
In the Class AA Southern League, salaries run from 600 to 2000 dollars a month for five months, with spring training paid but off-season unemployment compensation pursued by some players. Jacksonville Suns infielder Mike Dewey and pitcher Steve Burke discuss why few major leaguers seek benefits, while others like Kevin Gillen and Gary Williams weigh unemployment or seasonal work to bridge gaps.
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International Karate Championships Draw 2500 Entrants
Defending heavy weight champion Ray Sua is among the more than 2,500 competitors entered for the International Karate Championships. The two day event runs at the Long Beach Arena on August 7 with tickets priced 7, 6 and 5 dollars at Long Beach Arena Ticketron May Co Broadway Montgomery Ward and Mutual Ticket agencies.
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Shrine Classic Preview Highlights South Versus North
Coach Ted Mullen of Villa Park previews the Shrine Football Classic at the Rose Bowl with a South offense centered on McNeil and Nelson. North counters with a wide passing attack led by Randy Uerlel and Randy Lee, while receivers include Hosea Fortune and Jeff Tackett. Injuries have not limited player availability ahead of the game.
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