Trojans lead NCAA swim in first day Cleveland
USC set multiple American records as the NCAA Division I swimming finals opened at Cleveland State. John Naber won the 500 yard freestyle in 4:20.45, beating the prior marks and Tim Shaw’s record while Robin Backhaus of Washington claimed second with 4:23.61. George McDonnell of UCLA and Rod Strachan followed.
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Servite shuts out Saint Anthony in Angelus League defeat
Saint Anthony faltered 5-0 as Joe Hovoraka blanked them over seven innings while accruing 10 strikeouts. Steve Short, Joe Guesno and Terrance Carney each singled off Hovoraka, who extended scoreless innings to 13 before Dan Carraher relieved. Krickel tripled in a run for Servite as their league record moved to 3-1 while Anthony’s pitcher Joe Plummer allowed seven hits and three earned runs. St Paul moved to 4-1 with an extra-inning win over Mater Dei. Hoffman threw a three-hitter for Bishop Amat in a 2-0 win over Pius X.
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Vikings Rally for Second Win in Romero Tournament
Long Beach City College trailed Phoenix 2-0 before four consecutive pinch hitters ignited a seventh inning rally that produced three runs and a 3-2 victory. Perry Maloney Arlando Bryant and Corey Zogby combined on eight hits to hold Phoenix.
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California Tops United States 84 69 In International Friendly
Winford Baynes scored 26 for the United States with 12 of 19 from the field while James Hardy of Long Beach State guarded the star. California built an eight to 15 point cushion late, George McQuarn praising Toone as a potential program changer and noting the rugged but instructive play after a long day and limited practice.
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Blass Placed on Waivers After World Series Heroics
Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh calls the move heartbreaking while Steve Blass, renowned for 1971 World Series fame, is waived ending a two year slump and uprooting the righthander as the club seeks roster changes.
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Pitcher Blass Faces Uncertain Future After Rough Spring
In two spring appearances Blass worked six and two thirds innings, yielding 13 earned runs and 17 walks. He indicated uncertainty about his pro baseball future and said he would consider an overture but prefers remaining with the Pirates to other teams.
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Bears running back charged with burglary amid season ticket dip
Former Chicago Bear running back Lawson, 25, is charged with burglarizing an apartment last month. Lawson played with the Bears in 1973. Miami says season ticket sales are 14,500 fewer than a year ago, citing weak economy and a TV blackout among reasons. Kane missed most of last season due to injuries.
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Redlands Tops Cal State Dominguez in 8th Rally
Redlands scores five in the eighth inning to beat Cal State Dominguez 7 5. Key hits by Wilson drove in the decisive runs while Cruz Salvesen Burton and Bauer contributed. Bryant and Cruz each had eight at bats while Michael Bauer added eight.
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Cavaliers Rally Past Bulls 86 83 in Chicago Chance for Playoffs
Cleveland gains ground in wild card race with an 86 83 win over Chicago. Key scorers include Davis and Russell for the Cavaliers while Love and Thurmond led the Bulls in a hard fought matchup before 10 031 fans.
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Pistons rally past Suns in low-scoring affair
Detroit dominated interior play led by Bob Lanier with 26 points as the Pistons shut down Phoenix to a season-low 10 points in one quarter and seized a 91 79 victory. Rowe Trapp Bing Mengelt and Porter contributed, while Perry Hawthorne and Williams paced Phoenix.
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Anaheim Prep Baseball Championship Report
In the Anaheim tournament championship Sanchez is noted with Rucker, Taylor, Hayes and Ramirez leading a high scoring game. Troy earns third place as Moore and Radecki anchor the defense with Gilles Potiz Baumann contributing on both sides.
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Slo pitch results and forfeits from Bavarian Room and others
House of Bud 8 Globes 3 at Bavarian Room, Dice Truckers forfeited. B&O Railroad 19 Pounders 4. Magnitude Ten 13 But Gang 5. Firebugs 18 Steel Works 2. Bekins Int 14 Marilyns Men 10.
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