Legion hosts Central Mexico over weekend
Legion plans weekend home games against Central and Mexico at Viview Field with scheduled matchups Friday and Saturday. Central leads with strong pitching while Mexico sits second in the league. Mick Finn to start Sunday while Loethes and Hickman pace batting and RBI for the Legion.
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Angels turmoil grips clubhouse amid blame and denials
The Boston Red Sox acquisition and California club dissension dominate remarks by manager Lefty Phillips as players face rumors of weapons and trouble. Phillips denies quitting and defends Johnson while noting team strain and internal disputes affecting the Angels.
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Southern Cal Captures NCAA Baseball Crown
Southern California defeats its opponents to win the NCAA baseball championship in a decisive title game. The Trojans claim the national crown, finishing atop the college baseball season and solidifying their status as national champions.
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Knights halt skid with 13 run win over MSP
Knights end a long drought by routing MSP 133 in Senior League softball. Jed Schniedera earned the win, with Jerry Heisler Jed leading the offense with three hits. Larry Brickey and Phil Wooderson homered for the victors.
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Drago stars as Royals blank Angels in heat
Kansas City pitcher Dick Drago fired his second straight shutout, beating the California Angels 5 0 on six hits in 88 degree heat. Rojas collected the 100th hit of his career as the Royals snapped a skid and trailed Oakland by six games in the AL West.
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Major league standings show Thursday results
Associated Press brief lists Thursday games with scores: Chicago 7, St Louis 6 in 10 innings. Cincinnati 5, Atlanta 1. Other results include Baltimore 3, New York 1. Kansas City 5, California 4. Detroit 4, Cleveland 3. Minnesota 7, Chicago 11.
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Homers spark Senior Babe Ruth action winners
In Thursday senior Babe Ruth play S and M Sporting Goods beat Luetkemeyer AG 7-0 as Gene Robinson pitched nine strikeouts to move to 1-1. Mike Okdelehr homered helping S and M seize a 10 lead before Robinson hit a grand slam. B and B Oil defeated Great Central 7-5 with Darrell Clarkston and Roger Kubba delivering key hits as Klebba earned the win. Both B and B and Great Central stand 2-1 in league play while S and M and Luetkemeyer's sit at 1-2.
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Youngster leads U S Open after opening round
Labron Harris, a 2 year old amateur? no, a 2 year veteran? leads the U S Open at Merion with a 67 after the first round. Lanny Wadkins and Doug Sanders chase at two under par, while legends Nicklaus Palmer and Casper struggle early.
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Watson advances in amateur golf meet
Tom Watson of Kansas City remains the favorite entering the quarterfinals of the Missouri Men's Golf Tournament. He faces William Young of Kansas City while other matchups include Scott Bess versus Denali Bell Jr, Gary Strickladen against Carl Ade Jr, and John Simmons against Luther Godwin. Watson previously defeated William Hogan and Charles Digges in earlier rounds.
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