Orioles Blank Yankees as Holtzman Dominates
Baltimore jumped on Dock Ellis for a three run third inning and chased the Yankee right-hander after four straight wins. Belanger doubled and Singleton delivered a two run single in the fifth as the Orioles won 3-0 behind Holtzman.
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Huskies Take Rowing Crown
Washington used a final sprint to win the varsity eights at the Western Intercollegiate Rowing Championships in Orinda California. The Huskies finished in 6 03 2 over a 2000 meter course while Cal timed 6 07 5 and placed second with State UCLA BC and California Santa Barbara following.
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Wise Wins At Craig In Claimer Division Race
Ken Wise dominates the Craig Road Speedway 35 lap Claimer main, set track mark at 16.89 seconds, and becomes first Claimer driver this year with two feature wins. Green initial runner up, Hamiter slips, Jacks takes second, Swallwell third as Oliveira wins Circle Daisies, Eagleson takes A Trophy Dash and heats. Multiple drivers clash in various heats and trophies across a crowded program.
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Optimist Region All-Star Game Set for Saturday Night
The fifth annual Red Rock Optimist Club all-star basketball game is scheduled for Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Western High School gym Las Vegas High veteran Sherrill Stephens and Clark coach Tom MacDougal will coach 10-player Sunrise and Sunset squads featuring top graduating seniors Among the prominent players are 6 8 Ed Forrester 7 0 Tim Estes and 6 4 Joe Dixon plus guards from Vo Tech and Las Vegas and Eldorado with a dunk contest at halftime MacDougal seeks a third straight title after last year’s 82 61 Sunset win and both teams proceed with practices through Friday.
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Baseball Standings Monday Schedule and Results
The column lists Monday games and standings for MLB teams. Matchups include Pittsburgh at St Louis, Atlanta at Houston, San Diego at San Francisco, and other planned games across the league with several night contests noted.
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Aeros Top Whalers in seventh game to reach finals
Houston Aeros defeat New England Whalers 2 0 in seventh game to win WHA semifinal and advance to championship against the Winnipeg Jets. Paul Popiel scored for Houston and Mark Howe added the clinching goal. Ron Grahame earned his first playoff shutout as New England managed 21 shots.
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Trevino Wins in Home State to Break 33-Tournament Drought
Lee Succeeds In Home State continues as Trevino moves ahead with Morley, moving in front for good. The victory pushes Trevino over the $100,000 mark for the ninth straight year and career earnings to more than $1.5 million. It ends a 33-tournament winless streak dating to last year’s Florida Citrus Open. Trevino aims to win in his home state.
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