Mills Claims U S Tennis Crown Ending Mallory Dominance
In 1923 Helen Mills aged 17 defeats Molla Bjurstedt Mallory 6 2 6 1 to win the U S Lawn Tennis Association championship. Floyd Patterson stops Roy Harris in the 13th round at Wrigley Field to retain his world heavyweight title in Los Angeles. In 1994 South Africa returns to the Commonwealth Games in Victoria after a 36 year ban over apartheid. In 1995 Domingue Moceanu at age 13 becomes youngest National Gymnastics Championships senior women all round champion in New Orleans.
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Royals pitching staff under siege as storm hits game pace
Brent Storm, who oversees the Royals' pitching staff, says the team is weathering a storm with outs becoming precious and calls for measures to restore sanity to the game. He emphasizes the staff faces criticism amid struggles and seeks solutions.
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Edwards to retire as BYU coach after this season
LaVell Edwards, famed BYU coach of a national title era and prolific passing offenses, will retire after this season. He leaves with a 251-95-3 record, four wins shy of passing Osborne for sixth in Division I victories, and a legacy praised by peers.
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Chiefs waives Andre Rison after River Falls bar incident
Former Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Andre Rison was waived after police cited him for providing false information following a River Falls Wisconsin bar fight. No charges were filed and he faces a municipal court appearance September 13. he was fined 219.50. The club denied the decision was related to the incident.
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Jazz guard Eisley threats prompt tense call to columnist
Gordon Monson recalls a heated phone exchange with Howard Eisley after a column painted Eisley and agent Dan Fegan unfavorably regarding a Jazz to Dallas move. Tai Eisley joined the call, but the exchange grew hostile with repeated insults and threats before Monson hung up.
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