No-Hitter Tops Professional Baseball News
Nolan Ryan pitched his fourth career no hitter, tying the major league mark with nine strikeouts in the Angels 1-0 win over Baltimore. John May drove in three runs and scored five as Kansas City swept Milwaukee 13-6 and 11-5 in a doubleheader.
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Ryan Equals No-Hit Mark By ALEX SACHARE AP Sports Writer
Nolan Ryan pitched a 1-0 no hitter against the Baltimore Orioles at Anaheim Stadium to become the fourth no hitter of his career tying Sandy Koufax as the only pitchers with four. Ruth Ryan watched from the stands as the crowd roared and teammates shared the tense excitement throughout the game.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Highlights Recap
Summary of American League games with Chicago Detroit Kansas City Boston Minnesota Oakland New York Texas and National League results. Notable events include Jim Rice Yastrzemski Lynn Griffin and Bonds homers, Nolan Ryan no hitter noted, and key pitching wins by Wood Downing Fitzmorris Trent and May.
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Whitworth Captures LPGA Championship In Baltimore
Kathy Whitworth won her third LPGA title at Pine Ridge, finishing 4 under par 288 to edge Sandra Haynie by one stroke. The victory came days after Whitworth’s Hall of Fame induction, lifting her career earnings to over 554 thousand dollars. JoAnn Washam finished third at 290, Caponi Young fourth, Mann fifth. Haynie led early but faltered after an rain delay, Whitworth birdied the 17th to seal the win.
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Hoynie Wins LPGA Championship Final Round Title
In Baltimore leading scorer Sondra Hoynie captures the LPGA Championship with a total 288 after rounds of 70 70 75 73 on the par 73 course. JoAnn Washam finishes runner up with 290 while Corol Mann and J Spurich also place among top earners in the 8 000 event.
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Murcer Slugs Twin Homers To Fuel Giants
Bobby Murcer hit two two run homers at windy Jarry Park as the San Francisco Giants beat the Montreal Expos 13-5. Dusty Baker also slugged two solo shots for Atlanta in a 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Other NL results included Phillies over Astros 5-4, Padres 4 Mets 0, Cubs 7 Dodgers 2, and Reds 5 Cards 1.
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Southern University sprints to Division III track title
The Southern University New Orleans track team won the NCAA Division II crown in Cleveland, scoring 66 points led by Joe Franklin who won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and anchored the 440 relay. Coach Artis Davenport praised the effort after travel from New Orleans in a 15 seat van.
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Gibson benched as Cardinals reshuffle rotation
St Louis manager Red Schoendienst announced Bob Gibson would be sidelined and lefty Ron Bryant would get a start in the rotation. Gibson, 39, criticized the move while noting he still has quality stuff and could pitch effectively. The club follows a 60 loss to the Reds that raised Gibson's ERA to 4.77 and left his record at 1-5.
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