Swingin Demons dominate Super 16s in girls softball action
Swingin Demons routed Super 16s 11 0 as Rebecca Steigerwald struck out seven in five innings and homered. Dania Ellis also homered and Kim Thompson went 3 for 3 with a triple to lead the shutout.
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Indiana girls lose to Kentucky in all star game at Franklin
Franklin College officials watched the Indiana Kentucky girls all star game as two Indiana players Judi Warren and Pam Dorsey planned to join Franklin next year. Both received athletic scholarships from Franklin, one of the smallest colleges to offer women sports grants. Franklin enrolls about 700 students.
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Reed Sparks Phillies Rally In Reds Victory
Ron Reed, a 6-6 right hander signed to help Philadelphia, pitched 2 2/3 innings of relief in the sixth as the Phillies built a 6-1 win over Cincinnati. Reed struck out Perez and Bench to end the threat and retired the next two, helping Garber close out the victory.
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American Legion and Wheeler Ford win Friday league games
American Legion beat G.E. 14 to 1 as Robbie Alkire and Richie Burns led with three and four hits respectively. Wheeler Ford toppled Rice 14 to 9 with Joe Belles collecting three hits including a double. Rice's Carl Poe 3 hits and Ritchie Daily a homer aided the offense.
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Indiana All Stars Top Kentucky In Close Hoops Showdown
Indiana All Stars upset Kentucky 96 88 as Mike Woodson and Tony Branch hit key baskets late. Kentucky Girls All Stars defeated Indiana 59 48 with Carla Amling scoring 17 for Louisville Sacred Heart. Woodson and Darrell Griffith tied for 26 points each in the men’s game.
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Baseball Tonight: Major League Matchups Across Centers
Koosman faces McGlothen in St Louis as Mets visit. Montefusco starts for San Francisco against Freisleben in San Diego. Tuesday features Pittsburgh at Chicago Montreal at Philadelphia Houston at Atlanta Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Francisco at San Diego New York at St Louis Boston at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Chicago at Kansas City Detroit at Milwaukee Texas at Oakland Minnesota at California Chicago at Kansas City Detroit at Milwaukee Boston at Baltimore Cleveland at New York taking place under night schedules.
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Pate Wins U S Open as Rookie Pro Delivers Big Upset
Jerry Pate, a 22 year old former U S Amateur champion, captured the U S Open with a final round 68 for a 3 under par 277, two strokes ahead of Tom Weiskopf and Al Geiberger. Weiskopf tied for runner up as Pate became the first rookie in his debut year to win the Open since Jack Nicklaus in 1962.
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Ferree Leads League in Weekend Softball Action
Jasonville defeated Bland s 6 to 3 Ferree beat JC s 9 to 2 Weddle won a doubleheader defeating Castle 9 to 1 and Jasonville 7 to 5 Fans saw exciting action as standings after weekend play were reported.
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Sullivan Advances to State Finals After Semistate Win
Sullivan Golden Arrows defeated Kokomo 1 to 0 in ten innings to reach the Indiana state finals at Bush Stadium. Charley Noble earned the win with five relief innings. Pat Underwood of Kokomo struck out 17 before leaving with innings limited. Forest Park and Sullivan join the finals, aftersemis in Richmond Jasper and Lafayette.
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