Miller shoots record 66 to seize British Open lead
Johnny Miller parred a sunlit Carnoustie course with a six under 66 to post 206 after 54 holes, tying the Open record and moving four strokes ahead of the field. He finished with four birdies on the back nine and erased earlier putting woes as David Huish faded from the overnight lead in Scotland.
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76ers land McGinnis in bold move despite ticket concerns
Philadelphia 76ers confirm a multi year deal for George McGinnis amid uncertainty about price. Pat Williams says the club must sell more tickets to stay viable while owner Irv Kosloff and Pacers chief Bill Eason defend the decision as a step toward profitability. McGinnis, former ABA MVP, chose Philadelphia over New York after NBA ruling.
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Howell's extra-base barrage flags Rangers' potential shuffle
Roy Howell matched two at bats with a double against the Boston Red Sox, stepping in at third base after Reggie Cleveland came in. He owns 12 extra-base hits on the season and bats .223 with 37 hits in 166 at bats over 58 games for Texas.
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Pirates and Reds sprint away in NL race
The Pirates beat the Dodgers 4-1 as Willie Stargell drove in three runs and tied for 24th on the all time home run list. The win put Pittsburgh six games up in the East while Cincinnati opened a 10 game gap in the West as the NL races widened.
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All-Star squads named for Tuesday midseason classic
AL manager Alvin Dark announced a 28 man American League roster for the Milwaukee game, with 12 reserves led by Hank Aaron. Also named were Carl Yastrzemski, Fred Lynn, George Scott, Bucky Dent, Dave Cha, Mike Hargrove, Bill Freehan, and outfielders Claudell Washington, George Hendrick, Hal McRae. NL reserves include Bob Watson, Tony Perez, Dave Cash, Larry Bowa, Bill Madlock, Greg Luzinski, Reggie Smith, Bobby Murcer, Gary Carter, Al Oliver, and Manny Sanguillen.
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Future Packer Johnny Gray Faces Green Bay Challenge
Johnny Gray eyes a rookie defensive back spot with the Green Bay Packers after standout play at Cal State Fullerton and Hancock College. He trained vigorously this summer, added five pounds, and studies team fit while awaiting rookie camp outcomes. Green Bay scouts noted he can play as an inside defensive back and compete for two spots.
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National AAU Decathlon opens at UCSB Pauley Track
Decathlon begins on Saturday at Pauley Track UCSB with first day events starting at 12 30 p m. Events include multi discipline scoring across day one with continued action scheduled for Sunday and Monday as athletes vie for national title.
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