Red Sox sweep Yankees as playoff hopes stay bright
August 24, 1974 headline notes the Red Sox power past the Yankees 1-0 and 6-0 to extend their AL East lead to eight games while Baltimore wins twice. Jim Rice leads with four hits and two RBIs in game two, Fred Lynn adds run scoring, and Rick Miller drives in the decisive run.
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Standings and tonight's MLB and NFL style matchups mix
UPI standings show Montreal at Chicago 2 2, New York 2 1, Pittsburgh leads with 5 3. NFL and baseball schedules list several games with times in EDT including Montreal at Chicago and San Diego at Houston. San Diego rookie Neal Jeffrey accounts for two touchdowns in an intra squad scrimmage.
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Angles face rotation crunch after Singer struggles
In Anaheim, Bill Singer’s next start looms large as the California Angels consider removing him from the rotation after a rough one inning showing in a 12-1 loss to the Minnesota Twins. Manager Dick Williams defended the team but warned of a rotation shakeup if Singer cannot improve.
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Jones shrugs off Cy Young talk after strong Padres start
Randy Jones dismisses Cy Young chatter as premature though not ruling out the idea. He beat Atlanta 3 1 in San Diego with a 134 record and a 2. per game ERA. Jones credits changes from pitching coach Tom Morgan and a better Padre defense for his turnaround and durability.
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