Orioles Take 10th-Inning Win As Lead Grows On Bosox
The Orioles beat the Twins 2-1 in 10 innings to extend their AL East lead to 2 1/2 games over Boston. Frank Robinson delivered a two-out double off Tony Oliva, scoring Don Buford, as Mike Cuellar improved to 9-1.
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Shorten Your Golf Stroke For Better Putting Control
Golf tips note no fixed length for putting strokes and advise athletes to vary with putt length and green. Weekend players often take too long a backswing and overcompensate into the ball. Practice with trial runs and aim for a smoother acceleration into impact.
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Baseball Standings and Results Aimed at Midweek Play
Baseball standings show New York leading the East with 32 20. Philadelphia and Montreal trailing. West leaders San Francisco 38 21 and Oakland 38 19 lead. Wednesday results include Chicago over Pittsburgh Montreal over San Francisco New York over Philadelphia Los Angeles over Cincinnati Houston over Atlanta St Louis over Detroit. Probable pitchers are listed for several matchups including Bryant Matroni and Sutton Wise Dierker Ells.
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Hank Aaron reveals the sherry ritual behind his early success
In an NEA interview Henry Aaron explains that a daily glass of sherry in the 1961 season helped his appetite and focus. He credits trainer Bob Feron for the idea, noting a pregame routine of sherry then eggs toast and bacon as he chased hits and records.
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Major League like youth league action ripples across the field
American Majors Truckers overpower Pizza Palace as Robert Vargas fires a four hitter and belts a two run homer while Dave Hooker drives in five. Cranes top Grange Sprouts 16 7 Leonard Huyck 4 5 for Cranes Pat Keogh 3 4 with a homer for Grange. Truckers shutout Jeffers 5 0 Frank Haines Jr. 1 hitter and 3 3 at plate. Red Kids beat Pizza Palace 2 0 Joe Delaguerra wins in relief Brian R key catches and RBI triple. Village Hills Expos top Royals 5 0 Winning pitcher Vick 1 hitter. Dodgers edge Giants 1 0 Andre Roberts wins in relief Tim Watters homers. Tigers rally past Yankees 5 4 Brian Lamay 3 RBI triple. Red Sox beat Orioles 9 8 Walden drives in two and steals home. Indians top Islanders Phillips no hitter with 15 K. Packers top Yankees 18 9 no hitter by Huyck Beltran. Firehouse Nine 5 7600s 4 Robert Smith wins. Pilots 10 Royals 0 Charles Denson one hitter 11 K Jeff Benson 2 hits. Lombardi memorial drive announced as Vincent T Lombardi Memorial Athletic Center at Fordham University.
Hinson fires record 65 in Kemper Open Pro-Am
Larry Hinson of Gastonia powered a seven-under 65 at Quail Hollow in the Kemper Open Pro-Am tying the course record. He earned $500 for the day’s low score and matched his 1970 Kemper second-round mark. Rain followed minutes after as Trevino and Player posted 66s and Palmer drew the crowd.
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Mustangs vie for NCAA track title
Cal Poly Mustangs seek a national crown at the NCAA College Division championships in Sacramento as coach Steve Simmons targets multiple podium finishes. Mohinder Gill looks to rebound from a heel injury and defend in the triple jump while Reynaldo Brown leads in high jump and Bobby Turner anchors sprints and the 4x440 relay.
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