Braves win fourth straight pennant over Cabrillo
Lompoc beats Cabrillo 5-1 to clinch the league title and set up CIF playoffs hosting Serra Friday. Roy Howell and Dave Stegman powered the win with key hits, while Bob Aguilar pitched five innings. Santa Maria edged Righetti 3-2 in 10 innings to keep pennant hopes alive.
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Monday's three homers pace Cubs in 8-1 win over Phillies
Rick Monday belted three home runs in his first three at bats driving in five as the Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 8-1. Burt Hooton pitched effectively, while Greg Luzinski homered for the Phillies. The loss drops Philadelphia four games behind New York in the NL East. Other NL results include Pittsburgh over St. Louis 4-3 and Houston 6-5 over Atlanta.
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Box Score Braves 00 Congs 00
Baseball box score shows Aguilar gets win and Hall takes loss. Stegman drives in three runs and Howell adds two. Cabrillo errs twice with Goodrich and Murphy also charged. Lompoc and Cabrillo leave five and six runners on base respectively.
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Sain's Magic Credits Cubs Pitchers Reforming Their Game
A report on Johnny Sain shaping pitchers across MLB through coaching methods with the White Sox and others. It highlights Jim Malloy's critical condition after a severe crash, boxing results for Jimmy Ellis, and multiple AL games noting pitching performances, including Forster’s save and Bahnsen’s 4-4 record.
Silent McLain awaits child during Birmingham farm assignment
Denny McLain, former 31 game winner and the majors' highest paid minor leaguer, awaits his fourth child as he is optioned by the Oakland Athletics to Birmingham in the Southern Association. He started five A's games, posted a 1-2 mark and a 6.01 ERA this season before the move. he remains on Oakland's payroll. Manager Dick Williams calls him a good fellow and hopes warmer Alabama weather helps.
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Schaus to Coach Purdue as King Resigns
Fred Schaus will succeed George King as Purdue head basketball coach. King resigns as coach after seven years but stays on as Purdue athletic director. Schaus, 46, has been Lakers general manager and led them to the NBA title this year as a move back to college coaching.
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