Dodgers celebrate NL pennant as Lasorda soaks in victory
In Philadelphia after beating the Phillies for the National League pennant Tommy Lasorda and his wife Jo share a moment in the Dodgers clubhouse. Dodgers players praise Lasorda’s leadership, capping a season of confidence and motivation with a “Four more” rallying cry.
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Ninth inning rally fuels Yankees series win over Royals
New York edged Kansas City 5 3 in Kansas City to reach the World Series against the Dodgers. Reggie Jackson came off the bench with an eighth inning RBI single, Mickey Rivers tied the game with a ninth inning single, and Willie Randolph drove in the winning run as Sparky Lyle and Mike Torrez held the Royals.
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Cabrillo Congs roll past Bishop Diego 34 7 at Hayek Stadium
Cabrillo dominates Bishop Diego with a strong ground game and stingy defense. Barmer carries 18 times for 115 yards, Porter adds 102 on 19 carries, and the Congs race to 34 points while holding the Cards to 24 yards through three quarters.
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Rookie Ray Ariino Wins Long Beach Queen Open Title
Ray Ariino of Sacramento shot a five under par 67 in the final round to finish 13 under 275 and win the $30,000 Long Beach Queen Open by two strokes. Rookie pro Aviro made 13 birdies with no bogeys in the last two rounds to jump from 27th. Alan Tapie finished second at 277 earning $3,600, Pat McDonald earned $2,400 after a late drive out of bounds.
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Braves extend win streak with fourth straight over St Francis
Lompoc High remains unbeaten in the series as Mike Warren’s Braves beat St Francis 19 2 to cap their fourth consecutive win over a 4 A foe. Fridrich and Candaele spearhead the offense while Aragon and Aguilar connect on key passes. Bell and Jimenez falter under Lompoc’s defense ahead of the Northern League clash at Righetti.
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Unitas Day as Jones Leads Colts Past Dolphins in AFC Showdown
John Unitas was honored as No. 19 was retired at halftime in Baltimore. Bert Jones threw four TDs and ran in a fifth as the Colts beat Miami 45 28 to stay atop the AFC with a 4 0 record. Jones threw 18 of 30 for 205 yards as Lydell Mitchell gained 142 rushing yards.
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