Hancock Bulldogs Top Moorpark 19 8 In Non league Clash
Hancock College defeated Moorpark Junior College 19 to 8 at Hayek Stadium in a delayed non league game. Key scoring drives featured Hank Cook, Mike Davis, and Ray Smith with Smith passing for two points late while Moorpark fought back with a late drive led by Dave Carlson and Dave Yanez. Tom Jones totaled 87 rushing yards to pace Hancock.
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Bears rally past Vikings in late surge for upset win
Kent Nix sparked Chicago with two late touchdown passes to turn a 17-3 deficit into a 20-17 victory over Minnesota. Concannon left with injury after a rough goal, and the Bears halted Minnesota’s strong start as Detroit and others posted upsets elsewhere.
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Giants Clinch NL West Lead in 12 5 Win Over Reds
San Francisco Tomes beat Cincinnati 12 5 as Mays Bonds and Dietz homer aided Juan Marichal in his 17th victory. Dietz delivered a grand slam amid a seven run fifth while Mays and Bonds added dingers. The win keeps SF one game ahead of the Dodgers with only a few games left in the pennant chase.
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Palmer reaches 20 wins as Orioles blank Indians 5-0
Jim Palmer earns his 20th victory in a 5-0 win over Cleveland, joining teammates Cuellar McNally and Dobson as 20-game winners. Orioles’ pitching staff emphasizes depth and health under Earl Weaver. The win caps a season featuring strong staff performance and clinched AL East. Roy White hits a key homer for the Yankees over the Tigers.
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LOM POC LEC ORD Sports News Summary
Scott Ostler, sports editor, provides coverage of local athletics with updates on teams, players, and schedules from the Oakland Mercury or similar outlets.
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Harris wins Robinson Open in playoff for first PGA victory
Labron Harris, 29, of Stillwater Oklahoma, captured the $100,000 Robinson Open in Robinson Illinois after a playoff with Yancey. The 6 foot 4 inch 200 pound golfer credited fate and aggression in securing his first PGA tour win since joining in 1964.
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