Stockton Defeats Carmichael In TransAmerica Open Opener
Fourth seed Dick Stockton, world ranked tenth, beat Bob Carmichael 6-3 6-2 in the TransAmerica Open first round at the Cow Palace San Francisco. Stockton wore a back brace to block cold drafts as he eyes further titles and a rise toward the world top. The day featured other first round results and a Bishop Diego girls tennis win over Santa Ynez.
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Bruin duo may miss rest of season due to injuries
UCLA may be without Theotis Brown and kicker Frank Corral for the season after injuries in the opener at Houston. Brown suffers a dislocated left elbow and will be cast then rehab. Corral underwent jaw surgery and is in Riverside recuperating, weight and strength affected.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights From the Week
The American League East and West tables show New York leading 97 59 with 622 runs, Boston 93 62, Baltimore 93 63, and Detroit holding 72 84. Tuesday’s matchups include Chicago at Minnesota and Toronto at Boston, with several night games across the league.
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Baseball Scores and Evening Game Schedule
Scores show Chicago beating Philadelphia 10–12 favored by Bonham and 10–12 for Houston at Atlanta. Evening matches list Houston at Atlanta 7:35 Montreal at St. Louis 8:35 San Francisco at Los Angeles 10:30 New York at Pittsburgh 10:30 and San Diego at Cincinnati 7:35 with night games Philadelphia Chicago New York Pittsburgh San Diego Cincinnati Montreal St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles.
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Ramirez Upsets Gottfried To Capture SoCal Open Title
Raul Ramirez of Mexico outlasted his former doubles partner Brian Gottfried of Florida in a 2 hour 29 minute final at the Los Angeles Tennis Club to win the first Southern California Open. Ramirez claimed $14,000 and his season total rose to $110,000 while Gottfried took $7,000 as runner-up.
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Turner silent on Storen firing amid Hawks report
Atlanta Hawks owner Ted Turner refuses to comment on a report that President and General Manager Mike Storen will be fired this week. The move reportedly follows a board vote. Turner says he will issue a statement at the appropriate time.
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Pacific-8 players honored by UPI after weekend showdowns
California fullback Paul Jones rushed for 200 yards on 35 carries as California beat Missouri 28-21. Stanford quarterback Guy Benjamin passed for 272 yards and three TDs in a 37-24 win over Illinois. Southern California lineman Walt Underwood earned defensive player of the week with a fumble recovery and two sacks in a 51-0 win over Christian University.
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