Reichardt's 12th-inning homer lifts Senators over Orioles
In Washington, Rick Reichardt hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the 12th to give the Senators a 4-3 comeback win over Baltimore after Paul Blair's tying run in the 12th. Jim Hardin started strong for the Orioles before Reichardt's decisive shot off Eddie Watt.
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Staub Hero Expos Rally To Beat Mets 3 2
Rusty Staub hit a two run homer in the eighth to lift the Montreal Expos to a 3 2 win over the New York Mets. Don Hahn opened the Expos' eighth with a single and Staub delivered his 11th homer of the season after a sacrifice. John Bateman earlier tied the game with a second inning homer.
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Bruce Taylor caps 10th Annual Coaches All America game with 42 yard TD
Boston's Bruce Taylor streaks forward for the final touchdown in the 10th Annual Coaches All America game Saturday. He earlier had an interception wiped out by a penalty but returned in the fourth quarter to run 42 yards for the score.
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McDowell Sharp as Indians Top Tigers in Opener
Sam McDowell limited Detroit to five hits for a five to one victory in the opener as Cleveland piled on 16 hits. Jack Heidemann had five straight singles, Roy Foster drove in a ninth homer, and 33,640 fans watched at Detroit. The Tigers then swept the nightcap 5-1 aided by a five-run sixth inning and Mickey Stanley's two-run double.
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White Sox rally to split doubleheader with 11-10 win
Chicago White Sox erase a 4-0 hole in the first inning to beat Minnesota 11-10 and split the twin bill. Ken Berry Danny Murphy Luis Aparicio and Bill Melton hit homers for Chicago as Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva powered Minnesota to a 9-1 victory in the opener.
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Royals Take Nightcap in 13-1 rout of Angels
Kansas City roared for 13 hits behind rookie Al Fitzmorris as they defeated California 13-1 to split a doubleheader. The Angels won the opener 2-1 on Jim Fregosi's 13th homer and a first inning double. Tom Murphy earned his eighth win in the opener, Ken Tatum notching his 15th save. Fitzmorris worked six innings for the Royals in the nightcap, allowing one run and seven hits. Ken Wright finished, and Kansas City built a late lead with three runs in the sixth and six in the eighth, aided by Qous double triples and home runs from Cepeda.
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Bell Captures Legion Win
Bell Red Chcks defeated Brownfield 12 to 2 in six innings under the Baum rule. Billy Sorrelis pitched all six frames for Bell with six strikeouts and three walks to gain his second win in three starts. Troy Price went four for four with three doubles and three RBIs, while Martin and Melton homered for Bell.
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Melanie Daniels Leads West Texas Junior Olympics Swim Meet
In Midland on Sunday Melanie Daniels of Lubbock captured first in the 100 meter butterfly and took second in the 100 meter backstroke and 200 meter individual medley for the 13-14 age group. Boys and other age groups display in multiple events with swimmers from the area earning top times.
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Plainview marksman wins South Plains skeet range shoot
Don Vinson of Plainview nailed 188 of 200 targets to take first in the South Plains Skeet and Trap Range Handicap. Marion Jones hit 183 bird arrests, and Bob Brant broke 181 to finish second and third respectively in the event.
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