Hunter Predicts Series Sweep As Orioles Dominate Twins
The Orioles rout the Minnesota Twins 11-2 amid bold postgame celebrations led by Buford and Blair. Blair pounded five hits including a homer and drove in five runs, while Buford added three singles and a walk as Baltimore signals intent to sweep the World Series.
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Oliva Plays Through Arm Injury in Twins Loss
Minnesota outfielder Tony Oliva hurt his throwing arm against Baltimore, injuring muscles in Sunday’s game and limiting him in Monday’s 11 2 Orioles win. Oliva fought through pain saying he must play the big game. He also committed a throwing error and scored a run before leaving the field touched by boos. Orioles clinched the pennant as Billy Martin praised Oliva’s resolve.
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Grain futures rise amid rain hopes and demand
Chicago Board of Trade soybeans and corn futures edged higher as rain and harvest concerns cloud the Midwest. Wheat, oats, rye, and meal futures followed with modest gains while soybeans eased late on profit taking. demand remained a key factor.
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Orioles Rally Highlights Inning with Key Hits
Orioles score multiple runs as Blair, Bu Ford, and Hendricks contribute with hits and RBIs. Johnson and Blair drive in runs while Oliva’s fielding miscue helps extend the inning, though Blair is caught in a rundown after a double.
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Raiders Hope Tom Sawyer May Return for Texas A&M
Raiders coach says Tom Sawyer might be ready to play by week but ankle healing slowly. Team drills focus on A&M's offensive and defensive schemes as preparations intensify for the second SWU game. Only end zone seating remains for Saturday night at the stadium, with capacity about 41 500.
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Hepatitis hits Holy Cross football squad cancel season
Holy Cross College canceled the remaining eight games after tests showed the entire 75 man football squad contracted infectious hepatitis A school spokesman said Athletic Director Vincent G. Dougherty informed eight opponents the team could not meet its commitments. Dr John Shea said the college aims to isolate all infected to prevent spread to the student body.
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Golf Great Walter Hagen Dies of Cancer at 76
Died Sunday in Michigan after a career that defined early 20th century golf. Hagen won four British Opens and two US Opens from 1914 to 1924 and defeated Bobby Jones in a famed 12-up match. Burial set for Thursday in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Southfield Michigan with funeral services in Birmingham. Hagen, called The Haig, was a dominant figure who helped shape professional golf and earned more than a million dollars in prize money across his career.
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Start of Finn class world sailing championship postponed
The Finn class world championship, to be held in Hamilton Bermuda, was delayed again due to strong winds from Hurricane Inga. Officials cited safety and sailing conditions as the reason for postponement.
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