Dobson Ends Drought With Royals Victory in KC
Pat Dobson broke a six game losing streak by pitching the Yankees to a 5-4 win over Kansas City as Tippy Martinez relieved in the eighth. Mayberry's two 450 foot homers and McRae's third inning steal highlighted KC's early lead, while bonds and Nettles sparked a late New York rally.
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Hrabosky Revels In Relief Role In Braves Doubleheader
In Atlanta, Al Hrabosky saved the second game 2-1 after Mike Thompson failed to complete a six inning no hit bid. Ron Reed won the opener 4-1 as the Cardinals narrowed the Pirates’ NL lead.
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Time for bowhunters to practice in Missouri
Missouri bowhunters harvest about 1500 whitetails from Oct 1 to Dec 31 with about 25 000 permits yearly. Focusing on eight weeks of practice, real hunting clothing drills, frequent area scouting with topographical maps, and equipment upkeep can raise success chances. The Missouri Bowhunters Assn hosts a Fulton bowhunter shoot Sept 14 to simulate hunting conditions. contact Ron Whittaker or Del Lewis for details.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Weekend Scores
Major and regional results show Louis topping Atlanta 42 to 8 with Cincinnati defeating Pittsburgh 3. Montreal beat Los Angeles 4 to 3 while Philadelphia also won 4 to 3. Houston downed Chicago 4 to 1 with various Saturday matchups listed and Sunday schedules including Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Chicago at Houston among others.
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Weekend Baseball Matchups Across the League
Baseball schedules list Saturday games featuring Boston versus Chicago with Moret against Wood, Cleveland at Minnesota with Ralph at 4.7, Milwaukee at Oakland and Texas at Baltimore. Also New York at Kansas City and Detroit at California conclude the slate, with various pitchers noted including Perry, Grimsley, Madrih, Busby, and Hockenberry.
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NCAA Head Claims Convention Saved Colleges $15 Million Plus
NCAA executive director Walter Byers says a special convention saved colleges more than 15 million by cutting scholarships and shrinking coaching staffs. He rejects charges the NCAA aims to end autonomy and notes new rules may improve balance among divisions. A potential four division reorganization is hinted at as a major shift in college sports governance.
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Hart Metcalf To Lead Football Cards Against Jets
Jim Hart and Terry Metcalf, Cards’ young backfield stars, start against the Jets in a preseason game. Hart, who threw 20 TDs in 1974, aims to resume his form after St. Louis edged Kansas City 10 3. Metcalf, a versatile back, sat out early against KC. Coryell says both backs and linemen will improve. Joe Namath will quarterback the Jets, with Emerson Boozer active for New York. Rowe says the defense will face a tough test against Namath and the Jets.
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Former Wife Drives Davis From Lineup
Atlanta AP report says Willie Davis, disqualified by the St. Louis Cardinals after wage garnishment actions by his ex wife Gina of Los Angeles, missed a Friday doubleheader with the Atlanta Braves. The club will replace him on the roster and Davis will not receive his 100000 dollar plus salary.
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