Detroit softball taps ex Tigers slugger Cash
Former Detroit Tigers first baseman Norm Cash signed with a Detroit professional slow pitch team this month and started the season $500 in the hole. Owner Mike Ilitch held a press day to showcase the new player but Cash did not appear, later saying he did not feel good. Ilitch fined Cash $500 after two hours of absence, press time notes say, questioning Cash's commitment.
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Good Vibes Pay Off In Redbird Romp
St Louis manager Vern Rapp rode a positive lineup to a 14 0 victory over Chicago. Lou Brock had four hits and three RBI while Ken Reitz homered for the Cardinals who pounded 21 hits. Bake McBride sparkled with three hits three runs and a steal in leadoff duty as St Louis snapped Chicago’s five game win streak. McBride’s hot run helped boost the club batting to .291 as Pete Falcone notched his fourth career shutout. NL Roundup notes Padres use 41 players in a doubleheader setting league records. Mike Ivie collects seven hits including five doubles in a heroic day.
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Eckersley Keeps Quiet in No-Hitter for Indians
Dennis Eckersley silenced the Angels with a 1-0 no hitter, striking out 12 over 114 pitches as Cleveland beat California. Ray Fosse provided support with a mound visit and praise, while Eckersley praised concentration and luck in notching his 5 3 record. Additional AL scores featured Yankees over Red Sox, Mariners sweeping Rangers, and Orioles edging Twins.
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AH Holds Golf Meet at Arthur Hills Memorial Day Tournament
Four flight winners and runner ups were decided Monday in the Memorial Day handicap golf event at Arthur Hills. Wayne Boicourt won the championship flight with 77 gross 71 net while Jerry Powell was runner up with 75 73. Art Campbell won a flight with 76 67 and Darold Flick 78 69 was runner up. Bill Schaffer led another flight with 83 70 as Meng Moore and Sam Vaughn shared second with 89 74. Dan Harper won a flight at 85 63 and Alvin Wood followed with 103 67. The next Arthur Hills schedule lists a mixed scotch four some on June 12.
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