Mexico Rock Bridge Play Scoreless In Mistake Filled Tie
Mexico and Rock Bridge battled to a 0-0 tie at Hawthorne Heights as both sides squandered scoring chances. Mexico's Regan Fuhrer fumbled near the 9 yard line, a blocked field goal steadied by Bill Fountain, and turnovers at key moments kept the game scoreless despite strong defensive efforts from both teams led by Rock Bridge coach John Henage and Mexico coach Jim Valentik. The tie followed three straight non league games, with Mexico set to open Mid State Conference play at Waynesville next Friday night.
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Doc Medich Ends Royals 16-Game Win Streak
Doc Medich blanked Kansas City with seven hits allowed as the Mariners beat the Royals 4-1. Seattle, boosted by Medich’s first start since waiver, halted Kansas City’s 16 game and 27-of-30 run, while Whitey Herzog’s club dropped only its seventh home defeat since June.
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Orioles face possible forfeit reversal in battle with Red Sox
In a tense East title chase the Baltimore Orioles await league decision on their controversial forfeit loss to Toronto after manager Earl Weaver protested a tarp condition. Commissioner Lee MacPhail will rule before Baltimore’s game with Boston, having reviewed umpire Marty Springstead’s crew report.
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Paris Coyotes End NorCal's Unbeaten Run In League Clash
In a Lewis and Clark Conference showdown, Paris Coyotes defeated North Callaway Thunderbirds 14-0. Randy Bergthold sparked the win with a four yard TD run and a later five yard score after a NorCal fumble. Paris also controlled time with strong line play and multiple key tackles from Allen Houchins, Chris Sweitzer, and Rick Ayers.
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Solo Wins World Championship Tennis Final in Thriller
Harold Solo Mon, semifinalist at the U S Open, captured the $60,000 first prize by defeating Ken Rosewall of Australia 6 5 6 2 26 0 6 3 in a World Championship Tennis final. Virginia Wade ousted Michele Tyler in Tokyo to reach the semifinals of a $100,000 event. Oakland A's owner Charlie Finley remains in satisfactory condition after open heart surgery in Chicago.
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Cards Out Of It Rapp Predicts Phils To Beat Dodgers
Cardinals manager Vern Rapp, after St Louis’ 12-6 loss to Philadelphia, said the Phillies will win the playoffs over the Dodgers, citing Philadelphia’s bullpen and offense. Philadelphia’s magic number to clinch the division dropped to six after Friday’s win. Dodgers beat Atlanta 3-2 to cut their clinching number to three as Reds, Expos, Cubs, and Padres also won.
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National League Scores and Saturday Schedule Summary
Baseball results with numerous NL games and rain adjustments. Key scores include Chicago 5 New York 2, Montreal 5 Pittsburgh 12, St Louis 4 San Diego 3, and Los Angeles 3 Atlanta 2. Saturday matchups feature Chicago at New York and Cincinnati at San Francisco among others, plus American League notes and a long list of high school football scores across Missouri and neighboring areas.
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