Concepcion sparks Reds with four hits in win over Mets
Cincinnati shortstop Dave Concepcion delivered four hits including a single double and a triple to spark the Reds past the Mets 11 to 4. He missed the cycle by a walk and raised his batting average to 270 as Cincinnati handed Jon Matlack his 15th loss.
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Foster Autograph Crush Grips City Centre Mart in Reds Glory
Cincinnati fans mobbed George Foster at City Centre Mart signing over 1 000 autographs for youths and collectors. Foster, leading the majors in home runs and RBIs, signed items from pictures to hats and notes, and planned to spend more time in Cincinnati despite a busy season.
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Hrabosky happy with new beard and bullpen win
Cardinals reliever Al Hrabosky credits his beard for confidence as he earned the final four outs in a 3-2 win over the Giants. The game followed Astros 3 Phillies 1 behind Niekro five-hitter and Enos Cabell RBIs. Braves 4 Cubs 3 and Dodgers 2 Pirates 1 also notable.
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Mayabb resigns Monroe cage post
Jesse Mayabb has stepped down as head basketball coach of Monroe High after leading the Hornets to back-to-back seasons with 35 wins total. He cited increased classroom duties as the main reason, saying he must focus on social studies and other duties. the resignation is to be reviewed at the Sept. 14 school board meeting.
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Twinbill loss leaves Red Sox wet and wasted
Texas and Boston endured a rain soaked doubleheader at Fenway Park with the Rangers sweeping both games. In the American League: Baltimore defeated Chicago 10-5, New York whipped Minnesota 11-1, Kansas City beat Milwaukee 4-3 in 15 innings. Cleveland and California split a twi night, Toronto swept Seattle, and Oakland took both from Detroit.
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