Nolan on pace for 20 wins as Reds rout Cardinals
Gary Nolan earns his sixth straight win in a 10-1 Cincinnati victory over St. Louis. He allows three hits in six innings and gains run support from a two-run pinch single by Morgan and a seven-run sixth. Ted Sizemore extends his hit streak to 10. Reds head to Chicago for a three-game series with Billingham facing Reuschel.
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Parker's Multi Sport Promise Ends With Baseball Focus
Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Dave Parker, born in Cincinnati, rose from Courter Tech football standout to baseball star after a knee injury curtailed his college gridiron career. Despite interest from Ohio State and Michigan, Parker chose baseball, thriving after scouts redirected him to the outfield.
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Dodgers slide as Reds widen gap in pennant race
Dodgers trail the Reds by two games as Matlack struggles. Felix Millan drives in two with doubles for Los Angeles. In Montreal, Jorgensen and Mackinin spark a 15th inning win over San Diego. Carlton belts four hits as Phillies topple the Giants. Evans drives in a run to lift the Braves past the Cubs in the opener of a doubleheader.
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Bench Leading Reds Quartet in Early All Star Balloting
Johnny Bench tops the National League catchers with 327,894 votes while Reds teammates Joe Morgan, Dave Concepcion and Pete Rose also lead early returns. Morgan has 249,174 votes, Concepcion 182,836, and Rose 215,612 as outfield contenders.
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City Softball Tournament Opens With 18-Team Field
A field of 18 teams starts the annual City Softball Tournament at Goldman Park tomorrow at 5 with double elimination through next week and finals set for Thursday. Second round games start Sunday at 2. First round pairings list eight 5 to 9 p.m. matchups across two diamonds.
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Post 218 Falls 5-3 on Two-Hitter Till Sixth
Tom Johnson held Reading to a two-hitter through five frames before four runs in the sixth lifted Reading to a 5-3 win. Tom Morris and Mike Boal each had two of Post 218’s seven hits in the loss, dropping their record to 4-3 overall. Post 218 travels to Troy tonight.
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Perry trade proposed by Sunday to Rangers or Royals
The Plain Dealer reports Cleveland Indians pitcher Gaylord Perry will be traded by Sunday to either the Texas Rangers or Kansas City Royals. The Royals allegedly bid over 100,000 dollars plus two pitchers, including Doug Bird, while Texas also proposed pitchers Jim Bibby and Jackie Brown plus minor leaguers and cash. The cash factor matters due to a 500,000 payment on a 5.5 million loan from Cleveland banks.
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Longhorns chase title in College World Series final
Texas coach Cliff Gustafson said the Longhorns aim to win the national championship after a 17-6 rout of South Carolina as they advance to the finals. Arizona State faces South Carolina in a game to determine Texas’s opponent after ASU edged Oklahoma 1-0. Texas, 55-6, seeks its first title since 1950 after seven series bids in eight years and a bye into the final.
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Aaron's Home Run Brings Brewers Victory in Milwaukee Return
Aaron returns to Milwaukee with a solo homer for the Brewers in a 9-7 win over the Oakland A's. The 41-year-old also singled and scored, his 739th career homer and first regular season in County Stadium since 1965. George Scott homered for Milwaukee. Williams tied Williams' 400th with Oakland.
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Baseball standings and Friday schedule across the majors
Standings show Atlanta 5.6 and Chicago 4.2 with Cincinnati 10, St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 4, Houston 2, New York 2 and Los Angeles 0. Friday games list matchups including Cincinnati at Chicago and Houston at St. Louis among others with pitchers and records noted.
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Borg Reaches French Open Semifinals With Straightforward Win
Bjorn Borg of Sweden defeated Harold Solomon 6-1 7-5 6-4 to move into the French Open semifinals in Paris. In England Beckenham Americans Arthur Ashe and Roscoe Tanner won straight sets to advance to the Kent Lawn Tennis Championship semifinals.
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