Rams Welcomes Back Manges and Veterans in Camp Return
Fullerton California AP report says Rams veterans Ron Jessie and Monte Jackson plus rookie quarterback Mark Manges returned to training camp. Jackson and Jessie had left temporarily amid contract renegotiation talks while Manges had left Friday and returned Tuesday night amid reports of homesickness.
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Carlton Could Be The One To Finally Stop Pete Rose
Pete Rose heads home for Cincinnati with a modern NL record 40-game hitting streak in progress. He faces Philadelphia lefty Steve Carlton in the opening game of a twi night doubleheader. Rose, 37, says he hasn’t hit Carlton all year and plans batting practice to keep the streak alive. He doubled Tuesday to move within one of Ty Cobb’s 40-game mark and vows to push toward DiMaggio’s 56-game record.
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Brunswick blasts off with four in first and four in second
Brunswick started fast with four runs in the first inning and four more in the second as Dave Lambert hit a first inning home run off Spann. John Frye and Ron Humbel opened with bunt hits, Payne drove in runs, and Jackson followed with two later homers, both with two strikes. Lambert added an infield hit to load the bases and Tribble struck out, then Brunswick added a third inning run on a walk and sacrifice fly before Lambert hit another homer in the fourth.
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Roundup of NL games shows key hits and late rallies
Jerry Martin reports multiple NL games with standout moments. Bob Horner and Darrel Chaney provided Atlanta with early momentum against Jim Kaat, while Houston rode Joe Niekro’s solid pitching and clutch hits from Watson, Cruz, and Cabell to a four-game sweep of the Expos. Silvio Martine limited the Giants as Lou Brock and Oberkfell tallied late, and San Diego’s Gaylord Perry earned his 11th win as Garvey and Lopes produced power in a 6-5 win over Pittsburgh. Larry Bowa’s drought ended as Niekro shut down Montreal. Pete Rose extended his hitting streak to 39 as Cincinnati fell to the Mets.
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Bred Winners of the Derby by AJ Alexander
In the early Kentucky Derby era AJ Alexander bred four winners yet never ran a horse himself in the race. The article notes his impact on the event through breeding rather than competing, highlighting the distinction between breeding success and starting a horse in the Derby.
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