Kiwanis rally falls short as Kiwanis beating Amvets 16 15
Kiwanis held off a 14 run Amvets rally to win 16 15 in nine innings in American Little League action Friday. Ronnie Easterday led Kiwanis with four hits while Kevin Hall added three and Darryl Thomas two. Amvets top hitters included Chas McIntyre Bernie Simms Trent Turner Mickey Perry and Terell Holiday with multiple hits. NECA blanks Optimists 20 0 behind a seven hit effort from Weedon Hayes and Patterson with four of Patterson’s five hits going for doubles.
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Suns Sweep Red Sox In Doubleheader Shutouts
Hagerstown Suns pitchers Jeff Summers and Tim Mulcahy threw complete game shutouts to beat Winston Salem 2-0 and 6-0 in Carolina League action. Suns improve to 36-21, still five games behind Lynchburg in the division, as Lynchburg beat Alexandria in 10 innings.
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Cubs at Wrigley: Smith Leaps for Pop Up Catch
Ozzie Smith of the St. Louis Cardinals lunges to snag a pop up hit by Larry Bowa of the Chicago Cubs in the fourth inning at Wrigley Field on a Friday afternoon. AP Laserphoto.
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Braves win 7 3 to split doubleheader with Giants
Atlanta bats twice early to post four runs in two innings and defeat San Francisco 7 3 in the nightcap, lifting the Braves from a three game slide while the Giants snap a four game skid with a 6 4 win in the opener on Jack Clark's two run double in the 10th. Rick Camp takes the loss for the Giants.
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Kingman's 17th-inning homer lifts Mets past Expos
In New York, Dave Kingman hit a two-run homer in the 17th inning to give the Mets a 4-2 victory over the Montreal Expos. Hubie Brooks opened the inning with a single, and Rick Ownbey closed the win with four scoreless innings of relief. Bryn Smith took the loss, allowing two runs in relief.
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Bench to retire after 1983 season with Reds
Johnny Bench announced he will retire from the Cincinnati Reds at the end of the 1983 season. The 35-year-old catcher said he wants to be remembered as the greatest catcher who ever played as he spoke at a Riverfront Stadium news conference. Bench noted his decision is final, made about three weeks ago, and he cited his 16th major league season all with the Reds.
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Legion baseball growth fuels Maryland district ambitions
Grover Frye notes 34 Maryland teams with growing reach across Southern Maryland and Baltimore City. He praises weekday night games for crowds and revenue, citing Frederick and Brunswick lights boosting attendance and funds. Frye remains confident in Legion baseball’s long term survival despite past low turnouts for day games.
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