Brewers edge Red Sox as Broberg twirls six hitter
Pete Broberg allowed six hits over six innings and Sixto Lescano hit a two run homer as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Boston Red Sox 4-2. Carl Yastrzemski and Fred Lynn provided the Sox with a pair of early runs before Broberg silenced the lineup.
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Charles Town Friday Racing Card and NFL Note
Racing results from Charles Town on Friday list multiple races with winners and payoffs, including Do-L2 and Exacta figures. A brief NFL note mentions Redwood and Bruce, with Francisco 49ers, status of a veteran player and team negotiations.
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Evert Reaches U S Open Final After Close Win Over Navratilova
Chris Evert defeated Martina Navratilova 6-4 6-4 at Forest Hills to move within one win of her first U S Open title. She will face Evonne Goolagong in Saturday’s final while Jimmy Connors faces Bjorn Borg in the men’s semifinals.
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Redskins Hover Between Experience and Youth, Allen Says
Washington coach George Allen touted a mix of veterans and a “Kiddie Korps” of 16 players 25 years old or younger at the Redskins Alumni Association luncheon. He highlighted stars over 30 like Kilmer and Hauss, while emphasizing potential in the youth contingent as the team aims for playoffs and a Super Bowl run.
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Frederick Football Struggles In Loss With Duckett’s 41 Yards
Frederick’s offense faltered as Aaron Duckett gained 41 yards on 10 carries and quarterback Biggus completed eight of 24 passes for 48 yards with three interceptions. Linebacker Dion Harris left early in the first quarter with an injury. recovery details unavailable.
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Baseball scoreboard roundup with multiple matchups
National results show Baltimore 5-2 over New York and Detroit 11 to Cleveland by 2 runs. Milwaukee edged Boston 4-3 while Oakland beat Texas 4-2. California lost 2-4 to Kansas City as New York defeated Baltimore 14-10. Minnesota topped Chicago 14-7 and Detroit faced Cleveland again. Multiple pairings include Chicago at Milwaukee and Texas at Oakland with various pitcher lineups noted.
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Vikings face Cardinals in TV showdown this Saturday
AP Sports Writer Ed Schuyler Jr reports the Minnesota Vikings switch time slot as Bud Grant aims to keep the show’s format. Tarkenton threw for 241 yards and two TDs in a 20 7 win over Miami, guiding a TV showcase against the St Louis Cardinals in Minnesota Saturday night with ABC telecasting at 7 p.m. EDT.
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Wise signs multi year ABA deal with Baltimore club
Guard Skip Wise, Clemson standout as a freshman, signed a multi year pact with the new American Basketball Association franchise in Baltimore. Terms not disclosed but GM Lee Silverman called it for near 1 million dollars, believed to be five years with a no cut clause.
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Orioles Rally, Nets, and Wise Recruit Controversy Split News
Orioles win as Ken Singleton homers off Doc Medich in a 4 3 victory. New York’s Graig Nettles and Chambliss drive in two runs each in 11 hits for the Yankees. Clemson recruit Skip Wise faced questions about recruiting violations but says his departure from school was to play pro ball. Wise’s family background and early life in Baltimore are noted as context for his decision while Clemson and Nob signings are discussed.
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