Wild Pitch Sends Sox Past Tigers in Tight Finish
Earl Wilson’s first relief appearance of the season yields a wild pitch with loaded bases, scoring the decisive run as Boston tops Detroit 4-2 to remain in a first place deadlock with Minnesota. Jim Blythe notes Twins win 12-2 over Kansas City. Lohlen Horlen shines for Chicago and a slew of AL and NL results follow.
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Furniture Unravels VFW Norwalk in Slo-Pitch Clash
In Tuesday night play at McGuan Park Furniture overwhelmed VFW Norwalk 18-3 and both VFW and Durable Mat earned 7-0 forfeit wins over Rotary. Angelo Cerilli hit a first inning homer as Furniture raced to an 8 run start and later extended to a 17-0 lead before the 15 run rule halted the game.
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Norwalk St. Paul Reserve earns 22 16 win at South Amherst
South Amherst hosts Norwalk St Paul Reserve in the season opener with a 22 to 16 victory. Jack Lodermeier led the Flyers with a seven yard TD run. Tom Haeuptle added an eight yard score and Denny Mevers converted extra points. Mike Wasiniak added a 38 yard interception return for six as the Flyers improve.
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Tuesday Standings And Tuesday Night Scores
Standings show San Francisco two games ahead after 6 2 win over Chicago and New York 6 Los Angeles 3. St Louis 0 Philadelphia 0. Cincinnati 3 Atlanta 1 and Pittsburgh 11 Houston 7. Probable pitchers listed for each tilt with team matchups and times.
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Tea Party For Boston At Stadium Headlines Indian Invasion
Cleveland notes the Red Sox visit tonight as Boston seeks a victory in a matchup that could shake the pennant race. Sonny Siebert tossed seven hits for a 2 0 shutout of Washington, his ninth win, while Max Alvis hit his 20th homer as Cleveland moved into sixth place, a half game ahead of the Senators.
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