Fullerton State Explodes as Titans Crush Arizona in Omaha
Fullerton State Latched onto Arizona with a 16-3 victory at the College World Series, thanks to Tim Wallach’s three run homer and Sam Favata’s four hits. Augie Garrido’s switch to contact hitting sparked the surge, while Kurt King safeties including a steal of home boosted an eight run eighth inning. Pepperdine edged Mississippi State in 10 innings, keeping two California teams in the mix as Texas and Arkansas prepared to play.
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Texas Arkansas in College World Series Showdown
Texas and Arkansas, both undefeated entering the pivotal game, clash in Omaha with the winner gaining a major edge in the title race. Texas, 55-6 and SWC champion, edged Arkansas earlier in the season while Arkansas, 48-13, seeks to rebound after losses to Texas in the SWC tourney and a close Fayetteville series.
Red Sox Bomb Rangers in Boston Slam
The Red Sox routed Texas 13-5 at Fenway behind 13 hits including three homers two triples and two doubles. Jim Rice drove in three with a first inning RBI double and a third inning triple and hit his eighth homer in the fifth as Boston pulled away in an eight-run frame. Yaz added his 391st career homer and Burleson belted a grand slam after a sequence of intentional walks. Mike Torrez earned the win over Dock Ellis as Boston won back-to-back against Texas.
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Texas catcher Jim Sundberg makes top effort
Houston pitcher Randy Niemann earned a six hit shutout in a 3 0 win over Philadelphia for his second straight major league victory. Niemann, praised by Astros catcher Alan Ashby for not overpowering hitters, limited the Phillies to none and improved to 3 2 with a 4 02 ERA.
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Billy Martin visits Yankee Stadium in friendly talks
Billy Martin former and possible Yankee manager visited Yankee Stadium on Monday without counsel to discuss scouting plans. He met with vice president Cedric Tallis and Jack Butterfield before seeing George Steinbrenner's office, with Al Rosen calling the meeting a friendly chat and noting not all differences were settled.
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Twins Release Ken Brett After Nine Games
The Minnesota Twins cut left handed reliever Ken Brett a 10 year major league veteran who had been signed April 30. Brett posted a 4.97 ERA in nine appearances for Baltimore.
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