Cardinals Stretch Win Streak To Ten With 6-2 Victory
St Louis Cardinals win their 10th straight by defeating Pittsburgh 6-2 behind a two run double by Tommy Herr a Gene Tenace homer and six strong innings from Steve Mura. Atlanta Braves meanwhile push their own streak to 19 with a 4-3 ninth inning comeback over Cincinnati.
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Legends of Golf show lights on aging heroes at Onion Creek
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley profiles the Legends of Golf at Onion Creek Golf Club in Austin, Texas. Notables like Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead, Julius Boros, and Gay Brewer headline a field of aging masters, illustrating golf's unique appeal to older fans and players who endure beyond 50.
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Tigers Sweep Royals As Wackenfuss Stirs Detroit
Detroit completes a three game sweep of Kansas City for the first time in eight years aided by Kirk Gibson’s two run homer and Pat Underwood’s complete game four hitter. Wackenfuss, the graying catcher, has energized the staff and drawn praise from teammates as Detroit extends its win streak.
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Bowling Scores and Standings Report from League Night
Bowling results across multiple leagues list high scores, team standings, and individual leaders. Notable figures include K Miller 277 and D Everson 195 in various classes, with team leaders such as Lantis Builders and Keith Farms leading Early Risers and Mitcher's Floor Service tops in Monday events. Details cover many teams, venues, and players with overall standings and high series totals.
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Med Center in Kansas City to Cut Jobs and Beds
University of Kansas Medical Center plans layoffs of up to 200 nonmedical staff and to close about 100 beds citing a revenue shortfall from 46 million to 40 million dollars. Nurses shortage contributes to bed reductions while patient days fall short of projections for this year and next.
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OHS Golfers Finish Fourth at Garnett Invitational
Garnett Ottawa High finished fourth in a tight Garnett invitational with top teams separated by eight strokes, led by individual 74s from Gordon Wright and Fred North tying for medalist honors. Ottawa's Mark Badgley added a 78, with others posting 80s and 90s. Next up is Lake Shawnee for Topeka Invitational as EK softball opens its 1982 season with eight teams.
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