Walter Alston retires after 23 Dodgers contracts
LA slugger Walter Alston, the Dodgers longtime manager known as the Quiet Man, steps down after 23 one year deals. He will stay with the club in a front office capacity as Peter OMalley and Al Campanis plan a successor. Teams and players react with mixed emotion to the retirement as the era of Alston ends.
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Dodgers ace Sutton honors Walter Alston with win
Don Sutton said he aimed for a no hitter for Walter Alston after learning the Dodgers manager would retire after 23 seasons. Sutton and his teammates were moved by the announcement as Los Angeles beat the Houston Astros in a poignant show of respect.
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Dodgers edge Astros as Sutton fires four hit shutout
In a standout pitching duel, Sutton delivered a brilliant four hit shutout guiding the Dodgers past the Astros 2-0. He emphasized honesty and a direct approach with manager and players, calling this win a personal milestone in a strong season run.
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Better Than Nothing Rozelle Defends Draft
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle defends the draft as a balance tool amid a court ruling on player movement. He says parity matters more than salaries and outlines possible outcomes including a bargaining agreement with fringe benefits or appeals. He also defends fines for misconduct and notes no criminal trend.
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Congress Eyes 782 Million For Garbage Reuse Initiative
Washington AP reports the House of Representatives supports a 782.5 million dollar bill to fund a national program seeking useful products from household waste like egg shells coffee grounds and orange peels. The measure aims to spur recycling innovations and reduce landfill burden.
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Bus To Miege Bus To Miege
The Ottawa Sideline Club sponsors a bus to Ottawa High Bishop with Miege football departing for Mission at 5 45 from the high school parking lot. The charge is 2 per person and reservations may be made by calling Don Jones or Marty Buick.
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