Intangibles loom in Rams pre season tale and injuries rise
In Buffalo a pre season game against the Bills ends 41 24 as coach Chuck Knox weighs intangibles over tangible results. Injuries including Mike Fanning shape Rams plans, while Ron Jaworski shines in the second half before 54 023 fans in Kansas City.
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Pirates claim NL lead as Phillies fall in doubleheader
Bucs beat Reds and Phillies lose two in a stoppage filled doubleheader 7-2 and 7-4 in 12 innings. The losses pull Philadelphia into a second place tie with St. Louis, three games behind Pittsburgh while Cincinnati beat Houston and Avila allowed St. Louis to win. Bobby Tolan drove in Bob Davis in the 12th inning to clinch the nightcap as Randy Jones earned his 17th win in the opener.
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Bears Trade Ron Shanklin for Future Draft Pick
Pittsburgh reports the Chicago Bears acquire Ron Shanklin from the Steelers for an undisclosed future draft pick. Shanklin, 23, shared time with three other receivers in pre season and fantasy trade rumors swirled before the deal.
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Bosox rally tightens lead as Lee earns 17th win
Bill Lee voiced confidence after beating the Chicago White Sox to move within striking distance of 20 wins, a feat not achieved by a Boston lefty since Mel Parnell in 1958. He dismissed Baltimore as a threat and warned Orioles they must catch Boston to stay in the race.
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Halicki Comes Back Strongly After Phoenix Velocity Work
Giants pitching coach Don McMahon notes Halicki gained velocity after training in Phoenix this year. Halicki says he suddenly throws harder and cannot explain the change, while McMahon says the pitcher now throws harder than nine years ago, contributing to his improved performance.
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Dodger Dope and Boxing Notes With Buckner And Vazquez
Feathers fly as Featherweight Fernanda Vazquez is carried from the ring on Saturday night and sent home after hospital observation. In a tense game, the Texas Rangers edge Baltimore 7-6 as Lenny Randle scores the decisive run. Carl Yastrzemski and Jim Rice power the Red Sox past the White Sox, with Rice 20th homer in the eighth. Umpire Jerry Neudecker’s late rulings spark a heated dugout confrontation between Orioles and umpires.
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Nitehawks win in 10 innings at ISC world championship
In Kimberly Wisc sparrow and Bob Todd teamed for a two hitter with 17 strikeouts as Long Beach Nitehawks beat Tulsa 1 to 0 in 10 innings in the ISC world championship round two. Glenn Sader singled with two out in the 10th and scored on Jack Johnsons double to left center. Long Beach advances to quarterfinals to face Kingman on Wednesday at 7:15 p.m.
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Flag Football Signups Open Through Sept 4
The Long Beach Recreation Department announces flag football for adults valued as a signups open today and running until September 4 or until the 21 team maximum is reached. The notice emphasizes early enrollment and limits in the sports office.
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