High Jump Feature of Golden West Invitational at Sacramento
The Golden West Invitational in Sacramento Saturday features top prep high jumpers led by Clarence Johnson of St Peter Claver High School San Antonio with several seven foot clearances expected as the seventh annual meet draws elite graduates. Johnson's 6 8 mark and other seven foot performances headline a night anticipated to set multiple track records with strong showings in sprints jumps and distance events.
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Yarbrough Delivers As Randolph Ramblers Top Austin Lions
Pitcher Jim Yarbrough relieved in the fourth with bases loaded and no outs, guiding Randolph AFB Ramblers to a 2-1 victory over the Austin Lions. He added three singles in three at bats, driving in both Ramblers runs in the first and eighth innings. Bobby Kraft contributed two singles, while Hackleman led the Lions with two doubles. The Ramblers moved to a 4-2 league record.
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Orioles Rally To Beat Red Sox 5-3 As Robinson Homers Again
Frank Robinson belted his 17th homer to tie the AL lead as Baltimore topped Boston 5-3 to extend its division lead to two games over Cleveland. Brooks Robinson added an 11th homer in the fifth after a string of singles, with Steve Barber earning the win despite giving up two long balls.
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Reds Recall Darrell Osteen
Cincinnati Reds recall right handed pitcher Darrell Osteen. The move comes as the club reshuffles its pitching staff amid ongoing pennant race chatter, with Osteen expected to bolster bullpen depth and provide match up options in late innings.
Amateur Ball Villagran AC Leads MacArthur Standings
Garza Field hosts Alamo City in a 3 30 p.m. Saturday amateur league game as Villagran AC, winner in seven of nine, seeks momentum. Trailing teams include Garza Finance and Randolph AFB. Terry Tuck of Fenang Wipasaeu’s Alamo City faces Alamo Enterprise with Greg Fisk pitching.
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Gentile Returns to Minors After Astros Discipline
Houston first baseman Diamond Jim Gentile will report to the Astros Oklahoma City farm club in the AAA Pacific Coast League after being dropped for disciplinary reasons. Tal Smith said Gentile remained cordial and remorseful while awaiting a new assignment as clubs contacted by Houston showed no interest.
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Ohio State Nips USC In NCAA semifinal thriller
Ohio State edged Southern California 1 0 to advance to the final as Bo Rein hit a fourth inning triple and Russ Negelson scored on a ground out. Steve Arlin pitched a two hitter with 12 strikeouts, moving the Buckeyes toward the championship while USC protested a delay in the fifth inning.
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