Sun Devils edge Minnesota to reach next World Series round
Arizona State University defeats Minnesota 8-4 in the College World Series elimination game. Mike Henderson had four hits and three RBIs as ASU, led by Jerry Vasquez who pitched six strong innings, kept Minnesota’s offense at bay amid multiple Gopher errors.
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Local Legion A squads open play with shutouts and high-scoring win
Morris No. 2 blanked Midland-Ross 6 0 behind Ron Kohalisky two hitter as Odds n Ends Lumber and Saguaro Scottsdale High beat Hansen Mortuary 13 9 with George McKinley fanning 10. Mosaic details list upcoming games at Arcadia and East High School plus Post 44’s 10 5 win over Firefighters.
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Terrible Tommy Bolt Denies Tempestuous Temper
Tulsa AP reports golf's Terrible Tommy Bolt remains famed for fiery temper, though he denies it. The former Open champion, now a Palm Harbor pro, recalls club-throwing episodes, wartime service, and a career with 15 tour wins and senior titles.
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Baseball standings and schedule by the Associated Press
American League East leaders Watts Uy from California and Zack Zahn for Minnesota face each other as Oakland and Seattle host. Scheduled games on Thursday include Oakland at Seattle Milwaukee at Baltimore Chicago at Boston Toronto at Detroit Kansas City at New York and California at Minnesota.
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VIPrips Optical Cruises to 6-0 with 14-0 Victory
VIPrips Optical improved to 6-0 by routing Clark Optical 14-0 on Tuesday night. VI's Mark Seeger went 2 for 2 with a triple and four runs, while Dick Divrker and Jeff Tipton also tripled. Rick Snyder went 2 for 3 as Dan Gentry tossed a two hitter for the win.
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U.S. Pro Tennis Championships to Return at Longwood
The U.S. Pro Tennis Championships set for August 22 29 at Longwood Cricket Club Brookline Mass with 125000 prize. The Grand Prix event offers a 64 player singles draw and 32 team doubles draw. Bjorn Borg of Sweden won the men's singles title three straight years.
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Dodgers rally to knock off Pirates in ninth
Dodgers erase 2-1 deficit with a passed ball and safety by Lee Lacy as Frank Taveras boot opens the door. John Hale scores on a foul scoring error and Johnny Oates slides home on Ed Ott’s passed ball to seal a 3-2 win over Pittsburgh amid Reds’ nearby victory.
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