Cubs' Madlock Wins National League Batting Crown
Chicago's Bill Madlock rallied to win the NL batting title at .339, edging Cincinnati's Ken Griffey who sat out the final game after a late-forced decision. The Reds lost to Atlanta 11-1 while Chicago defeated Montreal 8-2.
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Major League Baseball Leaders Hit Leaders and Pitching Totals
The AP lists American League batting leaders led by Brett and Carew with 425 at bats, White and Munson among top run scorers, Nettles and May top home run totals, and Campball and Tanana among top pitchers. In the National League Rose leads in runs and Rose again in hits while Schmidt and Fosters pace in home runs and pitching leaders include Carlton and Seaver.
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Scottsdale teen earns Progress Player of the Week in win over Kofa
Lee Savale of Scottsdale High, a 160 pound defensive back, is named Progress Player of the Week after six unassisted tackles and two interceptions in the victory over Kofa. Nominees include Wayne Love Coronado Steve Adair Arcadia and Marty Shuford Saguaro. Joe Adcock named Cleveland Indians manager on a two year pact. Mayo Smith signed by Detroit to a two year manager contract succeeding Charlie Dressen who died in summer. Smith will have his third managerial job.
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College football scores from multiple conferences during weekend
A collage of results across the nation shows Amherst routing Bowdoin 45 21 while Navy edged Brown 13 13. Stanford beat Boston College 20 17 and Dartmouth overwhelmed Holy Cross 45 7. Other notable outcomes include Georgia 21 Alabama 0 and Texas A M 77 Stephen F Austin 7.
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Reds Lead MLB in Attendance Despite Small Market
Cincinnati Reds drawn 2,629,708 fans, the second smallest market, top the majors in attendance for the season, achieving the fourth best figure in club history.
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Brett Wins AL Batting Title In Dramatic Final At Bat
In a late showdown Brett edged McRae for the AL batting crown after a misplayed ball by Steve Brye allowed an inside the park homer and a final Brett average of .3353. McRae finished at .3821 but hit into a crucial groundout to decide the race. The game ended Minnesota 5 Kansas City 3.
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College powers taking jumps How the mighty have fallen
Ohio State 2-1-1 after 10-10 with UCLA marks worst start since 1967. Alabama 2-2 after 21-0 loss to Georgia. Penn State 1-3 after a 22-6 defeat to Kentucky. three-game skid not seen since 1963. USC, Michigan, Nebraska, Maryland and others post wins as season sours for top teams.
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Tribe Rehires Robinson for Third Season with Indians
Cleveland General Manager Phil Seghi announced Frank Robinson, the first black manager in the majors, was signed for a third season with the Indians. In Prescott, Phoenix Suns cut Al Fleming and Carl Brown to meet NBA roster limits.
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Krohn leads Arizona past Northwestern in 27-15 win
Freshman quarterback Jim Krohn threw three touchdown passes as Arizona built a big first half and held on to defeat Northwestern 27-15 in Evanston. The Wildcats staged late-game stops to secure the victory.
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Apaches remain undefeated with 19 13 win over Red Wings
The Apaches improved to 3 0 with a 19 13 Pee Wee Pop Warner victory over the Red Wings as Danny Minton scored twice and threw for a TD to Ray Majorana. Other youths contributed across multiple youth teams in Saturday action.
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