Warner named 1981 SIU C Athlete of the Year at All-Sports banquet
Julia Warner, a senior diver from Louisville Kentucky and two time All American, was chosen athlete of the year at SIU C All-Sports banquet in Carbondale. Tracey Terrell received the Virginia Gordon Award for versatility and diving All America honors. Additional awards went to Deb Dennis Patti Tveit and Lynne Williams for leadership GPA and athletic training achievements.
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Ferragamo Signs Four-Year Deal With Alouettes
Former Rams quarterback Vince Ferragamo joins the Montreal Alouettes on a four year personal services contract worth about 400 000 per season. He cites a generous offer secured by Nelson Skalbania who bought the team. Receiver James Scott also signs, saying Montreal is a great organization and he aims to help win a title.
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Valenzuela Shuts Out Giants as Dodgers Rally to 5-0 Win
Fer nando Valenzuela, 20, pitched seven innings of one hitless relief and hit a run producing single. He struck out seven to lower his ERA to 0.20 and extend his shutout streak to 28 innings. The Dodgers collected 11 hits, including three by Valenzuela, and Bill Russell and Landreaux drove in two runs apiece for the 5-0 victory over San Francisco at Dodger Stadium.
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Baylor Tips Hopes In 3-2 Angels Win Over A's
Don Baylor drove in a run with a sacrifice fly and belted a tie breaking homer as the California Angels beat the Oakland A's 3-2 at the Coliseum. Baylor also hit four hard balls, one of which produced a sixth inning triple play for Oakland. Ken Forsch earned the win, moving to 3 0 as Oakland dropped a rare April decision.
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