Indians Reach .500 With 2-1 Win Over Brewers
Chris Chambliss delivered a seventh inning two run homer that gave Cleveland a 2-1 victory at Milwaukee as Steve Dunning earned his sixth win of the season. Dunning battled through five innings before Mingori and Farmer closed out the win for the Tribe. Milwaukee tied in the sixth on a Dave May single and wild pitch, Voss single, but could not plate more than one.
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Svelte Lunn Leads Journey Across California Motel Scene
California pro Bob Lunn.
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Weight loss helps pro golfer Lunn in $150000 event
Lunn, a 26 year old 6-2 from Sacramento, dropped from 240 to 180 pounds by cutting fattening snacks and simple foods. He posted a 66 for six under par, leading the $150,000 tournament at nine under 135 with a one stroke edge over Douglass at 136.
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Johnson Admits Racial Strife With Angels Teammates
AP report outlines Alex Johnson's disputes with California Angels players amid racial tensions. Johnson says some teammates dislike him and cites antiblack attitudes in society, while noting only a minority of white players are good people. He remains benched after recent slumps as club officials pursue quiet discussions behind the scenes.
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Elyria tops Norwalk in 9-1 victory on loaded day
Elyria Post 12 built a 9-1 win over Norwalk with sturdy hitting and a strong start by Brian Eisenmacher who fanned eight while allowing six hits. Key early action included Keith Slavin’s double and Les Miles scoring from third on an error as Elyria pulled away in the third and fourth innings.
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Harvard Beats BYU and Tulsa Crushes Mississippi State
Harvard defeated Brigham Young University 4-1 on Friday night while Tulsa beat Mississippi State 5-2 in the early games of the 25th annual College World Series. Tulsa starter Steve Rogers left in the eighth after fatigue, his record dropping to 11-2, as Phil Still homered for Mississippi in the sixth. Defending champion Southern California meets Seton Hall and Pan American plays Southern Illinois in tonight’s schedule as Tulsa and Mississippi State carried 9-2-1 records into the series.
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Tribute to Oberlin sportsman on fan a gram salute
Oberlin man David Hiesser, 29, dies after bone disease kept him from active play. He coached and umpired in Oberlin's Hot Stove league and planned to accompany his team to the Indians Brewers game today as his fans honor him with a fan-a-gram during the broadcast. He had appendix surgery Monday and died yesterday.
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Amherst Summer Recreation Program Opens This Week
Amherst's summer recreation program starts Monday and runs Monday through Friday for eight weeks. Daily activities from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. take place at Powers, Shupe, and Harris schools offering bowling, golf, tennis, softball, and arts and crafts.
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