Stars pace early USFL season with 9 1 record and wins
The Philadelphia Stars topped the Denver Gold 6 3 as Kelvin Bryant ran 94 yards to stay among league rushing leaders. Chicago Blitz beat Washington Federals 31 3 while Tampa Bay Bandits defeated Oakland Invaders 17 10. Michigan Panthers and Los Angeles Express also won to tighten division races.
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Graham storms back to win Houston Coca Cola Open
David Graham overcame a quad bogey on the opening No 1 hole in Saturday's round to rally for a five stroke win at the Houston Coca Cola Open. He shot a 64 Sunday finishing 9 under 275 total, the tour's biggest comeback of the season.
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Yount turns late hero in Brewers 6 3 victory over Rangers
Robin Yount hunted for the fastball all night and finally connected in the ninth inning to drive in three runs and lift Milwaukee past Texas 6-3. Odell Jones earlier struck out Yount on a fastball, then Yount adjusted and delivered the decisive homer.
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Indians Fine Manning and Dilone for Baseline, Bus Delay
Cleveland Indians manager Mike Ferraro fined Rick Manning for running the baseline too slowly and Miguel Dilone for missing the team bus. Dilone arrived an hour before the game after oversleeping. Manning later failed to run out a fly ball, costing a potential double in a 4-3 loss to the Chicago White Sox.
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