Spitz seals sixth gold as Americans widen Olympic lead
United States swimmers dominate with Mark Spitz securing his sixth world record victory in Munich. America tops medal table with 60 medals, edging the Soviet Union by three, while track, boxing, and basketball results amplify the US dominance as East Germany and others trail in the standings.
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Bengals rally past Browns in 51st preseason clash
Jess Phillips scores the decisive one yard TD with 68 seconds left as the Bengals come from behind to beat the Browns 27 21 before 84 416 at Ohio Stadium. Virgil Carter drives Cincinnati for the winning series while Tom Casanova and Horst Muhlmann add key plays and field goals.
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Tidrow Wins 13th With Twin Help in Five-Run Win
Dick Tidrow pitched a four hitter as Cleveland beat Minnesota 4 1. Six Twins errors produced unearned runs while Glenn Borgmann and other Twins fielders misplayed balls. Rod Carew stole home earlier. Jim Perry absorbed the loss for Minnesota. The Indians home for a two game twinbill with Milwaukee Wednesday.
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Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Baseball results show New York defeating Houston 2 1 and 8 1 in two games. Cincinnati beating Montreal 4 2. Philadelphia routing Atlanta 10 7. Pittsburgh edging San Francisco 3 1. Chicago and San Diego 8 0. Kansas City and Boston rain suspended. Cleveland 4 Minnesota 1. Detroit winning Oakland 1 in 1 innings. Milwaukee 6 Texas 2. Baltimore 10 innings in win. Multiple late game scores mention Osteen and Dobson among pitchers.
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Carlton Leads Phillies Past Braves in Big Third Inning
Steve Carlton earned his 22nd win with an eight run third inning support as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Atlanta Braves. Carlton allowed five hits in the victory, the best in the National League this season.
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Baseball Hall of Fame milestone caps long record chase
Hank Aaron tied and then surpassed the all time total base mark with a first inning single for 613 total bases. Stan Musial previously held the record at 134 in a game that featured specific innings by the Phillies and a Braves pitching note as Carlton and Hardin were highlighted with late scoring and home runs.
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Wilbur Wood Eyes New Single Season Record
Wilbur Wood, winless in the bottom of a half century, is on pace to become the White Sox’s winningest pitcher. The 1-0 loss to the Orioles in extra innings followed Ken Berry’s RBI single for Baltimore as Chicago’s ace logged his 18th win, the most by a Chicago pitcher since 1921 Red Faber. Wood walked none and struck out four in a complete-game effort. Casey Cox, recently acquired from Texas, pitched for the Yankees and was roughed up in the fourth as Chicago scored three runs to seal the game. In San Francisco, Jenna Brodie threw three first-half TD passes as the 49ers beat the Raiders in the first P reseason defeat.
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