Aaron’s 705th homer inches closer to Ruth’s mark
Hank Aaron homered for the 705th time in Atlanta as the Braves lost to the Cardinals 6-4. Meanwhile John Milner drove in the winning run for the Mets in a 4-3 victory over the Dodgers, with Tug McGraw earning the win. Other NL results include Pirates over Astros 4-0, Cubs over Reds 6-5, Giants over Expos 3-2, and Padres over Phillies 8-3. In the AL, Cleveland shut out Chicago 1-0 in 12 innings, Baltimore over Minnesota 4-3, Kansas City over New York 8-7 in 10, Boston over Texas 9-8, California over Milwaukee 5-4 in 10, and Oakland beat Detroit 7-3.
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Yanks stunned in basket brawl at World Games
United States basketball team reaches semifinals after a bench-clearing fight with Cuba near the end of a 98-76 victory. Trainer Duane Woltzen was knocked unconscious by a chair and two players cut by glass. Russians led medals tally but Poucher earned his second gold with a 2:05 win in the 200m breaststroke.
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Twilight finals set for Ukiah Men’s Championship matches
Twilight League play at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course pits eight teams from American and National Leagues in a 5:30 p.m. shotgun start. Coca Cola faces Masonite in the American vs National title clash after intra‑league playoffs. Other first‑round matchups include Samoa Club vs Lee’s Lifers and Buxton Insurance vs Letter Shop, with additional American‑League pairings 5 Chamberlain Floor Covering against C&S Supply, Ukiah Tire vs Ukiah Ford Tractor, Savings Bank vs Merk Radio and TV, and Lance Motors versus TelePromp Ter Cable TV.
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World five meet swim records sunk at AAU championships
Keena Rothhammer of Santa Clara Swim Club shaved nearly a second off the world 400 meter freestyle mark with a 4 18 071 as AAU finals produced six meet records. Melissa Belote set a meet mark in the 200 back, John Naber clipped the 200 back meet record, and Deena Deardurff posted a strong butterfly win, with all top finishers set to represent the United States at Belgrade next month.
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Pitching supreme in Little League play
In Williamsport Taiwan city Tainan and Tampa Bay lead four first round winners into today's semifinal of the Little League Baseball World Series. Tainan meets Tampa in game one after both posted lopsided wins and Birmingham faces Tucson in the second game. Winners advance to Saturday's final.
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Giants sweep Expos as Matthews drives winner in 3-2 win
The San Francisco Giants swept the Montreal Expos 3-2 at Jarry Park behind Jim Barr and Elias Sosa. Matthews, Bonds and Speier drove in runs as the club moved within 6 1/2 games of the Dodgers, and head to New York for a Mets series. Matthews singled home the decisive run in the seventh, breaking a 2-2 tie.
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Jackson blasts 31st homer as A's beat Tigers
Reggie Jackson slugged his 31st homer to tie the game in the eighth and spark a five-run rally in Oakland’s 7-3 win over Detroit. He added two singles to lift his average to .304 as John Odom earned his fourth win with eight scoreless innings. Odom praised and Jackson predicted more strong appearances.
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Major League Standings Update Highlight Nights Schedule
Major League standings summary notes Houston 0 entry with Friday games. San Diego visits Montreal, Los Angeles plays Philadelphia, San Francisco hosts New York, St. Louis at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Atlanta, Chicago at Houston. American League not detailed.
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Oilers-Cowboys clash tests winning attitude in preseason
Houston hosts Dallas for the Governor's Cup as Bill Peterson tries to forge a winning Oilers mindset after a troubled off season. Dallas starts Roger Staubach at QB while Dan Pastorini leads Houston. The weekend schedule features multiple NFL games and several camp updates, including Namath’s return with the Cardinals and Rentzel’s NFL dispute. Billie Jean King comments on loosening cheering restrictions at tennis matches.
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Raiders Dolphins swap date move to Berkeley stadium
The Oakland Raiders shift their September 23 game with the Miami Dolphins from the Coliseum to UC Berkeley Memorial Stadium after baseball owner Charles Finley asserts priority use. UC Berkeley will receive 56,500 for the rental, with 50,000 earmarked for new student seating. The Dolphins Raider game will air nationally as the second game of a doubleheader.
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Constitutional Treason Definition Is the Only Crime
The text notes treason as the sole crime defined in the U.S. Constitution, implying broad constitutional limits on criminal definitions and enforcement. It emphasizes treason's specific constitutional basis and historical context in American legal framework.
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