Palmer Faces Fines and Fallout With Orioles
Jim Palmer, amid friction with teammates and front office, was fined for leaving a game early. The episode follows a volatile period as Palmer questioned salaries and mistimed injuries while Baltimore struggled to field top talent and compete for re-entry players.
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Daly wins sudden death to clinch Northwestern golf title
Mike Daly of Handley wins medalist honors in the Northwestern District Golf Tournament at Shenandoah Valley Golf Club, edging Tim Aleshire in a playoff to help Handley claim its second straight district title by five shots over Park View.
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J R Richard Shuts Down Phillies in 5 1 Victory
J R Richard threw a four hitter striking out 11 as the Astros beat the Phillies 5 to 1. The win snapped a skid for Houston and moved his season strikeout total to 57, leading the league.
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Bosox rally ends Royals bid on Rice's late homer
Jim Rice salvages a hit by Colborn with a seventh inning two run homer as Boston beats Kansas City 4-3. Rice leads the American League in six categories including batting average and homers. Other scores include Yankees over Twins 3-1 and Angels over Tigers 7-5.
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Erving Plans to Lead 76ers in Game Five Comeback
Julius Erving says the 76ers must win three straight to beat the Washington Bullets in the Eastern final. He plans to increase his shot total tonight, aiming for at least 25 attempts, while teammates Erving and McGinnis, Collins, Bibby, and Jones try to lift Philadelphia.
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