Yankees Belt 15 Runs Past Red Sox in Fenway Rout
New York explodes for 21 hits and 15 runs at Fenway Park led by Willie Randolph's five RBI performance. Reggie Jackson returns to help the surge as Boston drops AL East lead to three games. Catfish Hunter leaves with injury as Ken Clay finishes in relief.
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James Wood opens season with 5 4 win over Fauquier in tennis
James Wood girls beat Fauquier 5-4 in opening match. Singles split 3-3 with JW taking three, five and six, led by Michael Phillips and Rodgers in singles wins. Doubles victories came from Michael Whitmire and Ratcliff Sempeles, while Holmes Rodgers fell in the top doubles. Fauquier without two top players.
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Cards End Pirate Streak With 5-4 Win
The St. Louis Cardinals halted Pittsburgh's 11 game winning run with a 5-4 victory behind Ted Simmons two run homer. Dave Parker hit his 24th for Pittsburgh as Aurelio Lopez earned the win.
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Stacy Eyes Turnaround at National Jewish Open
Hollis Stacy hopes to upset defending champion JoAnne Carner in the National Jewish Hospital Open at Green Gables. Stacy, Savannah Georgia, seeks a win like her U.S. Open success while Carner leads after last year’s two stroke margin. Stacy has two wins this year and one second, aiming for warmer weather to favor her game.
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