NBA REACHES $600 MONTH PENSION FOR 10 YEAR MEN
NBA owners and players clinched a plan providing a $600 monthly pension to every veteran who played ten seasons in the league by February 3. The fund also offers early retirement benefits at 50, disability and $20,000 life coverage, financed by roughly $40 per year per club and $50 from each player. A clause bars benefits for players who jump to the ABA or other rival leagues. The pact ends a major dispute and follows players threatening a playoff boycott over pension terms.
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USAC weighs turbine race rules in Indianapolis session
Indiana AP report details USAC deliberations on turbine powered cars amid Indy 500 excitement. Officials seek a formula to level turbine and piston engines for championship rating. Thomas W. Binford notes directors will meet June 26 to review expert findings. Granatelli pushes for turbine inclusion while others doubt banning turbines.
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U S Open Classic Televised Sunday Golf Championship
A televised U S Open Classic will air Sunday from 3 p m to 5 p m on ABC. The final round is scheduled at Ballastol Course in Springfield. Public viewing and coverage details appear in the early morning edition.
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National League and American League scores and schedules
Baseball results list National League and American League games with teams such as New York Pittsburgh Chicago Houston St Louis San Francisco Atlanta Los Angeles Detroit Kansas City Baltimore California and others. The page includes yesterday’s standings, upcoming game schedule, and a note on Paul Hornung breaking the National Football League scoring record with 1667 points, plus his 13 touchdowns and 41 extra points in 1960.
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15 Strikeouts Not Enough Giants Top Reds
San Francisco Giants beat Cincinnati Reds 4-3 as Hal Lanier scored on a ninth inning infield single after Reds rookie Gary Nolan fanned 15. Willie McCovey homered in the eighth to tie, and Lanier’s run supplied the go ahead. Marichal and Nolan pitched scoreless until sixth. Pete Rose homered for Reds earlier.
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Pirates rout Mets as Sisk wins in 3-0 game
Pittsburgh pitcher Tom Sisk allowed five hits and two walks over seven innings to earn his fourth win of the season. Stargell hit his 8th homer and 100th of his career in the sixth, driving in the Pirates' decisive runs. The Mets managed only single hits and were blanked in a rare strong Pirates second inning.
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Orioles Draft Adamson From Unsigned Pool
Baltimore signed, unsigned pool pick Adamson after negotiating terms with club. Sam Goldaier reports Baltimore acquired a promising pitcher from Duluth and added new talent from the unsigned draft pool as they push toward the season.
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WBA Faces Clay Reinstatement Dilemma in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City WBA officials weigh a one day executive session to decide Clay reinstatement amid controversy over stripping him in 1965 for拒 refusing to be drafted. Bob Evans leads as the committee ponders an eight man tourney versus a wait and see stance. Clay’s legal team plans to appeal for restoration as champion.
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Royal Palace Wins Epsom Derby in Comeback Burst
Royal Palace the 74 favorite surged to victory in the 250000 Epsom Derby by two and a half lengths with Australian jockey George Moore aboard. Ribocco ran second and Dart Board third as trainer Noel Durless notches a third classic this season and pursues Oaks and St Leger next. Royal Palace earned 173,970 pounds for the win in 2:18.36.
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Babe Ruth League Five Games Winners Named
Hoosier Market Lynch Coca Vola and Ponderosa were winners in Wednesday night Babe Ruth League play at Crawford Field. Marsh outlasted Pepsi Cola 15 to 9 at Crawford Diamond with several notable hitters and team line scores including Schuster Lyne Chesterfield Lane and Feemster.
Cake Traile Win Softball Coke Gear Clash
In a muddled report Coke Gear defeated Traile with a late banner from Pruett and solo runs by Blair and Smith. Andersen, Travers, and Levy factor in the win with a second inning homer and key rally as the lineup posts a decisive showing amid a foggy box of names and gears.
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Controversial Referee Rhodes Retires From Soccer
British referee Peter Rhodes, known for accusing fake injuries to aid TV ads, retires after 30 years in officiating. The Yorks hire hails from England and announced his retirement Tuesday night amid prior controversy from a National Professional Soccer League match last month.
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No. 1 Beverage Golf Results From Meadowbrook Tourney
Winners of the No. 4 Beverage tourney at Meadowbrook Golf Course last week were announced by club pro Ivan Geiger. Mike Borson shot 58 to take low gross honors, followed by Ivan Gene Geiger with 61. Low net went to Je nh Wheeldon with 49, Ed Jones 52 was second, and Marvin Barry placed third with a 54.
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