Holtzman Leads Cubs Past Braves with Homer and Eight-Run Edge
Ken Holtzman hit his first major league home run and added a single as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Atlanta Braves 8 to 4. Williams belted a three run homer, part of a four run fifth inning. Holtzman earned his 16th win, giving up nine hits and all four Braves runs before leaving after seven and a third. Williams’ blast followed singles by Gamble, Kessinger, and Beckett. Hundley later contributed an RBI on a fielder’s choice.
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Pirates Top Astros on Stargell Two-Run Double
Willie Stargell delivered a two run double off Wade Blasingame to cap a four run ninth inning rally. Matty Alou scored on an infield hit as Gene Alley earlier drove in the tying run with a single off Fred Gladding. Al Oliver started the ninth with a homer to put Pittsburgh ahead.
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Homers Help Twins Win 6-2 Over Red Sox
Ted Uhlaender delivered a three run homer and Harmon Killebrew followed with a solo shot in the third inning, aiding the Minnesota Twins and Jim Perry to a 6-2 victory over Boston. Perry improved to 17-4, with Hon Perranoski securing the save in the ninth.
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Ballet-Soccer Style Clash Marks Chelsea Palace Match
In a chaotic Chelsea versus Crystal Palace game the two sides displayed moments of finesse and flair yet resembled brawlers for long stretches. The match featured scattered technical plays alongside heated exchanges, underscoring a volatile contest between the rivals.
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Pavletich Rips Key Hits as White Sox Beat Tribe 7 6
Don Pavletich drove in the winning run with a pinch hit single in the ninth, lifting the Chicago White Sox to a 7-6 comeback victory over the Cleveland Indians. Pavletich earlier hit his fifth homer, while Rich Scheinblum and Vern Fuller delivered two RBI singles for Cleveland, and Darrell Osinski earned the win in relief.
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Singer Hurls 17th, L A Whips Phils
Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4 1 as Bill Singer won his 17th game and Maury Wills led with three hits and two runs. Willie Davis extended his hitting streak to 28 games, Willie Crawford homered, and Ted Sizemore doubled and scored. Rick Wise took the loss after seven innings.
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Boog Powell Delivers Two Run Single For Orioles Win
Boog Powell hits a two run single in the second as the Orioles beat the Angels 5 to 4. Frank and Brooks Robinson drove in runs in the first inning to put Baltimore up 2 0. Dick Hall relieved Cuellar for the win, pitching final 2 23 innings and allowing one hit. Bubba Morton homered for the Angels, Rudy May suffering his sixth loss.
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Pride Sets Record at Indiana Mile Trotting Showdown
Nevele Pride driven by Stanley Dancer shattered a one year old trotting mile world record with a 1 44 clocking at the Indiana State Fairgrounds oval on Sunday.
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