Goltz stymies A s as Twins split doubleheader
In Minneapolis Dave Goltz pitched a six hit gem to lift the Minnesota Twins 5-1 in the nightcap after Oakland won the opener 6-3 in 13 innings. Harmon Killebrew tied for fifth on baseball's all time home run list with his 534th.
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Aaron breaker Ruth record as Braves win in 10th
Hank Aaron hits two homers including a game winning shot in the 10th to lift the Atlanta Braves 4-3 over the Cincinnati Reds. His 660th career homer is a club record for one player with a single team, while Ruth remains the all time leader with 714. Aaron stresses the bigger target remains 714.
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Eight new players enter Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame enshrines Sandy Koufax, Early Wynn, Yogi Berra and five others in Cooperstown ceremony. Posthumous honors go to Ross Youngs, Will Harridge, and Josh Gibson as fans soak in midsummer festivities.
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Yanks sweep Brewers as Tigers salvage split
The Yankees swept Milwaukee in a 3-0 and 6-4 10 inning doubleheader while Detroit salvaged a 1-2 and 6-5 split with Cleveland. Willie Horton and Mickey Stanley powered Detroit late, and Sparky Lyle secured 24th save for New York. Orioles snap losing streak with Rettenmund Powell Blair and Palmer strong.
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U S Davis Cup Team Leads Spaniards 2 1
The United States lead Spain 2 1 in the interzone semifinals as Stan Smith and Harold Solomon boost the effort. Solomon, 19, battles Andres Gimeno as Smith and Erik Van Dillen won the doubles. The match sets up a potential clincher if Solomon defeats Gimeno in the next singles.
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Jody Gumlin Wins Resorters Title at Alexandria
Local club member Jody Gumlin of Crookston defeated Margo Anderson 3 2 to win the Resorters title in Alexandria. Julie Gumlin heads to the U S National in Jefferson City MO while Carolyn May enters the MWGA championship flight. Other golf notes include Ed Demery repeating as All Indian champ at Blackduck and Mike Fermoyle taking the 51st Resorters after a 20 hole win.
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Player Harnesses The Monster To Win PGA Title
Gary Player captures the PGA Championship at Oakland Hills with a final score of 281 one over par to claim his second PGA title and $45 000. Jimmy Jamieson and Tommy Aaron finish two behind as Sam Snead ties for fourth amid a strong front nine. Trevino Nicklaus Irwin falter as Player seizes crowning glory in Michigan.
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