White Sox explode with five homers in Seattle and Chicago sweep
White Sox hammer five homers at Comiskey Park to sweep the Pilots, and Bill Melton powers a 10th inning win with a solo shot. Duane Josephson and Buddy Bradford also go deep in a big eight-run sixth. Lopez hails a developing hitting lineup as Tommy McCraw nears return.
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Bengal Star McLain Not Tied to Detroit
New York sports column cites Denny McLain as a friend of Kenny Harrelson. McLain says he could be traded to the Mets if Detroit asks, noting he has outside business ties and would leave Detroit if needed. He comments on Harrelson’s Boston trade and his own corporate role with Dyco Coverings Paint.
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Player tops Tournament of Champions with 284 total
Gary Player won the $150,000 Tournament of Champions at La Costa with a 284 total, earning $30,000 first prize after rounds of 69 74 79 72. Lee Trevino tied for second at 286 for $17,000 while Arnold Palmer and Dave Stockton tied at 289 for $10,000 each.
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Cardinals Slump Hits Home Games Hard
St Louis strugglers fall 11 3 to New York marking their 10th straight home setback as Red Schoendienst remains unalarmed, insisting the club is not yet down and will keep trying despite a wide margin behind Chicago and Montreal in a crowded NL race.
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Marilyn Cochran Named Top Athlete of Vermont
Marilyn Cochran a 19 year old from Richmond and Vermont freshman at the University of Vermont topped the World Cup in giant slalom and was named Vermont athlete of the year at a Montpelier banquet. She earned points at five slalom events and earlier won the giant slalom at Garmisch Germany. The association also named retired coaches Fuzzy Evans and Bundsie Keefe co recipients of the Ralph LaPointe Award.
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Major League Standings and Results Update East and West
Standings show Chicago leading the East with 11 wins and 7 losses, while Pittsburgh trails at 8-4. West features Los Angeles 8-3- with San Francisco at 6-4- and Houston 3-10-. Sunday's results include Chicago sweeping Montreal in two, Philadelphia routing Pittsburgh, and New York toppling St Louis. Monday schedules list five night games and multiple pitching matchups.
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Celtics Head For Far West in NBA Finals Run
Boston travels west to face the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA championship after L A clinched the Western Division title by defeating Atlanta 104 96. Havlicek foresees a fast paced series while Siegfried recovers from a hamstring issue and Russell buffs the Celtics for rugged practice ahead of the best of seven clash set for midweek in Los Angeles and Boston.
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Haiti Defeats United States 2-0 in World Cup Match
PORT AU PRINCE Haiti defeated the United States 2-0 Sunday in a World Cup match. Haiti scored one goal in each half.
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