Mt Anthony Patriots Set to Extend 19-Game Win Streak
Mt Anthony High faces Rutland High at Rutland in a Western Vermont League clash to try to extend its 19 game victory run. Patriots aim to remain undefeated under coach John McShane as they meet a strong Raiders squad led by Mark Mayhew on the road in Rutland this afternoon at 3 30.
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Bench Theory Works Wonders
Benched then starter Julian Javier sparked a 3-2 St. Louis win over Chicago. Javier posted eight hits in 17 at bats, including four on Thursday, as the Cardinals trimmed the Cubs’ NL East lead to a half game behind Pittsburgh. Giusti earned his second win with three hits allowed as St. Louis benefited from timely scoring and Torre’s run-scoring support.
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Black border error stirs 1968 World Series debate
New York dispatch recalls the Lou Brock home plate controversy in the 1968 World Series. A fan Richard Henwood measured Forbes Field and argued the black beveled border is not part of home plate or the strike zone. Jim Gallagher confirmed the rule, Brock learned the truth, and misconceptions were clarified.
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Major League Standings and Thursday Results Summary
Major League standings across the East and West divisions show tight races with Chicago New York Montreal St Louis Philadelphia and Atlanta leading their groups. Thursday results include San Diego 4 Houston 1 and Cincinnati 8 Los Angeles 3, with several games postponed or rescheduled and numerous pitching matchups listed for today and tomorrow.
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Irate Boston fans lambaste Williams over Harrelson trade
DETROIT UP I rate fans vent at Boston manager Dick Williams for trading slugger Ken Harrelson. Williams remains confident, saying the trade will hasten team moves. Boston, led by Lonborg returning from a sore arm, faces Detroit with Ray Culp and Sonny Siebert slated to start.
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Espo Sito Named NHL Player of the Year by Sporting News
Phil Espo Sito, scoring record holder with 126 points as a Boston Bruins centerman, was named the National Hockey League Player of the Year by The Sporting News.
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Sore-Armed Orioles Roll Over World Champs Tigers
The Baltimore Orioles swept the Detroit Tigers 5-2 behind Dave McNally joining Jim Palmer Tom Phoebus in a 3-0 trio as the rotation goes 16 of 18 starts with a 10-2 combined mark. Frank Robinson hit his seventh homer and Dave Johnson added a two-run double as Baltimore opened a three-game AL East lead. Other AL results saw New York rout Cleveland 11-3 Oakland edge Minnesota 6-4 and Washington-Boston postponed. NL scores included St Louis over Chicago 3-2 and Philadelphia beating Montreal 7-1. Ken Harrelson debuted for Cleveland with two hits in four trips but Cleveland lost 12th of 13. Tiant dropped to 0-4 as Fritz Peterson won. Reggie Jackson powered Oakland with two homers and three RBIs in the win over Minnesota, before a bench-clearing brawl with Dick Woodson led to Jackson’s ejection.
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Top seeds hold as Italian Open quarterfinals begin
Tony Roche and John Newcombe led the remaining top seeds with easy wins for Australia and the Netherlands respectively. Arthur Ashe was upset by Jan Kodes as Ilie Nastase fell to Roche. In doubles, Okker edged Tiriac in four, while Drysdale and Stillwell advanced. In women's play, Billie Jean King, Julie Heldman, and Peaches Bartkowicz reached the round of eight with wins over Krantzcke, Salvatidi Maso, and Wade respectively.
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Boycott Looms At Aqueduct Over Pensions
New York horsemen threaten a boycott of entry at Aqueduct unless the state legislature approves pension benefits for stable workers. Owners and trainers seek four extra racing days next year and a trust fund funded by the state's share of betting to pay those benefits. the planned entry-box boycott could disrupt Saturday’s program.
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