Holtzman Nets Second No-Hitter In Cubs Win Over Reds
Cubs pitcher Ken Holtzman threw his second career no hitter and earned a $1,500 bonus after Chicago defeated Cincinnati 1-0. He faced 32 3 innings, allowed no hits, walked four, and struck out six, with the Cubs scoring on Beckett's third inning single.
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Canonero II Chases Triple Crown at Belmont Stakes
Canonero II and up to eleven rivals, including Jim French and Bold Reason, contest the 142 mile Belmont Stakes as the Triple Crown bid hinges on the longer distance. Trainer Juan Arias says Canonero is in perfect health despite a skin rash and hoof infection, with Jim French a running mate for Good Behaving in hopes of extending the undefeated 1968 campaign.
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Baylor good bet as Lakers' new coach
Los Angeles sources report Elgin Baylor looks like a strong favorite to become the Los Angeles Lakers head coach. He has reportedly agreed in principle with owner Jack Kent Cooke, with a formal announcement possible within hours. Baylor, a popular figure and former star, could serve as player coach if his Achilles surgery heals.
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Aparicio's glove lifts Red Sox to first place in drama
In a 3-2 win over the Yankees, Boston gains a half game on Baltimore as Aparicio’s glove helps turn the ninth inning double play and Duane Josephson, who celebrated his 29th birthday, delivers a key run scoring double. Gary Peters improves to 5-4. Culp notches the win.
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Major League standings and tonight's pitching matchups
The schedule lists Cleveland at Minnesota with Lamb 2-2 vs Blylevan 6-5, Baltimore at Milwaukee Cuellar 7-1 vs Krausse 2-6, Detroit at Chicago Lolich 8-4 vs Wood 3-2, Oakland at Washington Dobson 3-0 vs Janeski 1-4, Kansas City at New York Wright 1-2 vs Peterson 5-4, California at Boston Messersmith 5-5 vs Peters 5-4. Also Montreal at San Diego and New York at Losing night. Saturday games: Cleveland at Minnesota, Baltimore at Milwaukee, Detroit at Chicago, Oakland at Washington, Kansas City at New York, Calif at Boston.
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Patriots Batting Leaders Highlight Dunham Perkins LeBarron
Dunham and Perkins pace Mt Anthony Patriots hitters with high averages as Guido Dunham tops at .471 and Perkins posts .393 while LeBarron hits .380 leading in runs with 18. Six players drive ten or more RBIs as MT Anthony fields a young, inexperienced lineup and looks to rising stars next season.
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Bennington sport briefs roundup highlights week in local sports
Bennington hosts summer soccer league practice at Mt Anthony High School field with coach Harry Dickie set to lead league play later in June. In bowling, Irene O Grady and Jerry Morin top totals at Senior Citizens event and Hoosick Falls high 174 leads bar scene. Cincinnati Reds hold tryout camp in Schenectady for Legion players with permission required. Eaglettes beat Swingers 8 2 in girls softball as Bennington Rec Dept announces June tennis tourney registrations.
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