Verbanic Drives Yankees Rise With Four-Hit Shutout
Whitey Ford's successor Joe Verbanic, from the Syracuse farm club, threw a four-hit shutout to lead the Yankees to a 6-0 win over the Washington Senators and claim the AL lead in shutouts with eight. The 24-year-old righthander, making his first major league start last weekend, said he enjoys relief but is growing comfortable as a starter. The day’s action across the leagues included Chicago and Boston splitting a doubleheader, Cleveland topping Minnesota, and California edging Baltimore.
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Goalby Leads Buick Open After Scrappy Back Nine
Bob Goalby of Palm Springs fired a 69 to grab a one stroke lead in the Buick Open at Warwick Hills. He saved par with two long chips on the 10th and 11th and an 75-foot chip for eagle on the 16th. Hugh Royer and Frank Beard were one behind at 70, with several players at 71. Rodger Boros and Phil Rodgers struggled. Boros shot 72, Rodgers 75.
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Sal's and Carbon Score Decisive Diamond Wins
Sal's oilmen edged Globe Union 11 7 at Memorial Park as Dick Long went 4 for 4 with three runs and Globe Union's Strong had four hits. Carbon beat Cushman's 11 9 at Morse Field with Strzesak and Economon each posting four hits and five runs between them.
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All-Star Softball Squad Selected
The Ben nington All-Stars, combining experience with speed and power, name 15 veterans for a fast pitch exhibition against the Cozy Corner nine of Williams town. Manager Joe Strzesak selects starting pitcher, first baseman, catcher, infield, and a four-man outfield for the finale of the Digger Connell Memorial Softball Tournament at Welling Field, with play slated to begin about 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Watson meets Landau in Lowther semis tennis clash
Peyton Watson 19 from Greenville South Carolina faces Patrick Landau of Monaco in the Lowther Lawn Tennis Championships semis. Earlier Watson beat England's Freddie Field 6-3 7-5 to advance. Landau defeated Norman de Grunwald England 12-10 6-2.
Angels trade Coates and recall Wright Turner
The California Angels sold righthander Jim Coates to their Seattle farm club in the Pacific Coast League and recalled southpaws Clyde Wright and Ken Turner. Wright, who logged most of last season with the Angels, owns an 8-3 mark while Turner stands 3-2.
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College Football Telecasts Start on Sept 16 by ABC Sports
New York ABC Sports announces 32 NCAA football telecasts for the season starting Sept 16 with SMU against Texas A&M at College Station. Highlights include Michigan State vs Notre Dame on Oct 28 in a national color telecast and multiple regional color games weekly.
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Stretcher Ride Spurs Giants Rally in Reds Clash
Ollie Brown, once sunk by a May stretcher incident, surged for his 10th homer and an eighth inning RBI as the San Francisco Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 8-5 to pull within three games of the division leaders. Bill Henry earned the win in relief.
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USC OU to renew football rivalry September 29 1973
Los Angeles US C and Oklahoma will renew their football rivalry on September 29 1973 at the Memorial Coliseum. The teams have met twice with Oklahoma winning 17-12 in 1963 and Southern Cal prevailing 40-14 in 1964.
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