Red Sox Trade Earl Wilson for Demeter and More
Boston trades veteran pitcher Earl Wilson to Detroit for outfielder Don Demeter and a minor league player. Joe Christopher to Syracuse. Demeter joins a lineup hoped to boost Fenway hitting while Rollie Sheldon steps into Wilson's rotation role. Demeter batted .212 with five homers in 32 Detroit games. Wilson went 5-5 in 15 Boston appearances.
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Red Sox acquire Sheldon Wyatt Tartabull in three for three swap
Boston picks up Roland Sheldon John Wyatt and Jose Tartabull from Kansas City in exchange for Jim Gosger Ken Saunders and Guido Grilli. Manager Billy Herman hails Sheldon as a starting pitcher and Tartabull as speedy center field option.
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Moose Pound Eagles in Opening Doubleheader
Moose pitcher Mark Rousseau limited Eagles to one hit but errors and offense from the Moose doomed the Eagles. Ed Messina and a ten-hit attack powered Electronics to victory over A & W in the afternoon game.
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Northeastern Still Alive In College World Series
Northeastern University of Boston aims to stay alive in the 20th annual College World Series with a second-round test against Arizona in Omaha. The Huskies were eliminated by St. John’s University of New York 53 in the opening round.
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Bruins Fail To Close Trades Before Draft Deadline
Boston Bruins failed to complete deals with Montreal and New York before the 5 p.m. deadline protecting players for Wednesday's intra-league draft. Hap Emms backed off a Montreal trade over injury concerns and New York stuck with its current roster. Emms plans to sit tight. Northeastern collapse follows early 3-1 lead as Texas tops Arizona. Richie Freund drives a three-run triple and Mark Hurwitz plates two with a two-run double for a 4-3 Husky loss in opening NCAA tourney action.
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Shaw Wins First Game with Mets in New York Debut
Rog Shaw joined the New York Mets after a trade from San Francisco and won his first game with the club. He flew east with his dog Bo in a crate beneath his seat, a tale of a star animal gaining clubhouse fame while Shaw endured the doghouse.
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Open golf clash tops Open as PGA champ voices view
In San Francisco, former PGA champion Bobby Nichols says the PGA title stands higher than the Open. He argues the PGA's exemptions and prize money are stronger, while many pros share the view that the Open is not golf's ultimate measure. He notes the Masters and Open fields differ in strength.
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Minor League Meeting At Beech Street Field
Little League coaches managers and others interested in minor league work meet tonight from 7 30 to 8 at the Beech Street Extension field. Little League President Bill Hassenpflug says help is desperately needed with league operations. Players who signed up for teams this season or last and are not in regular Little League are eligible to join a minor league team.
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Lamabe Hurls Third Victory as White Sox Split Twin Bill
Jack Lamabe pitched five innings of two hit ball in the opener as Chicago beat the Angels 5-1 to end a five game slide. Don Buford drove in four runs. In the nightcap California defeated the White Sox 2-1 with relief, Frank Malzone homering for the Angels. Orioles blank Yankees 8-0 and other games noted.
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