Podres Returns with Padres Victory Over Astros
Johnny Podres, 36, after a year away, pitched seven innings for the San Diego Padres in a 2-0 win over the Houston Astros. He recalled big league dreams, felt the thrill of the victory, and is slated to start again next Tuesday against the Dodgers in Los Angeles.
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Gary Player Eyes Masters Challenge at Augusta
Gary Player, a major champion, hints a foreigner may win the Masters and notes American players emphasize distance over accuracy. He lists Roberto De Vicenzo, Bob Charles, and Bruce Crampton as threats while claiming to be playing the best golf of his life ahead of the 1966 Augusta National test.
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Rolloff Winners Announced At Local Lanes
Linda Savoy of the Eagles and Joe Tarbox win handicap rolloffs at Roll-A-Way Lanes Biddeford with 579 and 577 totals. Linda posts 474 scratch plus handicap. Joe 537 scratch and 40 pin handicap. Terry Roy finishes second in women and Al Grover tops men with 558 and 569. High non winner singles go to Pat Tarbox 114 and Art St Pierre 125.
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Oakland tops Los Angeles 4 1 in West semifinal lead
The Oakland Seals defeated the Los Angeles Kings 4 to 1 to move ahead in the West Division semifinal series, now holding a 3-2 edge in the best-of-seven. No other games on the schedule tonight.
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Red Sox shuffle rotation as Lonborg hurtocks pitching plans
Boston manager Dick Williams reshapes his rotation after Lonborg exits early and Lonborg's shoulder injury prompts changes. Ray Culp returns to start against Baltimore, with Ellsworth moving up slotting in as replacement for Lonborg.
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Handicap Events Set For Area Bowler Rolloffs
The 11th weekly women's and men's handicap rolloffs are scheduled for Saturday at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford starting 1:30 for women and 3:30 for men. Five game routes with prizes based on entries. fair handicap ensures open competition. Notable winners include Grace Perron and Don Raybine with several other victors listed. Entry list remains open until rolloff times.
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Ratification Dates for Constitutional Amendment
The amendment takes effect as part of the Constitution when the state ratifies it with the necessary three fourths approval. The text notes the ratification date activates the amendment’s constitutional status.
Piniella Delivers in 17th as Royals Top Twins in Marathon
Lou Piniella, a chess enthusiast, singles in the 17th to score the winning run and lift Kansas City to a 4-3 extra inning victory over Minnesota. The Royals moved into first in the AL Western, with Whitaker’s two errors aiding California and other AL games noted.
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Heaton Captains Amherst Tennis Team
Amherst skipper Bob Heaton, with a 5-2 singles record and Yankee Conference doubles title with Wayne Goodwin, is named captain of this year’s New Hampshire tennis squad. Captain's Daughter wins $1,200 pace at Green Mountain Park.
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Knicks Fail From Field as Celtics Take 2 0 Lead
The Knicks shot poorly in Boston as the Celtics dominated 112 97 to seize a 2 0 edge in the Eastern Division final series. Willis Reed led New York with 28 points while Bill Russell anchored Boston with 14 points and 29 rebounds. Bailey Howell paced the Celtics with 27 points as six players reached double figures.
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Biddeford Keglers Lead In 20 String Event
Don Bouthot and Leo Beaulieu outscored Al Morton and Earl Kitchen by 40 pins after the first ten strings at Pastime Lanes Biddeford. Morton led visitors with 1,169 and Beaulieu followed closely at 1,168 as the final ten strings were to be bowled tomorrow at Congress Square Lanes.
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Major League Stars Pitching and Hitting Highlights
Tommy John pitched the White Sox to a 3-0 shutout of Oakland allowing four hits. Billy Williams of the Cubs tied a major league record with four doubles as Chicago beat Philadelphia 11-3 on 15 hits. Brandy Wynbrough won at Rockingham Park in 2:03 4-5 for the mile. Laurel Charger led Lincoln Downs by a head at 59 seconds for the furlongs.
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