Japanese Bid May Sell Giants This Year Could Go Japanese
New York based report notes Horace Stoneham may sell the San Francisco Giants at end of season with a top bid from a Tokyo firm and a possible shift of Bay Area games to San Francisco and Oakland next year. It cites Bowie Kuhn's doubts about maintaining two teams.
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Thinking Man's Pitcher Tom Seaver Back On Track
Tom Seaver, renowned as a thinking pitcher, has reinvented his approach with the Mets. He mixed his pitches to regain form, earning an 8 4 record after a six-hitter win over the Astros, and leading New York in a 2 1 victory as Dave Kingman delivered the decisive hit.
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Clemson Star Walling Tops Secondary Draft Selections
Clemson ace Dennis Walling was the top pick in the secondary phase by the Oakland Athletics. Walling led the nation with 60 RBIs and 18 homers while hitting .421 for the Tigers in a ACC title chase. Also highlighted was South Carolina pitcher Louis Cardinal, who went 15-0 for the Gamecocks as they reached the College World Series final eight.
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Floyd Opens Kemper with 7-Under 65 to Lead
Ray Floyd, 32, carded a 7-under 65 at Quail Hollow Golf Club to take a two stroke lead after the first round of the Kemper Open. Roger Maitbie and Bobby Mitchell shot under par 67 as Floyd explained a thinking man's round with four birdies on par five holes.
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Belmont Stakes questions loom over field of nine colts
Belmont Stakes focus centers on Foolish Pleasure and other contenders as trainers face the mile and a half distance. Riders Johnny Campo and George McMillion weigh in on the challenge while lines shift and tactics emerge ahead of race day.
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