Martin Posts U S Open Upset Over Connors
In Forest Hills Ike Nastase advanced by walkover after Onny Parun withdrew with a back strain Jimmy Connors suffered four service breaks but still beat Bob Hewitt 6 3 6 3 Billy Martin aged 19 delivered the day s biggest upset stunning Harold Solomon 7 5 6 4 at the U S Open opening round Orantes beat Kuki 7 5 6 1 to defend his title while Nastase won by default and Parun withdrew during the evening schedule.
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Koosman Delivers Shutout As Mets Beats Giants 1-0
Jerry Koosman fired a three hitter to post a 1-0 victory for the New York Mets over the San Francisco Giants. He improved to 18-8 with six strikeouts and one walk, while Montefusco took the loss, dropping to 13-12 after giving up two earned runs on six hits through five innings. The game featured a double by Millan in the eighth inning and a scoreless Houston-Philadelphia contest elsewhere.
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Orioles Roll Royals as Jackson, May lead 10-5 win
Baltimore blasts Kansas City 10-5 behind a three run homer from May and a two run shot by Jackson. Mike Flanagan earned the win after allowing one run in five innings as Ken Singleton and Fosse provided key hits in a wide margin victory. Kansas City starter Ken Supra McReynolds took the loss.
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Siderowl Edges Julius Boros Jr in Amateur Round
Dick Siderowl, British Amateur champion, beat Julius Boros Jr. 2 and 1 at Bel-Air to reach the third round of the U S Amateur Golf Championship. Connecticut players Fred Kask and Fran Marello also won their matches, while Siderowl praised Boros Jr.’s potential and noted the contrast with his father Julius Boros.
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Norm Snead Returns To New York Giants
The New York Giants reacquired quarterback Norm Snead, 37, after cutting rookie Jerry Golsteyn. Snead, cut by the 49ers after a October trade from the Giants in 1974, has played for Washington Philadelphia and Minnesota in a 16 year NFL career. Randy Colbert joined the Giants while Andre Johnson was cut.
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Bullets to meet Knicks in Hall of Fame game
The Washington Bullets will play the New York Knicks on December 12 in the fifth annual NBA Hall of Fame game in Springfield. Proceeds from the event total about $50,000 so far and go to the Hall of Fame.
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Dodgers Expos Rain Postpones Prime NL Tilt
The Dodgers Expos game was postponed by rain and will be made up as part of a twi night doubleheader today.
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