Carbo Lifts Cardinals Past Pirates in Rain Shortened Thriller
Bernie Carbo blasted a three run homer as the St. Louis Cardinals erased a 5-0 deficit to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-5 in a rain shortened six inning game. Carbo, 24, added a single to raise his hitting streak to 4 games and push his Cards mark to 44 hits in 155 at bats since joining in May.
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Cedeno Hits for Cycle in Astros 10 1 Rout
Cesar Cedeno hit a single double triple and home run to complete the cycle as the Houston Astros defeated the Cincinnati Reds 10 to 1. He raised his batting average to .353 while Don Wilson pitched six strong innings.
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Pinks Edge Purples For Bantam Softball Title
In a Bantam final the Pinks defeated the Purples 18 to 2, scoring nine runs in the last inning. Kelly Sharp belted a home run for the Pinks. Shelly Beech was the winning pitcher with Jill Robertson catching.
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Alumni sue for NFL pension benefits in Rhode Island
The NFL Alumni Association sues the NFL Players Association the league and commissioner Rozelle in U S District Court in Providence Rhode Island seeking inclusion of more than 1000 retired players in the NFL pension plan or a separate fund under the same terms as the current plan. The suit targets players who retired before 1959 arguing most are excluded from existing benefits.
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Chetopa Township Budget Hearing Set in Thayer Kans
The Chetopa Township Board Neosho County Kansas will meet at City Hall Thayer on August 14 1972 to hear taxpayers objections and consider amendments to the proposed budget. JOEL VAN METER Trustee HAROLD SUTTON Treasurer.
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A's Clinch Third Straight Shutout as KC Falls
Oakland pitching staff led by Ken Holtzman Vida Blue and Jim Hunter shut out Kansas City 5 0. Hunter, 144, earned his fifth win of the season while Joe Rudi boosted his average to .315 with three hits and a 12th home run. A fight in the second inning led to Sal Bando and Ed Kirkpatrick being ejected.
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Major League Standings and Weekday Results
Major League standings show Detroit leading the AL with 6 wins and 2 losses while Baltimore and New York trail. Results from Wednesday include New York 5 Boston 4 and Chicago 10 California 9, with Thursday schedules featuring several interleague matchups and rain delays across cities like Oakland, Montreal, and Philadelphia.
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Morehead Cemetery District 7 Budget Hearing Set
The Morehead Cemetery District No. 7 in Neosho County Kansas calls a meeting of electors for August 15 1972 at 7:00 PM. The agenda includes the proposed 1973 budget and tax levy for adoption or amendment. Orville Weis is the district director.
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Olympic team faults its players for taking too many chances
Honolulu AP report says the U S Olympic basketball team beat Hawaii all stars 89 57 to close its Hawaii exhibition with players like Bantam 17 Jones 15 Brewer 11 Collins 10 and McMillen 10 Iba praised progress but warned the squad runs too fast on offense and too slow on defense risking mistakes and turnover as they head to the mainland for more games with professionals
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Spitz Breaks World Record in 200-Meter Butterfly
Mark Spitz, 22, of Carmichael California, shatters his world mark in the 200-meter butterfly with a 2:01.53 at the trials in Chicago. Robin Backhaus and Gary Hall join Spitz in the Olympic-berth finish as USA continues team qualifications for Munich. مزید
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Palmer Battles Recurrent Defeats In Five Tournaments
Arnold Palmer, 42, faces a tough stretch as he goes into his fifth tournament in five weeks across three countries. He compares his grind to fighting Cassius Clay, saying he’s tired and has yet to win this season while chasing a return to former glory.
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Stark and LaHarpe Reach Pigtail Final in Softball
In Stark and LaHarpe softball action, Stark defeated Walnut 13 2 and LaHarpe beat Elsmore 8 6 to reach the Pigtail championship game set for Friday night at 8. Barbara Westhoff allowed two hits in the Stark victory. Debie Cole earned the LaHarpe win as they built a six run third inning.
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Wichita 6 Evansville 2 leads baseball scoreline
American Association results show Wichita defeated Evansville 6 to 2. Omaha beat Tulsa 5 to 2. Town triumphed over Oklahoma City 8 to 4. Indianapolis at Denver with rain in forecast.
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