Charlies Edge Red Wings 7 3 in Rochester Sweep
Charleston Charlies beat Rochester 7 to 3 on Sunday as Frank Brosseau pitched seven strong innings. Jeter drove in four runs and John Jeter homered, boosting the Charlies to a 6 1 edge for the season while extending their road trip success. Ramon Hernandez earned the save for Rochester’s bullpen.
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Pirates Celebrate Murtaugh Return in 9-8 Wins Over Astros
Pirates celebrate manager Danny Murtaugh’s return as they rally past the Houston Astros 9-8. Willie Stargell slugged an 18th homer and drove in three, while Dock Ellis earned his sixth win. Other NL games saw Reds, Cubs, Dodgers, and Phillies win, with Nate Colbert and Joe Hoerner among notable performances.
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White Sox catcher Herrmann undergoes appendectomy
AP reports Chicago White Sox catcher Ed Herrmann had an appendectomy Sunday and was placed on the 15 day disabled list. Jim Magnumson, recalled from Tucson, will join the team in Cleveland Tuesday night to fill the roster spot.
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Unser Wins Mays Classic in Milwaukee at 114.358 mph
Indianapolis 500 champion Al Unser moved from ninth to first on the first turn and outdueled teammate Joe Leonard by four seconds to win the Rex Mays 150 mile classic. Unser set a record average speed of 114.358 mph and earned 17,485 dollars from a purse of 86,350. Leonard led early, Bobby Unser faltered with ignition trouble, and Billy Vukovich Wally Dallenbach and Art Pollard followed in the top five.
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Orioles rally past Brewers for fifth straight win
Frank Robinson and Ellie Hendricks hit homers as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 for their fifth consecutive victory and a 4 1/4 game AL East lead. Dave McNally pitched well, and Brooks Robinson and Dave Johnson added key runs in the late innings.
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Snead to Defend West Virginia Open Title
Sam Snead confirms defense of his title in the West Virginia Open at Bel Meadow Country Club July 9. The purse totals $3,000 for pros with $2,500 in prizes for amateurs. A pre event is planned for July 8 near Clarksburg.
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