Mets edge Reds as Stallard earns first win since 1961
New York pitcher Tracy Stallard earned his first victory in two seasons with a seven hit outing as the Mets defeated Cincinnati in a 2 dollar decision. Stallard, once tagged for Roger Maris 61st homer, last won on Sept 3, 1961 with Boston, and was acquired by New York in a trade.
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Finsterwald Leads Open Qualifiers at Brookline Trials
Former PGA champion Don Finsterwald shot 64 at Clovernook and 69 first round to lead Cincinnati qualifiers for the U S Open at Brookline. Stranahan and Deane Beman also earned spots from Washington Chicago and Cincinnati as the 150 entrant field began filling for the June championship.
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Bailey fires another shutout as Indians sweep Trips
Fireballer Steve Bailey blanked the Binghamton Triplets 5-0 at Watt Powell Park to run his personal streak to four straight wins and six shutouts this season. Ossie Chavarria collected two of three Trips hits, while Ron Overcash added a fifth inning single. The Indians moved within two games of the pace-setting Springfield Giants.
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Pauley Leads Pony Opener as Wright-Thomas Beats Delmar
John Pauley allowed 15 batters and three walks to guide Wright-Thomas Equipment Co. to a 4 3 victory over Delmar Studio in the Eastern Pony League opener at Watt Powell Annex. Hank Adams struck out 14 in his Pony debut. League president Dan Hose announced schedule changes for tonight’s games at the Annex and Cabel Field.
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Bigley Mets Cruise to 5-0 Victory in Elk-Kanawha Softball
In Elk-Kanawha League action Monday night the Bigley Mets shut out Business Equipment 5-0 while Home Mortgage defeated Martin & Tabor 4-1 and Hecks beat Westmoreland 5-1. Leading hitters included Wilkinson and Stark for the Mets, and Hartney and Lawhorn for Martin & Tabor.
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Latman homer motors Indians to 3 2 win over Orioles
Barry Latman belted a seventh inning homer and a strong relay cut down a potential tying run in the ninth as Cleveland beat Baltimore 3 2. Al Smith walked, Jim Gentile singled, Bong Powell doubled to score Smith but Joe Azcue nailed Bob Johnson at the plate on a Luplow Held relay, preserving the Indians victory. Ted Abernathy finished the game.
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Kaline two homers power Tigers to 6-3 win over Red Sox
Detroit beats Boston 6 to 3 as Kaline hits two homers driving in four and Bill Faul adds a three hitter. More details show Kaline extending his AL leading RBI total to 45 while Faul earns the win.
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Senators blank Yankees. Bridges, Osteen lead twin bill win
Washington Senators split a doubleheader with the New York Yankees in 95 degree heat, winning 1 0 in the second game behind Claude Osteen after Ed Brinkman, Chuck Hinton and a late run produced the decisive score. the Yankees faltered against Osteen who held them to six hits while Bouton absorbed the loss in the nightcap.
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Florida State and Arizona Win Open World Series Games
Florida State rallied for three unearned runs in the ninth to beat Western Michigan 5-2, while Arizona defeated Penn State 8-1 behind Sherwin Scott in opening World Series action. Texas topped Southern California 8-3 in the day’s third game.
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Young Ray Culp Wins Eighth Game for Phillies
Philadelphia tops Milwaukee 6 2 before rain halted play after five and a half innings. Ray Culp earned his eighth win, supported by Dalrymple and Torre while Milwaukee's Mathews hit his eighth homer. Hendley started for the Braves.
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Sachs Put on Probation for Detrimental Remarks After Indy 500
Eddie Sachs of Detroit was placed on one year probation by the USAC executive committee for remarks deemed detrimental to racing. He may still drive USAC races. Sachs criticized officials for not flagging winner Parnelli Jones after Jones’ car leaked oil, sparking an exchange and a later spin out. He was fined $100 for returning to the track after brushing a guard rail.
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Rain Helps Sox Edge Elmira 86 Victory Narrowly Decided
In Reading Pennsylvania the Reading Red Sox defeated the Elmira Pioneers 86 after rain halted the ninth inning. Key players included Stotsky and Petrocelli for Reading, with Mason and Kalbaugh delivering for Elmira. Final line scores show Reading with 8 runs late, Elmira held at 6.
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Eastern League scores and standings update
Monday results include Charleston 3 Binghamton 0 and Reading 8 Elmira 6. York at Springfield postponed by rain. Sunday results show Charleston 7 Binghamton 0 and Elmira 13 Reading 2. Standings list Springfield 26 17 5 2, Charleston 21 2, Elmira 22 24, Reading 21 21, Binghamton 20 28. Tonight's games Binghamton at Charleston 730 p.m. Elmira at Reading York at Springfield.
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