Red Sox take three straight as Culp, Yastrzemski pace win
Boston beat Baltimore 3-1 behind Ray Culp and a key throw by Carl Yastrzemski to end a fourth inning threat. Cleveland’s Sam McDowell struck out eight in Detroit as the Indians won 3-1, boosting the Red Sox toward the top of the AL East.
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Johnson Suspension Justified
CHICAGO AP Johnson, a former batting champion, was suspended indefinitely by California manager Dick Walsh after a disciplinary review. Teammates, including Ken McMullen, supported the action noting the need for consistent effort and team morale.
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Johnson suspended by club over hustle and conduct
The suspension capped a clash over effort as outfielder Johnson was benched for lack of hustle. Players split on the move with Sandy Alomar and Tony Gonzalez among those declining comment. Managers defended the action as justified and Johnson promised appeal as the club cited ongoing effort concerns and ethical limits on trading him.
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Vintage Czech star Kozeluh reflects on tennis today in Charleston
Jan Kozeluh, 68, once a Davis Cup standout for Czechoslovakia, compares today’s players with “old timers” and notes higher participation but lower quality. He is visiting Edgewood Country Club in Charleston for a few days, playing a game or two and trying to sell his two bedroom house before a October move to Fort Lauderdale.
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Jan Kozeluh Retirement Plans Highlight Long Career
The famed Czech tennis great Jan Kozeluh, now 68, plans to retire from full-time teaching and split winters in Florida with his wife before returning to Czechoslovakia to sell his home. He recalls a storied career including top 10 rankings in the 1920s and nine years as Czech Davis Cup captain. His 80th birthday finds him still playing, with brother Josef occasionally challenging him on court.
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Kozeluh recalls battles with tennis greats in 1920s
Sunday recalling his era, Jan Kozeluh describes facing top players like Bill Tilden Rene LeCos te Jean Borotha Gottfried von Cramm George Lott and Vinnie Richards. He notes a 1928 win over Tilden and highlights his brother Karel and their later friendship with Tilden on tours. He mentions returning to Charleston and his wish to sell his home as a quiet ad for the Kozeluhs.
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Pagan Powers Pirates Rally to Split Doubleheader
Jose Pagan slugged two homers and drove in five as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Philadelphia 10-9 in the nightcap after Philadelphia won the opener. Roberto Clemente added the 1,200th RBI of his career with a game-winning homer in the ninth. Willie Stargell hit his 28th homer in the opener as Cincinnati and other NL results followed.
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Malloy Tops Second-Day Qualifiers at Pocono
Jim Malloy led Sunday qualifying for the Schaefer 500 at Pocono International Raceway with 166.861 mph in a 24th starting spot. Donohue held pole with 172.393 mph as the Unser brothers, Bobby and Al, filled front row positions.
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