Belinsky Shuts Out Yanks In Nine Inning Win
Bo Belinsky allowed four hits and beat the Yankees 9 to 0, his first win of the season after opening with three losses. Roger Maris broke up the no hit bid with a sixth inning single, but Belinsky recovered to seal the victory with a groundout for the final out.
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Major League Leaders Summary Notes
American League leaders include Wagner An gels Allison Held Howard Smith Pepitone Hinton Leppert with four in most categories and 18 runs for Allison. National League leaders feature Aaron Cepeda Demeter Matthews White Cepeda plus Giants Mays and McCovey. Pitching leaders show Cheney Penn Fischer Nottebart Broglio Baldschun MacKenzie O Dell with several 0 records.
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Ghezzi Criticizes PGA Tour Over Colonial Row
Vic Ghezzi blasted the PGA Tour Committee for letting Fort Worth's Colonial Country Club off the hook in the Don January dispute. January was not invited to play in next week's Colonial National event.
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Palmer Nicklaus Lead Star-Studded Field in Las Vegas
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus head a 27-player field at the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas Desert Inn. The defending champion and Masters winner are 4-1 favorites to win the $13,000 top prize, with Billy Casper Tony Lema and Gary Player at 6-1 and Doug Sanders at 10-1.
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Golf factions clash over Colonial boycott and January ban
The PGA touring committee faces a split as players consider boycotting the Colonial Invitational after Don January was barred for his past comments. Ghezzi leads a push for action against Colonial, while Nicklaus Palmer and others weigh official participation and Ryder Cup points.
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Major League Results and Box Scores Across American and National Leagues
Summary of AL and NL games including victors, pitchers, home runs, and key scoring. Highlights: Leppert and Fox appear for Detroit. Wilson and Tillman pace Boston. Adcock and Romano homer for Cleveland. multiple Chicago and New York performances with notable HRs. Rain postponements noted for Houston at New York and Los Angeles at Philadelphia.
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Wall Street Charter Sees Caution Amid Market Rise
Richard T. Leahy of J W Sparks & Co flags a long rally with a 60 point eight week gain and warns of a modest correction due to fading leadership. Lawrence Bleiberg urges buying dips as the trend stays upward while Walt McKibben remains bullish yet wary. Graham Loving Jr. sees no downturn risk in the current upswing.
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Secret Plans Behind Kentucky Derby Training Revealed
In Louisville trainers map strategy for the 89th Kentucky Derby as owners and jockeys discuss race plans, pace, and equipment while top contenders like No Robbery Candy Spots Chateaugay and Never Bend prepare for the added $125,000 Derby. Jockeys Shoemaker Yeaza Rotz Valenzuela Baeza Frey Gomez and Hansman are listed for mounts. The field may include nine to ten starters with final entries closing today.
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Baseball scores and standings from Wednesday and Friday games
Sunday through Friday results show Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh San Francisco and others with rain cancellations. Standings list Kansas City Boston Chicago Los Angeles New York Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Cleveland and tahoe with win percentages and games back as of midweek.
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Burns resigns as USD head coach due to poor health
Baob Burns of the University of South Dakota stepped down as head football coach due to ill health. Line coach Marv Rist was appointed interim coach while a successor is chosen.
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