Jones Falls Short In bid To Become 20th win
Randy Jones remained confident but failed to reach 20 wins as the New York Mets defeated the San Diego Padres 14 to 1. Jon Matlack outpitched Jones earning his 13th victory while Padres manager John McNamara was ejected after a disputed call. A separate Reds win over the Cubs and Cardinals defeat of the Braves highlighted other NL action.
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Davis Batting Eye Proves Still Sharp At 37
Tommy Davis, age 37, delivered a pinch hit in the 11th inning to lift California to an 11 to 8 victory over the New York Yankees after the Angels relinquished an eight run lead. Davis, signed earlier this season, shows ongoing power and contact as a veteran star. He remarked on his wish to keep playing and his love for the game.
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Baseball Standings and Leaders Highlight 1969 Season
Major league standings show the New York Yankees leading the American League East with a 72-44 record, followed by Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Boston Milwaukee and Oakland. National League leaders include Madock Griffey and Morgen among top hitters, with pitchers like Seaver and Carlton posting strong ERAs and strikeout totals. Results from key games feature Houston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Atlanta, New York, Montreal, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, San Diego, and others with notable home runs and wins.
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Massengale Wins Hartford Open With Late Two Putts
Rik Massengale won the Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club with a 266 total 18 under par after a Sunday 66. He edged Al Geiberger and J C Snead as Don Massengale’s tip helped fix his grip and turn around a rough season in muggy mid 90s heat.
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Vikings Rally Behind Rookie Sammy White in 23 17 Win
Minnesota veteran Gilliam out as second round pick Sammy White shines in relief and helps beat Cincinnati 23 17 after a late Bengals tying score. Tarkenton notes White's catch secures the win amid overtime hesitancy. Other NFL results include Los Angeles toppling Oakland 23 14 and Dallas defeating Detroit 36 16. Cleveland visits Philadelphia tonight.
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Osborne Emphasizes Conditioning For Season Opener
Osborne cautioned that conditioning is a major factor after a two hour workout in 90 degree heat as Nebraska prepares for the season debut on September 11 in Baton Rouge against Louisiana State. Taiwan dominated the Little League Big League World Series final 4-0 against Broward County with Lin Huawei stealing home and Yang Ching Long driving in key runs.
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