Chicago Ends Losing Streak In Tight AL Race
Five teams sit within 4 games in the American League pennant chase as the White Sox beat Detroit 6-4 in 10 innings to end Chicago’s skid and remain atop the standings. Minnesota and Boston hover a game back, Detroit sits four back, and California trails by four. Cleveland and Baltimore split features with Oakland and New York also contending in a tightly packed AL race unfolding across Tuesday night action.
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Judge Upholds Reserve Clause in Barry Lee Case
San Francisco judge blocks Barry from playing for any team except the Warriors until September 30, 1958, citing the reserve clause. Clyde Lee faces potential salary talks as New Orleans Buccaneers rework rosters amid ABA founder moves. Barry’s agent signals possible early trial. New Orleans may release Bobby Love to clear legal path. Danny Whelan named Knickerbockers trainer after Pirates stint.
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Colts Focus On Unitas Comeback As Shula Plans Fresh Start
Westminster AP report outlines Baltimore Colts coach Don Shula reshaping the roster around Johnny Unitas amid shoulder concerns. Newcomers Ray Perkins Bubba Smith Jim Detwiler and Rick Volk add depth while veterans Berry Mackey Moore Orr and Matte anchor offense. Punter Dave Lee leads league with 45.0 yard average as plans aim to return to 1964 level and push for title.
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Cubs End Pirates Streak With 60th Win of Season
Chicago surged to its 60th victory, ending Chicago’s nine game losing skid as Ernie Banks and Randy Hundley fueled a early lead. Willie Stargell sparked Pittsburgh’s start with Maury Wills, but Joe Niekro sealed Chicago’s win with a complete game for his sixth win.
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Country Club Ladies Day Golf at Corry Club
Twenty one women participated in yesterday’s Ladies Day Golf at Corry Country Club. Ann Chillock was low gross winner for the ithole group with Betty Bertram taking low net. Ruth Carrig won both low gross and low net in nine-hole play. Game of the week was secret Partners with Ann Chillock and Mary Helene Williams winning for the 1 holers and Martha Gibson and Louise Rickers for the nine holers.
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Tillman to Yankees New York acquires catcher Bob Dillman from Boston
In a waiver deal the New York Yankees obtain catcher Bob Dillman from the Boston Red Sox for 29000 dollars. The transaction includes details of prior game notes with doubles by Blunt and McLaughlin Jackson as winning pitcher for Lutherans 112v100-8 Catholics 620003.
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Keystones Open Playoff Meet Kennedy at Loveland Field
Keystones host Kennedy in a Shaughnessy Cup playoff opener at Loveland Field Sunday. Keystones, who finished second to undefeated Randolph, face Kennedy, who split two games with them this season. Barry Graham hurls for Kennedy, while Tom Morton starts for Keystones in a must win game with elimination for the loser.
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Browns Trade Ninowski To Redskins
HIRAM Ohio AP The Cleveland Browns traded quarterback Jim Ninowski to the Washington Redskins in a three way move that opens a battle for the backup role behind Frank Ryan. Browns owner Art Modell said Ninowski and Ryan are similar in age and a group of young quarterbacks will compete for the spot. Ninowski 31 is headed to Washington for quarterback Dick Shiner 25 and a draft choice or later consideration.
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Pappas Dominates Reds as Dodgers Lose Ground in NL
Milt Pappas fires 9 strikeouts with no walks and two hits allowed in seven innings, Cincinnati beating Houston 5-0. In NL action, Los Angeles and St Louis split, Philadelphia edges San Francisco in 10, New York tops Atlanta in 11, and Chicago beats Pittsburgh as Cubs snap seven-game skid. Perez belts his 20th homer for the Reds. Fairly and Brock help Dodgers and Cardinals steady trades, Mets also win behind Johnson's homer.
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Redskins Bears Meet Tonight In National Exhibition
The Chicago Bears meet the Washington Redskins in a nationally televised NFL exhibition tonight at 8 p.m. EDT in Washington D C. CBS carries the game with an expected sellout crowd near 45000. Gale Sayers and Charley Taylor loom as key contrasts as the Bears seek a repeat of last year’s 24 10 win.
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Italian mare Graianella added to Roosevelt International Trot field
Westbury N Y August 19 the foreign contingent for the 100 Roosevelt International Trot was completed with the acceptance of Graianella an Italian mare.
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