Beaver Jerry Mick Enters Dartmouth Freshman Football Camp
Jerry Mick chosen as Section 2 middle guard in the 1966 football poll has notified Dartmouth officials he will be a candidate for the freshman team this fall after being accepted as a student at Hanover New Hampshire. He also starred for the Beaver footballers and excelled behind the plate for the Stavings and Loan Legion.
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Twins Apply Pressure On White Sox In AL Race
The Minnesota Twins moved within three games of the league leading Chicago White Sox after beating Baltimore 4 0 behind Tommie John s nohitter. Manager Eddie Stanky defended his July fourth remark and praised the club s pitching while noting bullpen fatigue ahead of a four game series with Minnesota. Philadelphia Phillies to hold a three day tryout camp at Robertson Field Meadville starting Monday for 18 to 22 year olds.
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White Sox blank Orioles as John fires two hitter
Tommy John pitched a two hitter and drove in Chicago's first run in the fourth, delivering a 4-0 White Sox win over Baltimore. Minnesota Twins swept the Yankees 6-3 and 7-6 behind Tony Oliva's key hits lifting them to second place, while Detroit beat Cleveland 6-1 on Earl Wilson's two-hitter.
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Moose overpower WEW 10-2 as Casler stars in second start
Gary Casler wins his second start with eight strikeouts and two hits in four at bats lifting the Moose to a 10-2 victory over WEW. Dean Vanderhoof and Rick Fenno add two hits each, Casler also contributing, while Craig Sampsell homers for the Vets.
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Tigers Hit Streak Continues Despite Kaline Absence
Seeee Los Angeles at Pittsburgh N Chicago at Atlanta N Cincinnati at St Louis five of seven games with Al Kaline sidelined and Willie Horton available for only pinching. Mayo Smith notes others must rise to compensate as Leon Wagner leads with a leadoff homer and Wilson endures a string of retired batters before Chuck Hinton's eighth inning pinch single.
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Cubs Fall Behind After Doubleheader Loss to Braves
Cubs drop a day-night doubleheader 63 42 to Atlanta, fall a half game behind the Cardinals on the Fourth of July. Marichal loses to the Mets as San Francisco slips past, while Pittsburgh tops Los Angeles and Philadelphia sweeps Houston. Koufax joined by Reese Kubek Blattner to handle All-Star telecast from Anaheim.
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Alston Names Nine Steady All Star Selections
Los Angeles manager Walter Alston selected nine players to join the starting lineup for the National League All Star Game in Anaheim on July 1. The picks include Tom Haller, Tim McCarver, Ernie Banks, Tommy Helms, Tony Perez, Willie Mays, Pete Rose, Rusty Staub, and Jimmy Wynn, balancing experience and star power. The roster distribution shows St Louis, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, and Houston well represented.
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Yanks Beat Braves In Teener League Action
The Yanks scored five runs on three hits to defeat the Braves in Monday Teener League action. Brent Allen earned the win in relief of Gary Zajac after one hit in the seventh tied the score. Dan Corbett took the loss after seven innings of hitless ball before the Yanks erupted in the eighth. The Yanks committed three errors, the Braves four.
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Niekro Brothers Make Major League Pitching History
In Atlanta on Independence Day 1970 brothers Joe Niekro of the Cubs and Phil Niekro Jr. of the Braves started pitchers, a first in major league history. Phil Sr. watched, hopeful for a low scoring duel. Joe left after three innings as Phil Jr. held Chicago to four hits. Dad admitted being more emotional than the players. Also noted, Pan American Trials invite 99 U S track athletes for Minneapolis trials July 15-16 to select teams for Winnipeg and Montreal meets.
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