M and M boys shine as Mantle Maris pace Yankees early season
The M M boys Mantle and Maris lead a 3 game Yankee win streak after Mantle belts a first homer of the season and Maris adds his second in a 4 22 game. Their long hitting run boosts New York as other AL results show California over Washington 10 7 and KC over Boston 6 1.
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Major Leaders in National and American League Batting
Snowy Edinboro College baseball game suspended as snow halted notables. Morgan and Mays lead batting lists while Yastrzemski and Oliva top hits. Scott and Robinson connect in RBIs. Pine and Parker among leaders in doubles and triples. rain and snow postpone a Fredonia matchup.
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Wednesday NBA schedule features marquee matchups
The card lists Los Angeles at Philadelphia and Houston at New York as evening twi nights with St. Louis visiting Chicago. Also slated are Cincinnati at Atlanta and San Francisco at Pittsburgh with St. Louis again at Chicago.
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VFW Ends Key Tourney in Bowling Finals
The VFW Men’s B League and Businessmen’s League wrap up a doubles and singles tournament on VW lanes. Stan Hajec and Tony Stec won doubles with 1244, Bob McCray led singles with 656. Joe Malek and Bernie Ross tied for second at 627. Bill Stockton had best game with 273. Angelo Frisina led singles with 246 and 277 with handicap.
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Ex-Clipper DiMaggio Nets Hole In One At Sharp Park
Hall of Fame baseball star Joe DiMaggio, former New York Yankee Clipper, sank his first hole in one on the 140 yard 15th at Sharp Park during the Godfathers Tournament and won a color television set donated by Joe DiMaggio.
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Lehigh golf champions in soggy MAC course
A four man Lehigh University team captured the Middle Atlantic Conference golf tournament beating Franklin and Marshall by five strokes. Lehigh sloshed through a soggy Bethlehem course in chilly weather to finish 672 to 677 among 27 teams in the event.
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Willie Mays Near Babe Ruth Mark With 200 Short Of 714
The New York AP report notes Willie Mays at 513 homers as of 1951 with the next blast bringing him within 200 of Babe Ruth 714. It cites mentors and rivals such as Spahn Law Drysdale Burdette Koufax and Roberts while predicting a possible 40 homer season to reach Ruth’s total by 1971 and references Ted Williams 521 and Jim Foxx 534 in the era.
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Beavers Add Pittsburgh School to 1966 Football Schedule
Corry Area High School announces two schedule changes for 1966 led by athletics director Lou Hanna. Taylor-Allerdice of Pittsburgh will be the No 3 opponent September 23 at Sheen Field replacing Johnsonburg, a first ever Pittsburgh foe for Corry. An away game at Jamestown October 8 replaces Bradford. Six home games, four at Sheen Field, with season tickets six dollars.
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Podres Traded From Dodgers to Tigers for Cash
Veteran left hander Johnny Podres, a lifelong NL pitcher, is headed to the American League after being traded by the Los Angeles Dodgers to the Detroit Tigers for an unnamed player and cash. Tigers manager Charley Dressen intends to use him in the bullpen or as a spot starter as Podres adapts to his new league.
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Freddie Haas Ties Fans To 100000 Open Show
Arnie's Army and Jack's Pack rally as Freddie Haas leads Freddie's Fans for the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club. Haas, who turned 60 in January, aims to add another victory while facing legends like Palmer Nicklaus Casper and Sanders. The event opens Thursday with a pro-am Wednesday.
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Figuring The Big Leaguers Figuring The Majors
New York AP reports Matty Alou of Pittsburgh leads his brothers with a .383 batting average while Felipe Alou of Atlanta sits at .300 and Jesus of San Francisco at .213. The Pirates acquired Matty from the Giants last winter. Long games remain common as only eight finished under two hours this season. Ed Kranepool struggles at the Mets with a .175 average after a 24 at bat drought. Sonny Jackson of Houston eyes stolen base pace against Maury Wills.
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