USA Women Swim Team Trails Canada in Pan Am Meet
The United States women’s swimming team struggles in Cali Colombia as Canada dominates with multiple medals including golds led by Diana Cliff and Dana Deathraff delivering the lone U S gold in the 100 meter breaststroke. Brazil and Canada secure key relays and strokes as USA faces a challenging Pan American Games week.
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Marmont DiMag winner secures Hayward crown and regional bid
Marmont DiMag wins the Hayward title with a 3 1 playoff victory over Vel's Cabs at Mor eau High. Dave Gaily hits a homer as Marmont finishes the Hayward campaign 14 8 and advances to the NorCal Regional in San Leandro. The double elimination event also features Win Chell's Taints and Bolde Marm Chocolates, as Marmont ends the season 10 batters.
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Beards Wins American Golf Classic In Tight Akron Finish
Jerry Beards wins the American Golf Classic with a 275 total after a final round 74. Dale Douglass 278, Bob Murphy 279, Jack Nicklaus 280 chase Beards at Firestone South. Lee Trevino’s tip helped Beards rise to over $100,000 in earnings this year as Heard shares top spots and Palmer, Rodriguez, Till also contend.
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Secret agents lurk in shadows at Pan Am CALI
Confidential chatter hints at cloak and dagger intrigue during the Pan American Games in Cali Colombia as spectators wonder about a mysterious senorita and hidden agents. The report cites Cuban and U S agents reportedly posted at exits and beds amid a carnival atmosphere and secrecy.
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Death shrouds Cuban siege as Do mingo Gomez falls from Havana building
Rumors swirl around the mysterious death of Dominico Gomez, a veteran Cuban trainer, who plunged from a Havana Cuban headquarters building. Officials initially labeled it suicide, then an accident, while witnesses near by heard cries and saw figures on the roof. The case fuels rumors of defectors, Fidel Castro’s agents, and possible espionage, leaving the truth unclear.
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Jets Namath renews return amid recovery updates
Namath reports to Jets camp with renewed vigor after wrist surgery and last season’s knee procedures. Dr James A Nicholas, the Jets physician, predicts a mid November return if timing allows, with possible active role if playoff pursuit continues. Al Woodall shifts to No 1 backup as Namath eyes late season involvement.
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Williams and Beckert lead Cubs doubleheader surge
Frank Robinson? No. In a Giants Cubs twin bill, Williams homered twice to lift his season total to 21 as Chicago split the two games. Beckert added three hits in the opener and four in the nightcap, while Kessinger, Regan, and others contributed. Lefty Pappas earned his 18th win in the nightcap, defeating San Francisco for the first time since Aug. 13, 190. Bryant took the loss in four innings, allowing seven hits and four runs. The Cubs moved to third in the NL East, seven games behind Pittsburgh and one behind St. Louis.
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One-run split for Hornets in San Jose semipro baseball
In the San Jose Semipro League the Hayward Hornets split a doubleheader with the San Jose Mets. The Hornets won 5 4 in ten innings on Lyle Elvin’s bunt scoring Jerry More after a fourth inning 4 4 tie, while the Mets captured the nightcap 7 6 behind seven first-inning runs off pitcher Mike Freeman. Evnie Gardeza homered and doubled for Hayward in the first game and relieved Freeman, allowing two hits in three innings. The Hornets stand 6-6 in the division and travel Sunday for a doubleheader versus the Pied Pipers at Tackle Ridge. Two other games were canceled due to umpires not showing.
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McDowell in fold resumes with Indians rotation
Cleveland Indians pitcher Sam McDowell, who left the team over a bonus clause dispute, has reached terms with the front office and will rejoin the starting rotation this week. He was suspended on July 31 for missing games as the 1977 season bonus was nullified by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn.
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50th State Leads Paced Northern California Hawaiian Baseball
South San Francisco trails 50th State AC of Hayward by two games in the Northern California Hawaiian Baseball Association after a doubleheader split at Burri-Buri Park. Correa's, also of Hayward, won the opener 12-4 with Manny Rivera and Lian Rodrigues each collecting three hits. In the nightcap Correa's committed five errors. Tony Rivale limited hits and Henry Matias hit a two run homer as Correa's fell 1-0. Correa's home next Sunday to Pattie Garner Field for a 1 pm twin bill with Richmond.
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