Tigers ride Wilson string as Orioles fall in Detroit
Earl Wilson earned his 11th win in seven major league seasons with Detroit, marking his sixth straight victory since a mid season trade from Boston. He struck out 11 and allowed seven hits in a 3 4 game over the Orioles, highlighting a Tigers surge. Ford was placed on the disabled list with a circulatory ailment, with plans to seek care in Houston. Elsewhere, Boston toppled Minnesota, Chicago swept Cleveland, New York beat Kansas City, and Washington defeated California.
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27th For Hart Giants Rally To Top Braves 9 4
Giants rally to beat Braves 9 to 4 in a continuing game story. Details mention a player returning from injury and plans to pitch again in September stretch drive. The note references a quick comeback within a few days and a tentative schedule.
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Ford Not Certain He'll Pitch Again
Ford, a long time hurler in the club's history, may not return to the mound after a 25 loss record and seven weeks in the bullpen. He missed action June 6 24 and his ankle swelling worried doctors as he eyed a big week ahead with the Giants facing the Dodgers after a Cincinnati series.
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Mueller Named Indians Coach for 54 Year MLB Career
Cleveland AP reports Ray Mueller a 14 year major league catcher and former Indians scout was named first base coach on Sunday. Mueller, 54, will join the Indians in Baltimore Tuesday replacing Reggie Otero who moved to coaching third base after George Strickland was named manager succeeding Birdie Tebbetts Friday.
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Natl Loop Leaders: Runs Halted in Arra, Allanta
Natl Loop leaders list shows halted runs by several players including Clemente and Stargell with Pittsburgh. Pitching leaders note Perry and Marichal posting strong numbers. Regan and Sisk cited among notable city performances. The fragment mentions 85 and 82 figures, 0 percent, and 908 totals in stated contexts.
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9 World Marks In AAU Swim
Indiana AC's 142 in the men's division and 182 to 130 for Philadelphia's Vesper Boat Club in the women's. Jen's, Los Angeles AC was third in. bath.
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U S Team Sails to Pan American Maccabiah Games
Six American swimmers and one diver depart Lincoln for Sao Paulo Brazil to compete in the sixth Pan American Maccabiah Games. Jack Abramson announces Richard Petters will coach the squad. The events begin with swimming Wednesday after the games open Tuesday. (Named athletes include Mark Split of Santa Clara Swim Club and Marilyn Ramenolsky of Arizona Desert Rats Aquatic Club.)
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World of Sports Mixed Badgered Notes and Games
World boxing notes shift as Kipchoge Keino seeks distance, while Cokes and Gonsalex set for a welterweight title bout in New Orleans. San Jose wins Colt League World Series with four runs in eighth, and Little League World Series field includes international entrants. Also coverage of a boxing strike and a reader’s bowling question amid a busy sports page.
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