Harrelson lauds A's comeback and Mets star remarks
Oakland star Harrelson defends his team and credits their self reliance after a tough series, while Mets pitcher Matlack laments his struggles and praises his club's effort. The duo reflects on Holtzman, Campaneris and Reggie Jackson's late homer, and Mets relief depth.
Mays Ends Storied Career With Bench Sit Anticipation
Willie Mays, the Say Hey Kid, aged 42, ended his active playing days with the Mets by sitting on the bench in a Sunday game in Oakland. He spoke of potential instructional work for spring training and reflected on career highlights, including the 19th inning pinch bid that ended his on-field play.
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Jackson Stars Through Threat After World Series MVP
Oakland star Reggie Jackson said a life threat nearly two weeks earlier influenced his mindset during the postseason. He recalled a meeting with Charlie Finley and a warning delivered in Finley’s office at the Oakland Coliseum a few days before the World Series. Jackson, who hit a two run homer in the clinching win over the Mets, noted his bodyguard watched from the stands as he played through fear.
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Buckeye Wins Kaiser Open In California
Ohio State golfer Vie Sneed and rival Schlee battled through brutal rain on Silverado’s course to force a third playoff at the Kaiser International Open. Schlee defeated Sneed on the extra hole after Sneed bogeyed in the bunker, earning $30,000 and moving Schlee past $100,000 in year winnings.
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Oakland manager Dick Williams to lead Yankees in shift
In a major AL shakeup Dick Williams, who steered Oakland to back to back World Series titles, is set to be announced as the New York Yankees manager. Yankees executive Leo MacPhail is expected to become AL president and Joe Cronin chairman at the league meeting in Chicago on Tuesday.
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