Cardinals Overcome Pittsburgh in Antioch NASCAR Night
NASCAR championship racing resumes at Antioch County Fairgrounds with time trials at 7 15 p m and heat races at 8 30 p m. In baseball notes the St Louis Cardinals overcome Pittsburgh errors and walks in a 40 5 victory as Crawford and McCarver contribute in the late innings.
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Keough Drives Reds Past Mets in 5-0 Victory
Subbing for slumping Gordy Coleman at first base, Martyn Keough drove in three with a homer as the Cincinnati Reds blanked the New York Mets 5-0. Joe Nuxhall won to improve to 13-6, allowing three hits in a complete game effort while Tracy Stallard yielded five hits and one run before exiting in the eighth. The Reds broke it open with four runs in the ninth against relievers Craig and Powell.
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California League Stock Highlights From Yesterday
Yesterday's games featured Rays Culp of the Phillies and Reno’s strong pitching limiting Milwaukee to two hits in an 8 to 2 victory. Bakersfield beat Salinas 4 to 9 while Santa Barbara shut out Stockton 1 to 0 as Reno visits Modesto and Bakersfield hosts Salinas.
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Rest for Willie Ends on Friday
San Francisco Giants star Willie Mays will not wear a Giants uniform again until Friday when the defending National League champions begin a free game series in Los Angeles. Manager Alvin Dark said he will rest Mays, earning $190,000 a year, after discussing the situation with the player. Mayes says he is tired but feels fine. Dr. C Sailer confirmed no injury to May’s core.
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Time Running Out For Cardinals in NL Chase
The National League race tightens as St Louis trails Dodgers by the clock. The Yankees lead the Dodgers by 19 with 24 games left for Los Angeles, 23 for New York. If White Sox win all remaining, they hit 102. Yankees need 13 wins in 23 to reach 103. Cardinals could reach 102 with 24 victories. Dodgers must win 19 to deny St Louis while Giants need 23 to reach 98, forcing Dodgers to win 15 to beat last year’s NL champions.
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No Tickets Left for Giants Dodgers Series
San Francisco Giants announce that all box and reserved seats for the Los Angeles series on Friday Saturday and Sunday are sold out. Eight thousand general admission grandstand seats and 2,200 bleacher seats go on public sale at 11 am Friday for the night game and at 5 am Saturday and Sunday for the day games.
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United To Meet Circus In Exhibition Soccer Match
The United Soccer Club hosts Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey circus team tonight at Frank Youell Field at 6 pm. The Uniteds began workouts at Airport Park on Wednesday nights and invite prospective players to camp. The team competes in the Peninsula Soccer League with regular season starting in October. The United Boys team will begin practice on Sept 21 at Airport Park.
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Warriors ship Navolls to Celtics in cash deal
Willie Nawls, veteran forward newly with the San Francisco Warriors after coming from New York, was traded to the Boston Celtics. The Celtics sent an undisclosed cash sum and a future draft pick for the former UCLA star.
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Dick Stuart’s 26th Home Run Beats Sox Past Orioles
Dick Stuart hit his 26th homer and became the first American Leaguer this season to reach 100 RBIs as the Boston Red Sox fell to the Baltimore Orioles 4 to 3.
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Painful Moments Don’t Defeat Culp
MILWAUKEE AP The road to success for a baseba ll pitcher made his elbow tender. Culp earned his 12th victory by striking out eight over two hits as the Phillies edged the Braves 2 0. He returned to form after a sore elbow limited him to one month, prompting praise from manager Gene Mauch.
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Big Six Ponders Admitting Oregon and Oregon State
The Big Six discussed admitting Oregon and Oregon State, with a plan to allow a year of eligibility to be spent at a junior college before competing in athletics. The advisory council and athletic directors will review the rule change, which would not be retroactive and would affect future transfers from four-year schools.
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Lotz to Lead Bay Area Trio in Amateur Golf Championship
Hayward’s John Lotz heads a six man Bay Area contingent at the National Amateur Golf Championships, teeing off Monday at Wakonda Country Club Des Moines. He meets James Paul of Locust Valley NY in an early round as six day schedule unfolds with top amateur title up for grabs.
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Hornsby Voted No 1 National League Player of All Time
Boston reports Rogers Horns by star second baseman for the Cardinals Giants and Cubs topped a weekly Academy of Sports Editors poll. From the regionals, 1,794 entrants were whittled to 24 competitions with single rounds Monday Tuesday and double rounds midweek. Castlewood Country Club to host its first annual Men's Invitational September 21-22 with Ken Ray as chairman.
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Rainiers Blank Tacoma in Coast League Tilt
Seattle hitters combined strong pitching to topple Tacoma 20 to 8 in a Pacific Coast League game. Jay Ruehle and Felix Maldonado Jasight contributed on the mound and at the plate, helping Seattle snap a four game skid.
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