Lolich Halts Orioles as Detroit Ties Series
Mickey Lolich finally evened his late inning record against the Baltimore Orioles after a shutout-worthy relief effort. The Detroit left-hander shrugged off earlier setbacks to secure a victory, keeping the game within reach as the teams battled.
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R D Takes 2 Shutouts In CL Play
Raleigh Durham pitchers Bob Kesier and Doug Drier tossed 1-0 shutouts as the Triangles swept a doubleheader from Burlington in Carolina League action. Domingo Appellaniz homered to start the nightcap, and Kinston edged Peninsula 6-2 in extra innings with Gary Manderbach winning.
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Sedgefield Swim Team Tops Sheraton Tankers In Pool Meet
Sedgefield Swim and Racquet Club led from start to finish beating Sheraton Tankers 320 to 234 in a community meet. The event featured extensive medley and freestyle relays and age group finals with many teams posting winning times and multiple swimmers earning top honors.
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Dodgers rout Padres as Buckner drives in five
Friday's Stars highlights Bill Buckner of the Dodgers blasting a homer and three singles driving in five runs in a 9-2 victory over San Diego. Rich Clark of the Angels pitched a two hitter to beat the A's 1-0 in a brilliant duel with John Odom.
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Petraglia Sets Money Record With Masters Victory
Johnny Petraglia extends his 1971 earnings to 67 478 dollars after winning 325 dollars at the ABC Masters, breaking the single year money record on the professional bowling tour.
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Al Unser Seeks Winning Cycle After Indy Victory
Al Unser, 32, the defending national champion, led in the Schaefer 500 at Pocono as he pursues a continuing winning cycle. The field included Donohue Foyt Andretti Revson and Bobby Unser, with Unser having won the Indy 500 this year and earning $750,000 in 15 months.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading the East at 51 29 with New York 4 31 four games back. West Bay Saint Louis? No. Philadelphia and Montreal trailing. Friday results include Pittsburgh over Chicago 5 1 and Houston over Cincinnati 3 2. Sunday slate features multiple matchups across cities with key divisional games.
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Olsen Declared Free Agent By NFL
Patriots executive says Phil Olsen has a contract expiry due to an error by Boston and he is free to negotiate with any NFL team. Olsen, 6 foot 5, 260 pounds, missed his rookie season after a knee injury and his West Coast move is favored by his brother Merlin Olsen.
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Boston Strangler and PSYCHO project nights teased
A feature highlights Albert DeSalvo, the self confessed Boston Strangler, detailing his crimes against 13 women and the city while also promoting a screening of Hitchcock's PSYCHO as a tie in.
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Giants Stopper Gibson Dominates Without Stars
Bob Gibson shut down the San Francisco Giants 7-2 without Willie Mays Willie McCovey or Dick Dietz. He improved to 5-7, snapping a four game skid as the Cardinals erased an early 2-0 deficit with a fourth inning rally and surged to the win.
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Quick Pride Aims For Hambletonian After Yonkers Win
Yonkers New York AP Quick Pride the 3 year old driven by Stanley Dancer won the Yonkers Futurity Trot a 110795 dash first leg of the trotting Triple Crown Dancer has won this event four times He now eyes the Hambletonian on Sept 1 at DuQuoin and the Kentucky Futurity in October He beat 21 1 long shot Savoir driven by Jimmy Arthur by a nose in a late drive
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