Dr Strangeglove Adds Strange Bat to Phillies Spotlight
Dick Stuart, nicknamed Dr Strangeglove for his glove work, heated up against Los Angeles with a homer and two run single as Philadelphia beat the Dodgers 4-2. He hit .243 overall against the league’s top staff, 5 homers and 14 RBIs in 11 games vs Dodgers, while handling Dodger pitching. Other NL results included Cincinnati over Chicago 3-1, San Francisco shutout New York 3-0, Houston over Pittsburgh 5-1, and in AL New York Yankees crushed Minnesota 10-2, White Sox beat Boston 4-3, Kansas City defeated by Detroit 3-1, Angels 3-2 over Washington, Baltimore 2-0 over Chicago.
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Open championship chase narrow at St Louis
Gary Player, a muscular South African, closes in on his lifelong aim as the U S Open lead tightens. Fredly noted contenders like Gene Littler and Ray Floyd stay within stroke of the top, amid a dense field at Bellerive with Scott and Nicklaus fighting back from early rounds.
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Oregon Eyes Second Straight NCAA Track Crown
Bruce Mortenson of Oregon delivered a winning 3000 meter steeplechase at the NCAA championships, earning 10 points and keeping the Ducks tied with USC at 20 as 13 events remain. Friday's winners included Charlie Greene Nebraska 9.4 and Paul Kerry USC 13.9 in hurdles.
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Mortenson Might Bring Ducks Title
Mortenson leads into the semifinals in the 44 yard intermediate hurdles as Nebraska's Greene wins the race with a 9.4 seconds, tying the stadium record. Darel Newman of Fresno State and Lynn Headley of Nebraska are runners up, with Bernie Rivers of New Mexico in fourth. New Mexico and Northeastern close behind as Nebraska earns 16 points heading into final day.
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Hank Aguirre shines in American League dominance in brief
A jumble of box style notes reports Hank Aguirre and other pitchers starring in diverse AL results. Chicago and Cleveland wins uplift pennant hopes as New York, Boston, and Baltimore suffer, with occasional homers and scoring bursts noted across multiple games.
Whitworth Mills Lead By 1 Stroke In Open Round
Kathy Whitworth and Mary Mills held a one stroke lead at the Cosmopolitan Women's Open after the first round at Macktown course. Whitworth shot 38 31 89 while Mills posted 32 69. Contenders include Cornelius Haynie Palmer O Mann and others as Wright withdrew with inflamed tendons.
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Games Last Too Long For Rebels
The Montgomery Rebels, buried in last place in the Southern League standings, lost to Birmingham 4-3 after 8 1/3 innings as the Barons scored four runs in that frame. Charlotte defeated Asheville 2-1 to drop the Tourists to second place, Chattanooga beat Columbus 1-0, and Knoxville defeated Lynchburg 6-2 in 10 innings. Montgomery used three pitchers in the ninth but were unable to finish Birmingham. Jim Driscoll hit a key homer for Birmingham. Knoxville plated four in the 10th, with Reggie Alvarez homering and two more runs scoring on two singles and a double.
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Yankees End Slump With Six-Run Rally Atop Twins
New York Yankee hitters broke a 35-inning drought with a six-run first inning surge, led by Mickey Mantle’s eighth career grand slam and a flurry of homers from Mantle, Roger Maris, Phil Linz, and Ross Moschiko as the Yankees defeated Minnesota 10-2. Bill Stafford won after poor support earlier, restoring a glimpse of the old Yankee power.
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