Brav es Cubs temper outbursts highlight Tuesday games
Ferguson Jenkins hurled bats toward the mound after his removal in the Cubs 6-2 loss to Atlanta at Wrigley. White Sox manager Chuck Tanner ejected in the sixth inning of a 5-4 loss to Milwaukee as helmets were thrown from the dugout. Yankees beat Angels 7-2. Royals beat Indians 8-5. Orioles outslugged Texas 12-10. Twins routed Tigers 12-1.
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Brewers edge Sun Kings in 15 innings for win
San Antonio’s Brewers edged the El Paso Sun Kings 5 4 in 15 innings as Fred Smith scored the winning run on a Danny Covert double. Rick Sawyer will start for San Antonio in the All Stars. Other games saw Midland rally to beat Amarillo 3 2 and Memphis defeat Arkansas 8 5 with Alexandria Shreveport rain postponement.
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Squeeze bunt lifts A's to 1-0 win at Fenway
Oakland reliever Darold Knowles pitched a complete game as Dick Green's squeeze bunt produced the only run in a 1-0 victory over Boston at Fenway Park. Elsewhere in the majors, Baltimore outslugged Texas 12-10 and Minnesota routed Detroit 12-1 while New York beat California 7-2.
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Forgotten Man Concannon Preseason Spotlight for Cowboys
Veteran quarterback Jack Concannon gains a first chance to impress as Dallas hosts New Orleans in a preseason game. Coach Landry plans to start Concannon for a quarter, then rotate all three QBs as Staubach and Morton hold edge for the No. 1 spot. Other NFL notes surface about Dolphins Browns Broncos and Bengals signings.
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Babe Ruth the myth and the man who redefined baseball
Aaron chases a record as Henry Aaron faces a public that debates Ruth as myth and measure. Ruth, from Baltimore streets to St. Marys Home for Boys, rose to power with a mighty swing. His 714 career home runs defined a legend beyond his era.
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Johnny Unitas sues NFL club for breach of contract
The 40 year old quarterback Johnny Unitas filed a $725000 suit in Baltimore Superior Court claiming malicious breach of contract by the Baltimore Colts. The suit alleges General Manager Joe Thomas impeded his 1970 contract, with Unitas seeking compensatory and punitive damages.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Baseball standings show New York leading California 7-2 and Oakland 1-0 over Boston. Wednesday matchups include Oakland at Boston and California at New York, plus Chicago at Milwaukee and Baltimore at Texas. Thursday features Cleveland at Kansas City and a single Texas League setback for Arkansas.
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