Dodgers Pitcher Singer Throws No-Hitter Over Phillies
Bill Singer, 26, pitched his first no-hitter in seven Dodger seasons, defeating Philadelphia 5 4. He took a $50 bonus, pledged by Dodger tradition since 1952, and despite praise he downplayed the payment. Singer returned from hepatitis and improved since coming back June 14, fanning 10 with no walks.
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Record $510000 Buy Sets World Horse Price Tag
Frank McMahon of Vancouver bought a full brother to Majestic Prince for $510000 at Keeleland Summer Yearling Sales setting a world record and Keeneland marks for highest price paid by a single buyer and highest earnings by a seller. He will receive a refund of about half the amount due to owning a half interest in the dam.
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Alcan World Championship golf berths narrowed in Philadelphia
Bob Charles and Miller Barber secured spots with scores from three tourneys. Billy Casper leads chasing pack, needing a solid Avco showing to defend title. Remaining 10 berths depend on four qualifying events including New Orleans Western Philadelphia and Avco.
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Top Tennis Players Start Rounds Today at Cincinnati
The 83rd Western Tennis Championships at Cincinnati Tennis Club opens with top players amid seeded entries. Ilie Nastase of Romania is third seed and among the contenders, alongside Nancy Richey of San Angelo and other leading names scheduled to play.
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Solunar Tables and tennis seeds clash in mixed action
The piece blends Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight with tennis results from ALM Texas and Rosemary Casals. Monday action saw Dick Stockton defeat Pancho Guzman 6-2 6-3, Mike Kreiss beat Dick Crealy 6-4 4-6 6-2, and Ken Rosewall win 6-2 6-3 as seeds advance. Other results include Franulovic over Benavides 1-6 6-1 6-4 and Graebner over McKinley 7-5 6-4.
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Williams to miss action with minor left-side pull
Minnesota Twins pitcher Stan Williams will be out a week to 10 days after pulling a left side muscle in Sundays game with Cleveland. Team physician Dr Harvey O Phelan reported Monday X rays showed no injury to the side and estimated a short stay on the shelf.
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No-Hitter Threat Fades as Phillies Fall to Singer
Los Angeles pitcher Bill Singer carried a near no hitter into the sixth inning before Philadelphia broke through late. Singer, fighting hepatitis earlier in the season, struck out 10 over 7 2/3 innings to lift the Dodgers past the Phillies. The night’s action also kept tight NL East races airborne as Pirates, Mets, and Astros posted results.
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