Aaron Cracks 3,000 Hits in Braves Reds Doubleheader
Hank Aaron joined the 3,000-hit club with a run-scoring single and added a 70th career home run in the nightcap as Cincinnati swept Atlanta 5-1 and 7-6. Stan Musial accompanied the ceremony, presenting the ball, while the Braves lost both games to fall seven games behind the Reds in the NL West. Other NL results included Montreal over Pittsburgh 8-7 and Los Angeles 8 San Francisco 0. In AL action, Minnesota beat Milwaukee 6-1 and Kansas City swept Chicago in a doubleheader.
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Foyt Takes Third in Indianapolis Time Trials
Al Unser led a strong showing as Foyt finished third in the Saturday time trials for the 54th Indianapolis 500. Rutherford posted the fastest single lap, with Foyt close behind, while pole contenders and several former champions qualified amid tight speeds at the Speedway. A notable crash damaged Bob Veith’s Watson Offenhauser but caused no injuries.
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Twin Whammy Placed on White Sox
Royals beat Chicago 3-2 in 10 innings and 8-4 as Joe Keough and Jim Booker drove in key runs. Rooker also starred with three-run second inning and solid pitching, while Ed Herrmann homered twice for the White Sox. Minnesota, Oakland, and other AL and NL results follow with rain affecting several games.
Arkansas visits Stanford aims for season open
Arkansas coachesBreaux and Kinard watched Stanford without Plunkett and several starters in a spring game. Stanford defense impressed as Arkansas prepares for a Sept. 12 Little Rock opener. Linbackers and cornerbacks shown strength while key players Moore Sande Shockley were absent. Jackie Brown and Randel Vataha drew praise forBIG plays.
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Trevino Learns From Blancas In NIT Victory
Homero Blancas beat Trevino to win the National Invitational with a 72-hole total of 273, finishing one stroke ahead of Gene Littler and Trevino. Blancas earned 525,000 first prize as Trevino and Littler each took 57,50. Blancas credited Trevino with a swing tip that helped his game, while Trevino celebrated a brotherly mentorship that paid off on the Colonial Country Club course.
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Rookie Center Has a Brain Concussion
MONTREAL AP Michel Briere a 20 year old rookie center for the Pittsburgh Penguins was unconscious but listed in satisfactory condition after brain surgery to remove a blood clot from a car accident. He had 12 goals and 32 assists for 44 points this season and helped Penguins reach third in the NHL West Division and a Stanley Cup berth.
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Indiana Triumphs Over Los Angeles In ABA Final
The ABA final saw Indiana defeat Los Angeles 114 to 111 as Indiana leads the best of seven series two games to one. No game is scheduled for Saturday with remaining matches set for Anaheim.
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Pacers Tie Series With Second Win Over Stars
Indiana Pacers rally to beat Los Angeles 114 to 111 in Anaheim after trailing at halftime. Mel Daniels scores 31 and grabs 27 rebounds while Roger Brown adds 23 points. George Stone nets 29 and Merv Jackson 28 as Pacers take lead in best-of-seven series.
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Hope Golfers Finish 11th in State Meet
Hope High golfers Ralph Routon and Jack Turner placed 11th at the state meet in Little Rock. Turner shot 163 and Routon 168 for a 72 hole total of 331 strokes. Van Hurean won the AA state title with Charlie Polk of Marlania taking medal honors. Routon’s last rated year ends, but Turner and teammates Jimmy and Jerry Pruden plan to return next season to defend the district title.
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Arts and Letters Ends Career With Leg Injury
Inglowoor Calif AB Arts and Letters, 1969 horse of the year, returned to New York after a leg injury and sixth at Hollywood Park in the Californian. X-rays show the inside branch of the left suspensory tendon bowed. prognosis doubtful for a racing future. Training could be delayed six to eight months. past earnings include 950,604 as a meeting horse in 1969 and 632,404 lifetime prior to Saturday's race.
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Wanted Men and Women for Civil Service Tests
Public notice offers free booklet and guidance for U S Civil Service exams with high starting salaries and job security. Claims decades of private school experience since 1948, not government affiliated, and urges immediate request by mail. Includes address in Pekin Illinois and licensing note.
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