Reds Wallop Cubs Behind Five-Run Third Inning
Cincinnati Reds rout Chicago Cubs 7-3 as Pete Rose and Alex Johnson each collect three hits. Rose ignites a five-run third that chased Ferguson Jenkins, with Lee May, Johnny Bench, and Tony Perez driving in runs. Jay Ritchie blanks Cubs until ninth, Clay Carroll seals win.
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White Sox edge Indians 1-0 on unearned run
Tommy John scored an unearned run in the fifth inning and, with relievers Bob Locker and Hoyt Wilhelm, limited Cleveland to four hits as Chicago defeated the Indians 1-0. Walt Williams doubled home the run off Steve Hargan, who took the loss in seven innings.
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Foy’s grand slam sinks Tigers as Red Sox win fifth in row
Boston Red Sox rally to beat Detroit 5 3 after Joe Foy hits a grand slam with two outs in the eighth inning. Pat Dobson walks Dalton Jones and Carl Yastrzynski doubles before Wyatt finishes the inning. Stange earns his fourth win.
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Gibson Pitches 9th Shutout of Season
Bob Gibson scattered four hits and earned his 13th consecutive win as Roger Maris delivered a third inning single to back the shutout in Atlanta Friday night.
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Wynn delivers go-ahead homer in ninth for Astros over Pirates
Jim Wynn doubled off Roy Face with one out in the ninth to drive in the tying and winning runs as the Houston Astros beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1. Steve Shea earned the win in relief, while Jim Bunning left with a hamstring injury after facing the tying run.
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McLain Keeps Lead Over Lefty Pace for 31 Wins
Boston report notes Denny McLain’s 23rd victory boosts him three days ahead of Lefty Grove’s 31 win pace in 1931. McLain stands 23-3 with 20 complete games as Grove’s 31 win mark was reached in 1931 with 27 complete games and early August milestones.
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Nitehawk hurlers throw perfect game in tourney win
Art Bunge and Norm Pfingsten combined for the state softball tournament's first perfect game as the Long Beach Nitehawks defeated the Santa Ana Rockies 2-0 at Pearson Park Anaheim. Bunge struck out seven in four innings and Pfingsten fanned three in three innings. Osborne opened the scoring with a single off loser Carrol Buckels.
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Patti Hogan Falls to Krantzcke in Piping Rock Tennis
Karen Krantzcke of Australia upset Patti Hogan the 10th ranked American to reach the Piping Rock Women's Invitational semifinals 6-4 7-5. Also listed are local baseball and basketball results and upcoming 7 p.m. games including Sleep-Aire Hawks at Rosemead with Don Sarno pitching.
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Senators Athletics Trade Triumphs
Ken McMullen hit his 15th home run in the 10th inning to lift the Washington Senators to a 3-2 win. Oakland Athletics beat the Senators 4-2 in the opener as Dick Green launched a three run homer in the ninth.
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Washington A's split as Senators rally in loss
The Senators erased a 2-0 deficit with a two run rally in the sixth before the Athletics answered. Phil Ortega earned his fifth win in relief while Dennis Higgins took the loss. Bert Campaneris and Frank Howard figured prominently in a tense late inning sequence. Tim Cullen and Rick Monday contributed with timely hits.
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Giants fall to Mets in ninth as mishap seals comeback
In San Francisco the Mets rally from a 4-2 deficit in the ninth on singles by Swoboda and Harrelson and a two run misplay by Giants fielder Jim Davenport. Agee and Stahl score the tying and winning runs for New York as Cal Koonce earns the victory.
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Roseboro's 11th inning homer lifts Twins past Yankees
John Roseboro led off the 11th with a homer off Fritz Peterson and Minnesota beat New York 4-3 as Jim Roland earned his third relief win. Roseboro added a third inning RBI double, and the Twins tied the score in the ninth after trailing 3-1.
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