Hickman Card Delivers Cubs Win to Halt Braves Streak
Jim Hickman drilled a leadoff homer in the seventh, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 2 1 victory over Atlanta. Don Kessinger tripled and scored in the sixth for the Braves earlier. The loss ends Atlanta’s five game win streak and the Cubs snap their slump while Chicago catcher Glenn Beckett and Kessinger were involved in a first inning triple play.
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Dodgers edge Phillies with late plays and Davis streak
Dodgers win behind Crawford’s ninth inning catch on Hisle drive and a sac fly by Gabrielson. Willie Davis extended his batting streak to 26 games as he chipped in two singles, lifting his average to .318 after a rough stretch post All Star Game.
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Padres Rookie Santorini Dominates Nineteenth Pitching Win
San Diego rookie Al Santorini fired a two hitter to beat Montreal 3-0, ending a six game skid. Only Ty Cline’s infield single and Coco Laboy’s ninth inning hit broke up the no hit bid.
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Yankees Beat Royals on HR and timely hits
Jimmie Hall capped a four run third inning with a two run single and Bobby Murcer homered for his 19th of the season as the New York Yankees defeated the Kansas City Royals 6 to 1 Friday night. The Yankees used a multi run frame to take a lead and held on behind strong pitching.
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Maloney Rolls To Complete Game In 8 1 Win
Jim Maloney pitched his first complete game since April 30 as Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 8-1. Pete Rose and Alex Johnson starred with key hits and strong innings, while Maloney worked through eight hits and two jams to go the distance.
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Marichal Dominates Mets As Bonds Hits Three Run Homer
Juan Marichal scattered four hits over seven innings and Bobby Bonds belted a three run homer as the San Francisco Giants defeated the New York Mets 5-0 for their ninth straight win. The victory widened the NL West lead to 1 1/2 games over Atlanta and Cincinnati. Marichal improved to 16-9, facing 31 batters with six strikeouts and one walk. The Dominican pitcher held NY to two singles by Bob Pfeil and silenced Swoboda and Cleon Jones with minimal trouble.
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Twins Rout Red Sox As Kilighrew Oliva and Nettles Power
Harmon Killebrew Tony Oliva and Graig Nettles homered as the Minnesota Twins routed Boston 10 4. Killebrew drove in a run with a sac fly and belted his 37th homer to boost his league leading RBI to 115. Nettles added a three run shot and Oliva homered for the 18th time. Tom Hall limited the Red Sox to three more hits after a second inning blast by Rico Petrocelli.
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Clutch Hit Paces Pirates to 4 2 Win Over Astros
Al Oliver delivered a two out two run double in the 10th inning lifting the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4 2 victory over the Houston Astros. Matty Alou and Roberto Clemente advanced on walks and a steal before Oliver’s double. Bob Moose earned the win to improve to 9 2 in relief of Bob Veale who pitched seven innings.
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Chisox Hit Homers To Defeat Indians In Chicago
Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland Indians 4-2 aided by Tom McCraw two run homer and solo shots by Luis Aparicio and Buddy Bradford. scoring summaries show McCraw and Aparicio contributing key drives as Chicago climbs to victory.
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Lifeguards Hold Taplin Race Today Belmont Shore
Lifeguards stage the Taplin Race at 10 a.m. on 62nd Place Belmont Shore with paddling swimming and rowing events on the program.
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Pepitone Fined Five Hundred Dollars and Suspended
New York Yankees first baseman Joe Pepitone was fined 500 and suspended indefinitely for leaving the dugout during a game and before another. Manager Ralph Houk and club officials cited Pepitone’s personal troubles including financial worries and marital difficulties as context for the disciplinary action.
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Palmer withdraws from Governor bid focus remains on golf and business
Arnold Palmer announced on Friday he is not running for Pennsylvania governor. He will devote full attention to golf and his business interests. In other NFL news Clifton McNeil agreed to terms with the 49ers ending a holdout. Rocky Bleier writes to teammates after injuries in Vietnam. A high school incident in Castlewood Virginia resulted in a death and several injuries as a goal post struck a live line. Charles Tidwell, a former Kansas track star, shot himself after killing his wife in Denver.
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Indoor Cycle Races at Sports Arena
Los Angeles hosts the California Class A Speedway Motorcycle Championships at the Sports Arena with an 8:30 p.m. start. The three week series runs through September 7 and ends September 13, featuring a 25 race card on a 320 yard dirt track.
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Lolich Fans 12 En Route to 100th Win in Majors
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich earned his 100th major league win and 17th of the season with a five-hitter. Willie Horton contributed three hits and two RBIs, including his 18th homer, as the Tigers rolled Seattle 6-1, sending the Pilots to their 13th loss in 14 games. Lolich struck out 12 to improve to 17-7.
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Dodgers Rally Amid Bees and Buzz From Phillies
Richie Allen returned to Connie Mack Stadium and was greeted by a swarm of bees before singling. Dodgers notes report Jim Brewer in traction at Centinela Valley Hospital, two more days there, while Bill Sudekis still weak after a five day hospital stint. Larry Hisle aims for Rookie of the Year with 142 strikeouts, and Dave Nicholson’s 175 season mark looms. Chuck Stevens promotes Palm Springs golf dates October 23 to 25. Lakers manager Walter Alston denies retirement talk. Tony Taylor suffers tonsillitis. Eddie Sizemere named Dodgers Rookie of the Year. Claude Osteen seeks 18th win against Jerry Johnson.
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Oakland Athletics Three-Hit Senators in 5-0 Win
Jim Nash pitched the first start since July 15 and joined by two relievers to hold Washington to three hits. Oakland snapped a three game skid with a shutout, scoring two runs in the eighth as Dick Green opened the rally with a triple, Reynolds scored on Reynolds walk then Johnson drove in the second run on a pinch single, Cater sac fly brought in Reynolds for the final tally.
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Rock Island Sports Shop blanks Nitehawks in ISC quarterfinal
Lefthander Gary Ralfs struck out 14 and allowed two hits as Rock Island Sports Shop defeated Long Beach Nitehawks 2-0 at Douglas Park in the International Softball Congress championships. Marty Mosier homered for the Sports Shop in the second inning.
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Matthes Breaks Hall's Swim Mark in Berlin
East Germany's Roland Matthes, 18, set a 200 meter backstroke world record at the East German championships finishing in 2 minutes 6.4 seconds. He surpassed Gary Hall of Garden Grove by 0.2 seconds to claim the new mark.
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Angels Sweep Doubleheader Amid Nine-Run Rally
The Angels win the nightcap with a dramatic eight hitter by McGlothlin who holds the Orioles as Roger Repoz drives in the decisive runs in left field. Reichardt sits with a headache as Rick Reichardt remains on the bench after the opener.
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