Mets Giants Longest Game In Major League History
The New York Mets and San Francisco Giants played the longest game in major league history by time, lasting seven hours and 23 minutes over 23 innings. Del Crandall drove in the winning run in the 23rd, delivering an 8-4 victory for the Giants after the Mets tied it late. Humble performances included Rey McMillan starting a triple play, Billy Williams raising his batting average, and several late-game homers shaping multiple outcomes in the doubleheader.
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Chicago Takes First Position In American League Scramble
Chicago White Sox climb to sole AL lead after sweeping Detroit in a weekend four game set. Don Buford, Ron Hansen power the attack while Tom McCraw Al Weis contribute lifting Lopez's club into first place as Baltimore and others shuffle behind. Ward exits with back injury amid tense pennant race chatter.
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Player Wins Festival Open In Indianapolis Golf Open
Gary Player overcame a rough final round to win the Festival Open in Indianapolis. Nicklaus and Casper tied for second at 280, with Doug Ford among others close behind. The victory adds $12,000 to Player’s haul, moving him up the money list behind Nicklaus, Palmer, and Casper.
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