Baltimore Birds Rip Twins With 19 Hits
Baltimore Orioles pounded Minnesota Twins 14 to 5 behind a 19 hit attack led by Dave Johnson Andy Etchebarren and Luis Aparicio. In a six run first inning Camilo Pascual took the loss as the Twins rallied for four runs in the first inning including Rich Rollins homer. Eddie Watt earned the win in relief of Dave McNally as Baltimore moved to 5-6 in decisions.
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Marichal Dominates Reds To Keep 10-0 Record
Cincinnati notes the 22-game winner Juan Marichal fires a complete game of three runs or less as the Giants edge the Reds 3-1. Leo Cardenas homers for Cincinnati, while Hart adds his 13th. Marichal improves to 10-0 with nine strikeouts in seven innings, and St. Louis beats Houston 3-1 behind Ellis, with Reed and Tolan contributing early runs. Washington defeats New York 5-1 as Richert strikes out eight in a four-hitter, and Chicago edges Pittsburgh 2-0 as Broglia hurls four-hitter with a key double. Boston tops Chicago 1-0 on Contogolo’s second-inning homer as Horlen allows three hits in seven.
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Official Mill Wins Indy 500 Amid Protest and Turmoil
Graham Hill labeled winner of Memorial Day Indy 500 after Gordon Johncock’s protest is denied. Bitter reactions follow a chaotic first lap that eliminated 11 cars. Clark finishes second amid controversy over fueling, timing errors, and pit procedures.
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Baseball Standings and Probables From Tuesday and Wednesday
National League results include San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 6 and Atlanta 2 Houston 8. Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 4 New York 4. American League games show Washington 1 New York 1 and Kansas City 7 Detroit 4 with Cleveland at Minnesota and New York at Chicago. Wednesday and Thursday matchups list Mets at Cubs and Dodgers at Giants among others with pitchers listed.
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Baseball Free Agent Draft Set for Next Week
New York reports that baseball will hold its second annual summer free agent draft next Tuesday and Wednesday commissioner William D Eckert announced. All clubs in major and minor leagues will pick to negotiate with high school graduates sandlot and college players. 813 players were drafted last year with 459 signing. A special-phase selection precedes the regular draft. Giants pick first. Mets finish last and draw first in the major league draft. Minor league order mirrors affiliates. Each major league club may make one selection. Triple A two. Double A four. Class A unlimited.
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Asheville Holds To First Place
Asheville hammered Macon 22 to 8 for 29 hits as the Southern League saw a dazzling offensive night. Montgomery outlasted Knoxville 8 to 7 in 15 innings, while Columbus beat Charlotte 7 to nothing and Mobile shut out Evansville 9 to 0.
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