Mathews Connects as Braves Top Astros 4-2
Ed Mathews hit a two run homer in the seventh to power Atlanta past Houston 4-2 at the Astrodome. Deron Johnson and Bill White contributed key hits as Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 4-3 and Philadelphia routed Chicago 11-5 with White driving in five runs.
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Twins end Angels rally as Kaat wins 5-3 in Minneapolis
Jim Kaat earned his 17th victory while Harmon Killebrew hit a two run homer and Ron Mele praised the win. Bill Rigney was ejected after arguing a call in the seventh inning as Minnesota broke a 2 2 tie with a two run triple by Kaat and held on for a 5 3 victory over California.
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Vikings Trim Fullback End Dottie Veasley and Miranda
Coach Norm Van Brocklin announced two more cuts from the Minnesota Vikings rookies end Dottie Veasley from Mississippi Valley State and fullback Bob Miranda from Santa Clara. Vikings now have 52 players in camp and must trim to 49 by next Tuesday.
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Boog Powell homers lift Orioles past Red Sox in extra innings
Boog Powell delivered three homers, including an 11th inning two-run shot, to power the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-2 win over Boston while Jim Gentile and Chuck Hinton led Cleveland past Washington 4-3 and Norm Cash fueled Detroit’s 6-5 victory over New York.
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Ridgeview Stables Horse Show crowns Gleiss and Hoeschler
Sparta rider Kathy Gleiss wins saddle seat at Ridgeview Stables Show edging La Crosse teen Janice Hoeschler. Hoeschler takes two firsts and three thirds in events riding Sir Charles. Ann Nussdorfer and Jerry Heberlein also place in multiple divisions.
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Patriots offense to rely on Parilli as 66 optimism grows
The Boston Patriots roster preview highlights Babe Parilli as key to a reemergence and notes other players like Artie Graham Gino Cappelletti and Jim Nance shaping a cohesive unit. Depth via rookies Karl Singer Dick Arrington and Jim Boudreaux is praised while concerns linger over the running game and line depth. Prediction: Fourth.
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Prokes Captures Airport Trap Shoot Victory
Prokes edged Dan Bendel to win the Airport Trap Club shoot Sunday. Prokes hit 21 of 25 in the second round while Bendel had 19 of 25. Howard Gerling finished second with 24 of 25 and 20 of 25. Other top shooters included Lind Bjergum, Bob Hengel, Les Hodous, Bill Klaus, Ron Schmit, Jim Pertzsch, Doc Malin, John Brown, Ernie Theisen, and Bob Taylor with high 20s and low 20s across two rounds.
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Carner Wins USGA National Women's Amateur in Playoff
Seattle's JoAnne Gunderson Carner outlasted Marlene Stewart Streit in a sudden death playoff to capture the USGA National Women's Amateur Golf Championship in Sewickley Pennsylvania.
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