Oliva and Darwin Spark Twins Past Red Sox in Boston
Tony Oliva collected three hits and scored twice while Darwin added two hits and three RBIs as the Minnesota Twins beat the Boston Red Sox 9 6 in the opener. Oliva who has knee concerns played DH and ran well, boosting his average to .263.
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Busby Battles to No Hit Bid as Royals Beat Brewers 5 3
Steve Busby held Milwaukee hitless through 5 1 3 innings before Dave May homered to break the bid in a 5 3 Royals victory. Mayberry drove in two runs while Gene Garber earned the save as Kansas City improved with strong support from Jim May and John Mayberry.
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Yank Cagers Add Barnes For 5th Game
In Indianapolis US coach Bob Cousy adds 6-8 Marvin Barnes and 6-9 Len Elmore for the fifth US USSR basketball game. The two teams, tied 2-2, expect a tougher, more physical matchup with Belov returning for the USSR.
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Ex Derby Champs Living On Quiet Derby Fame
Louisville AP report notes 15 living Derby winners, including Count Fleet pensioned in Paris Kentucky, with 14 at stud. Riva Ridge heads to 4 year old campaign. Secretariat among 3 year entrants for a $125000 Derby with CBS and CBS radio coverage. Northern Dancer fastest Derby at 2 minutes flat in 1964.
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UW-Eau Claire Stops Indians In Doubleheader
UW Eau Claire defeated UW La Crosse 4-3 and 3-1 to pull into a dead heat atop the WSUC standings. Hall Claire built a 3-0 lead in game one before a four-run sixth for Eau Claire. Schmidt drove in the decisive runs. In game two Mau Claire pitcher Tom Stehle limited LC to a one-hitter as the Blugolds won 3-1 despite LC’s missed scoring opportunities.
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A's use designated hitter and pinch hitter in 11-4 win
Oakland tops Cleveland 11-4 as Deron Johnson is listed as DH and Gonzalo Marquez as a DH pinch hitter. Johnson drives in runs. Marquez contributes, while Dick Green starts at second. White Sox bulldoze Yankees 5-0 for seventh straight victory.
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Arkin Wins Conference Singles Title for UW-L
UW-L's Guy Arkin claimed his second straight Wisconsin State University Conference singles title by defeating Oshkosh's Gary Hamachek 3-6 6-4 7-5. Oshkosh led in team scoring with 46 points as Whitewater, Eau Claire, and La Crosse trailed.
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Canonero II Sets Belmont Track Record in Stymie Handicap
In Canonero II final stakes appearance of 1972 the 4 year old colt set a Belmont Park track record running one mile and an eighth in 1 46 1 5 in the Stymie Handicap at Belmont.
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