Nagle Leads Open With Two-Under 68 In Round One
Kel Nagle, 44, Australia, shot a two-under 68 to take a one-stroke lead in the U S Open at Bellerive. Notables including Deane Beman Mason Rudolph and Gary Player posted 69 69 and 70 respectively as long hitters struggled. Jack Nicklaus fell to 78 after a disastrous start with a six on the first hole and another on the second.
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Colts Host Riverside Tonight
Jim Kaat limited the Chicago White Sox to four hits yesterday and Don Mincher and Zoilo Versalles homered as the Twins boosted their league lead in a Chicago game.
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Orioles Rally Past Yankees In 16th For Seventh Straight Win
Pinch hitter Bob Johnson lined a sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in the 16th, scoring Russ Snyder as Baltimore beat New York 2 1. Dick Hall stranded a late threat by catching Tom Tresh’s liner and doubling Roger Maris to end the inning.
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Opening Pioneer League clash as Colt lineup reshaped
The undefeated Las Veg as Colts open a three game series with Riverside at Cashman Field after sweeping Hollywood All-Stars and Downey. lost players Durgin Guthrie Mobli see depart for majors. new pitchers Robinson and Brown added as two regulars Injuries may limit Powell and Nitschke but both expected to play. Riverside boasts 13-1 overall and five Cal Poly Pomona players in its lineup.
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Cubs Top Astros In 11th Inning Slugfest Win
Billy Williams singled with two outs in the 11th to drive in Doug Clemens and lift the Chicago Cubs to a 6-5 victory over the Houston Astros. Clemens opened the inning with a double off the left field fence.
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Pirates top Cardinals 4 1 behind Law and Stargell homer
Vern Law scattered seven hits for his sixth straight win as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4 1. Willie Stargell hit a two run homer in the fourth his 15th of the season and second straight game winner. Bob Gibson took the loss for the Cardinals despite an early eight win run. Skinner Gagliano Flood contributed offense for St Louis. Jim Hatfield signed to attend Southern Methodist University on a track scholarship.
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Milwaukee Braves Rally To Top Phillies 4-2
Braves erase a 2-1 deficit with three runs in the late innings led by Felipe Alou and Hank Aaron teed off by Torre and Culp. Billy O'Dell earned the win after Ken Johnson exited. Ray Culp took the loss as Philadelphia built a two run lead in the seventh.
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Cooper Keeps Title In Grueling Battle
In Birmingham Henry Cooper retained his British and Empire Heavyweight titles when challenger Johnny Prescott quit in his corner after absorbing a brutal 10th round onslaught. Prescott, weighing about 190 pounds to Cooper 186, was dropped twice in the 10th before retirement.
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Stardust Open Billiards Title Won by Harold Worst
Harold Worst of Grand Rapids Michigan captured the Stardust Open all around billiards title in a $30000 event at the Stardust Hotel. He won the nine ball final 11 7 against Irving Crane and the one pocket final 4 1 over Ed Kelly Jr. Worst finished the round robin at 5 1 with Crane 3 2 and Kelly 0 5.
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Swimmers Shine at Blue Fin Invitational Norwalk
North Las Vegas swimmers under coach Sandy Sandoval excelled at the Blue Fin Invitational in Norwalk, California. Bruce Morgan dominated the 11-12 division with five events including wins in the 200 m individual medley and 100 m freestyle, plus second in the 100 m breast and 200 m freestyle and fourth in the 100 m back. Hale Sheets claimed the 13-14 100 m breast title, while Mike Gregor earned a 15-17 division second in the same stroke.
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Osteen Throws One-Hitter by Dodgers in 3-0 Win
Los Angeles pitcher Claude Osteen limited the San Francisco Giants to one hit as the Dodgers blanked them 3 to 0 at Dodger Stadium. Osteen walked five but struck out five for his second win of the season, boosting his record to 6-6. The Dodgers scored in the first on a Roseboro two-run single and later benefited from a passed ball in the third. Hiatt accounted for the Giants’ lone hit in the second inning.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule
BENE Standings and Thursday results list Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 6 Houston 11 innings while Los Angeles shut out San Francisco 3 0. Saturday games include Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee New York San Francisco Pittsburgh Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles Minnesota. other pairings shown for leagues and cities.
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Angels Sign Oe and Pat Tin in Free Agent Draft
Los Angeles Angels announced the signing of catcher John Oe and pitcher Marty Pat Tin as their third and fourth free agent moves. Olerud, 21, captain of Washington State baseball and an All Pacific Coast area player, will be assigned to Seattle of the Pacific Coast League.
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