Three Reds Homer as Cincinnati Tops Cardinals 3 2
Jim O'Toole pitched five hitters for the Reds in a 3 2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Vada Pinson Frank Robinson and Cardenas homered for Cincinnati while Curt Flood extended his hitting streak to 29 games. Oliver homered for St. Louis, but O'Toole earned his second win.
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Colts Stop Braves With 7-4 Setback
Houston Colts defeated the Milwaukee Braves 7-4 behind relievers Bob Bruce and Dick Farrell and home runs by Hal Smith and Jim Pendleton who drove in five runs. Bruce earned the win with nine strikeouts, the first of the season, as Milwaukee managed only two hits after the first inning.
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Stagg Named Honorary Referee for West Coast Relays
Fresno Calif UPI reports Amos Alonzo Stagg dubbed honorary referee for the 36th West Coast Relays set for May 12. The veteran pioneer of American amateur athletics receives the honor in a ceremony recognizing his long contributions to track and field.
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Roy Martin Spikers Sweep Zone Practice Titles
Roy Martin led a sweep in all three age groups at Rancho High as he dominated the dual meet against J D Smith. Lloyd Pierson and Bob Banks posted multiple wins in sprints and jumps while Craig Powell set a county high jump mark in his age group and Pete Woodruff added sprint victories.
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Red Sox Storm Past White Sox 13-6 in Big Fifth Inning
Boston erupted for 12 runs in the fifth inning off five Chicago hurlers, routing the White Sox 13-6. Carl Yastrzemski drove in four in the frame as Boston piled 13 hits and seven pitchers combined for the victory.
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Phillies Hold Off Mets In Late Rally For 6 5 Win
Philadelphia survives a ninth inning bases loaded none out threat to beat New York 6-5. Dallas Green returned from kidney infection to work the eighth ninth innings and preserve the win. Frank Thomas hit a two on blast for the Mets while Ted Savage and Tony Taylor provided key Phils offense earlier.
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Pirates Rally to Defeat Dodgers in Ninth Inning
Pinch-hitter Bob Skinner delivered a bases-loaded single in the ninth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers, snapping a four-game skid. Dick Groat drew a leadoff walk, Clemente continued his multi-hit night, and Roy Face earned the win as Moeller faltered late for the Dodgers.
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Rodriguez Favored To Repeat Over Bahama In TV Bout
Luis Rodriguez of Cuba seeks his 43rd victory and 18th knockout in 47 fights as he defends a recent win over Yama Bahama. The 10 round middleweight welterweight clash at St Nicholas Arena airs on ABC 7 p.m. Las Vegas time with Rodriguez favored 13-5 and aiming toward a Griffith title shot.
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Eighth Inning Surge Nets Tribe 6-5 Win
Cleveland Indians top Kansas City 6-5 as John Romano belts a two run homer in the eighth after Tito Francona and Al Luplow walk to load the bases. Sam McDowell earns the win while Dan Pfister suffers the loss after a seven inning one hitter becomes costly in the eighth.
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Needles Dominates Boulder City in 8-1 Victory
Needles High batterymates Rich Huebner and Mike Kenna led a California Mus tangs attack as Boulder City fell 8-0 in a non conference game. Huebner hit a two run homer of 400 feet in the second inning, while Kenna allowed three singles and fanned 10 over seven innings to preserve Needles 12th win in 15 games.
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Blossom Golf Lead By Faulk In Peach Blossom
Mary Lena Faulk shot 69 to lead the Peach Blossom tournament by one stroke over Betsy Rawls and Barbara Romack who tied for second at 70. Mickey Wright opened with 38 and finished 83 after a 9 on the 11th, putting her out of contention in the 4 hole event in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
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Downes Finally Wins in Boston
Former British Empire middleweight champion Terry Downes won an $11 000 Boston decision yesterday without lifting a glove. Superior Court Judge Thomas J. Spring dismissed Walter Cartier of Scotch Plains New Jersey suit claiming to have managed Downes since December 9 1956 saying the contract was signed when Downes was 20.
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Rowing Powers Meet in 54th Oakland Dual
California and Washington, rowing powers of the far west, meet for the 54th time in the Oakland estuary. Cal, last year’s International Rowing Association champions, defeated Washington on Lake Washington to end eight straight Husky wins. Both crews face a new three mile course with limited experience this season. Washington beat Oregon State, while Cal beat USC, UCLA and Stanford but lost to Long Beach State.
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