Milwaukee Sud Price Drops But Real Action's in Ohio
The Tigers and Indians erupted in a seventh inning brawl in Cleveland after a hit by pitch. Rays Fosse required stitches as tempers flared, with several players ejected. Other AL games saw Oakland win, Cuellar extend win streak, and Boston, Baltimore, and Kansas City posting victories. NL results included Mets, Cubs, and Giants wins as well.
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Royals stay hot with 6-1 win over Angels
Kansas City slugged 14 hits and Paul Splittorff pitched a complete game for a 6-1 victory over the Angels. Amos Otis had a double and three singles, and Paul Schaal reached base in 10 of 14 trips as KC extended its hot stretch. Cookie Rojas had the first error in 52 games at second base. The Cubs routed the Cardinals 15-5 in Chicago as Leo Durocher benched most regulars in the sixth inning after a season-high earlier.
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Hawks rout Olathe as Wiebrock fans nine in 10-1 win
Lawrence Hawks defeated Olathe Post 4 in the first inning and rolled to a 10-1 victory behind pitcher Dave Wiebrock, who allowed three hits and struck out nine. Gary Brown hit a two-run triple, Bobby Floyd added a two-run double, and E Crumer contributed two hits as Lawrence improved to 7-3 ahead of Sunday’s doubleheader with Post 74.
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Pitchers Great In Holcom Play
A no hit pitching night highlighted Holcom League action as Melvin Lisher hurled a second no hitter this season, guiding the Jaycees to a 3-1 win over the Breakfast Optimists and edging Rotary 3-1 with a fifth inning rally that featured a Mil ler double.
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Wilhelm falters as Salb and Penny shine at NCAA outdoor meet
In Seattle Husky Stadium, Kansas star Steve Wilhelm struggles with a six place shot put and fails to reach discus final. Teammates Karl Salb wins shot with 66-11 3/4, Bill Penny takes hammer bronze 1986, Penny plans seminary study while Laid preacher.
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Disappointing Day for Kansas Trackmen at Friday Meet
Kansas faced a tough day with 17 points in the team race as Salb in discus Colson in javelin and the 440 relay hoped for points. Tom Scavuzzo Frank Johnson Mike Bates and Phil Reaves ran 40.5 in the 440 heat to reach finals amid rain and issues with baton handoffs. Neihouse and Bornkessel failed to qualify in hurdles and 880. Bornkessel protested a misaligned sixth hurdle but judges ruled it did not change the results. Wilhelm struggled with flu and tendon issues, while Barry Schur finished 10th in the decathlon with 6 598 points.
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Wright's Ready For Chiefs After Surgery Return
Elmo Wright has recovered from knee cartilage surgery and signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. Coach Hank Stram announced Wright, a former Houston University star who set NCAA records and was Chiefs' first draft choice. Wright, 6 feet, 200 pounds, previously earned five All American selections.
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Mann Liquori Seek Third Straight NCAA Track Titles
Ralph Mann of BYU and Marty Liquori of Villanova pursue third consecutive titles as NCAA meet narrows to final day. Mann qualified in the 440 hurdles with 50.5, while Liquori rests with rainy day conditions. Kansas’ Karl Salb claimed shot put with 66 feet 11 and a half inches. Oregon, USC and UCLA contenders hold firm for team title amid setbacks and surprises.
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