Sports Angles YUOOOuwx In By Lou Engel
Lou Engel reports on Sports-Angles as the Journal-World charts key games, standout performances, and coaching moves across the season with emphasis on teams, players, and outcomes.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1966
Page
14
Lou Engel reports on Sports-Angles as the Journal-World charts key games, standout performances, and coaching moves across the season with emphasis on teams, players, and outcomes.
Juan Marichal pitched 14 innings for a 1-0 victory over the Phillies, claiming his ninth win of the season with a 0.59 ERA. The piece notes his holdouts for higher pay, Drysdale’s higher salary, and past bat incidents involving Marichal and Roseboro, plus ensuing fines and suspensions in the Pacific Coast League bat affair.
Seattle manager Bob Lemon drew a $100 fine after quotes in Vancouver papers threatening action if Rosario was not dealt with. Rosario received the sole suspension for using a bat as a weapon, while Marichal avoided harsher punishment with an 11 day suspension.
Giants pitcher Ray Sadecki allowed 11 earned runs in 13 1 3 innings over four starts since joining from Philadelphia. The Giants lost 9-2 as the Phillies scored early and Sadecki failed to retire a batter in the fifth. Gaylord Perry was placed on the 15 day disabled list with a sore ankle, leaving the team shorthanded.
Jerry Quarry of Bellflower California and Tony Alongi of Paterson New Jersey fought to a draw in a lightweight contest. Zerrita Gonzalez from Tacuba Mexico outpointed Lady Linares of Puerto Rico in the same card.
Thayne Smith details a twice foiled attempt to slip away for fishing with friends and wives. After a first day at Pomona Reservoir, the crew hopes for a big crappie haul at Fancy Creek Cove but land only a few small fish. The trip ends with the author returning to home duties and a promise to try again in about three weeks.
Claude Osteen of Los Angeles threw a three hitter as the Dodgers defeated the New York Mets 4-0. Andy Etchebarr en of Baltimore collected three hits and drove in two runs including the tie breaking score in the Orioles 4-2 win over Kansas City.
Don Craig and Joe Richards shared top honors at Lawrence Speedway Friday night by winning the A-Feature and B-Feature main events. Craig won the A-Feature trophy cash and the consolation race while Richards won the B-Feature, with Hattabaugh Malien Lux Warren and others finishing in the heat and consolation races.
The Outdoor Writers Association of America announces it has grown to roughly 1,200 members. Members collaborate on outdoor journalism, photography, and conservation projects across national chapters.
Johnny Pott, 30, holds a four stroke lead in the $57,000 Oklahoma City Open after two rounds at Quail Creek. Pott stands 133 for 36 holes amid favorable weather, with Tom Weiskopf at 137 and Tony Lema at 139 nearby.
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