Pirates Rally Past Cardinals In Doubleheader Sweep
The Pittsburgh Pirates, led by late rallies and strong hitting, swept a Sunday doubleheader from the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 and 5-3 after a walk in the opener. Los Angeles and Cincinnati also won with key comebacks while Montreal and Houston rolled to early victories.
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Southern Cal Wins AAU Swim Title in Cincinnati
USC captures its second straight AAU men’s crown with 666 points, beating Indiana 255 as Washington’s Rick Colella earns the men’s high point. Santa Clara routs Cincinnati Marlins to win the women’s title. Shane Gould dominates with three golds and 77 points. Jack Tingley and Leslie Cliff set records on final night at Keating Natatorium.
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Walton To Play In Russia Tests
UCLA stars Bill Walton and Greg Lee will join the U S national team in a series against the Soviet Union, playing at least two games in Los Angeles on April 29 and San Diego on April 30. The tour spans Albuquerque, Indianapolis, New York and Baltimore with AAU and Bob Cousy announcing the plan after NCAA approval.
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Giacomin Shuts Out Bruins as Rangers Win Big
Ed Giacomin blanked Boston 4 0 in New York’s playoff triumph while Dryden faltered for Montreal. Rod Gilbert and Pete Stemkowski opened the scoring as the Rangers built a 4 0 lead before coasting to the win.
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