Kaat Leads Twins Past Brewers In May Showdown
Minnesota ace Jim Kaat pitched six strong innings and drove in a two run homer to back a 4 2 win over Milwaukee. The victory lifts the Twins to 1.86 team ERA as they outpace Oakland by two and a half games in the AL West. Worthington returns to coach the staff emphasizing attitude and preparation.
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Sooners Seek Big Eight Title in Kansas City
The Oklahoma Sooners and Colorado Buffaloes enter a three game series and a doubleheader to decide the Big Eight baseball championship. Oklahoma State was eliminated after Kansas swept a three game set, winning 10-7 and 3-0 in Saturday games.
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Jayhawks-OSU clash fuels season pivot in tight race
KU rose to third with an 11-9 record after a 63 point win over Oklahoma State. OSU dropped to 10-10 while Oklahoma at 10-7 must sweep two of three at Missouri and Colorado to seek the title. Remaining schedule features matches with Oklahoma and Nebraska, plus Iowa State games.
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Standings and Results Mixed From Night Baseball Schedule
Eastern League results include Albany? Noted games: Rochester 3 Louisville 1. Tidewater 4 Peninsula 1. Syracuse at Toledo rained out. Quebec City 9 West Haven at Sherbrooke 6. Elmira 4. Asheville 7 Charlotte 1. Montgomery at Columbus rained out. Jacksonville at Savannah rained. Birmingham at Knoxville rained and on wet grounds.
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Jacobs brothers testify as Crime Committee hearings resume
Max and Jeremy Jacobs of Emprise Corp face questions as the House Select Committee on Crime continues hearings. Sammy Davis Jr and alleged mob figure Carlos Marcello are slated to testify, with a mystery witness noted for tapping a congressman's phone. Emprise, tied to hotel ownership concealment in Las Vegas, also faces legal action.
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Malloy Critical After Speedway Crash
Race driver Jim Malloy was in critical condition at Methodist Hospital after his Eagle Offenhauser crashed through the infield and into the wall during practice for the Indianapolis 300 mile race. He was freed after about 30 minutes with a hydraulic rescue tool used for the first time at the speedway.
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Blalock Captures Suzuki Crown in Pasadena
Jane Blalock won the Suzuki Golf International Sunday at Brookside Country Club with a 54 hole total of 208 after a final round 70 to edge Kathy Whitworth by one stroke. Whitworth finished second at 209 with Betty Burfeindt and Jocelyne Bourassa tied for third. Amateur Laura Baugh earned 220 with a hole in one on the 13th. amateur prize went to Baugh. Carol Mann was ill but returned to finish 216.
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Lee Savold Dies at 58 Boxer of Madison Square Garden Fame
Neptune New Jersey heavyweight Lee Savold, known for the fastest knockout at Madison Square Garden, died after a month of illness at age 58. He rose to fame in New York boxing circles and had a storied career noted for quick finishes.
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