New Hughes boosts Twins with strong start against Tigers
Jim Hughes earned his sixth win in seven decisions as Minnesota beat Detroit 5-2. The 23-year-old palm ball specialist limited danger by stranding key baserunners and mixing speeds. Managers noted his careful progression through the minors and improved control to complement his fastball.
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Hawks Likely Take Marvin Webster With No. 1 Pick
The Atlanta Hawks hold two of the first three NBA draft choices and are favored to select Marvin Webster from Morgan State as their No. 1 pick. Webster is a seven foot rebounder who totaled 2267 rebounds in four years and had a 39 point 32 rebound game.
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Sexiest athlete poll stirs debate at local salons
The Record Sports Department sends its prying reporter to Binnie Blanchard's Beauty Salon and Jon's Lompoc Beauty College to ask this week's provocative question: Who is the sexiest athlete and why.
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Stinnett and Martin Named in Prep All America Yearbook
Cabrillo high school players Ed Martin and Darryl Stinnett earn spots in the 1975 Prep All-America Basketball Yearbook. Nomination comes from coaches writers and recruiters. judges will select to the Prep All-America 100. Martin, a 6-5 center, and Stinnett, a 5-9 forward, were seniors on the Northern League champions with league averages of 9.1 and 11.1 points per game respectively.
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Jockey penalty upheld in race fixing case
Four jockeys from Laurel Maryland had suspensions sustained by the Maryland Racing Commission after federal indictments on race fixing. The riders Eric Walsh Ben Feliciano Luigi Gino and Jesse Davidson were accused of fixing the Bowie February 14 triple bet. Arraignments in U S District Court were scheduled for Monday.
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Nolan moves Reds closer to Dodgers
Nolan, 27, walls off past two seasons to reclaim stardom after shoulder surgery. He earned a two hitter in a 6-0 Reds win over the Expos, narrowing the gap to 1 4 games behind the Dodgers while Griffey and Bench drove the offense.
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Stan the Record Man Promotes Millionth Run Quest
In May 1964 Stan Musial backs a promotion predicting the millionth major league run since 1876. The winner, drawn from predictions, will receive 1,000,000 penn ies and $10,000, plus candy. Musial notes scoring runs as a key stat and recalls his career with the Cardinals.
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Chiefs star Woody Green and Rich Lewis plead innocent
Kansas City running back Woody Green and New York Jet linebacker Rich Lewis pleaded innocent to raping a 16 year old near Loon Lake in southwest Oregon. Douglas County Circuit Court set August 20 for trial with bail at five thousand dollars remaining. Green, an Arizona State alum, and Lewis, formerly at Portland State, were accused of the May 11 attack.
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PCL leader McNulty signs with Japan for 70000
PCL home run leader Bill McNulty of Sacramento has 11 homers but signed last week to play in Japan for about 70000. Solons star Tom Bianco remains active leader with 9 roundtrippers. Janet Lynn, former Olympic skater, plans October wedding in Rockford to Rick Salomon, brother of skating partner Barbara Salomon.
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NFL spokesman asserts need for rules in competition
Theodore Kheel, chief spokesman for the NFL, testified in US District Court that the league must have rules to govern the 26 clubs in competition. He warned that yielding on freedom issues like the Rozelle Rule could lead to anarchy, as the trial resumed after a recess.
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Stebbins Wins First Decathlon at NCAA D2 Meet
Barry Stebbins of Mount Saint Mary's Md. captured his first decathlon crown at the NCAA Division Two championships in Sacramento. The sophomore, in only his ninth decathlon, won the 100 meter dash long jump 110 high hurdles and pole vault en route to 7 023 points.
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UCLA Names Ellen Mosher Head Coach For Women
Ellen Mosher a 1971 Parsons College graduate has been chosen as UCLA women’s varsity basketball head coach. She led Whittier College women’s team this past season and succeeds Kenny Washington who chose not to return next season.
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Walker Cup Leads GB and Ireland As U.S. Dominates
The United States Walker Cup team held an 8-4 lead over Great Britain and Ireland on the final day in St. Andrews Scotland. The match showcased top amateurs competing for the prestigious amateur golf trophy.
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