Yankees pitcher Steve Kline pitches after military duty
New York Yankee Steve Kline, on two weeks of Army duty with the 2nd Brigade, threw sparingly with Jake Gibbs' mitt and Gene Monahan behind the plate. He allowed two runs in the first, settled to retire 20 of 22, and earned a 5 hit 2-1 win over Baltimore as he stressed staying sharp during service.
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Woodall Repeats as Jets New No 1 QB After Namath Injury
Hempstead NY AP Woodall steps in as New York Jets No 1 quarterback after Joe Namath breaks wrist and undergoes knee surgery. Namath aims to return by mid November while Woodall embraces the new role and credits last season’s experience with keeping him ready for the starting job.
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Hall of Fame Rites Highlight Satchel Paige Manager Bid
Satchel Paige seeks the Indians manager post amid debate over his age and birth records. The Hall of Fame ceremony honored pre 1947 Negro Leagues stars, with Weeb Ewbank praised for pa rticipation. other inductees included Bancroft Beckley Hafey Hooper Kelley and Marquard.
Namath Faces Injury Return After Surgery
Joe Namath may return after 14 weeks due to a torn knee, with Dr Nicholas noting it is earlier than ideal but possible if the game is a do or die situation. John Namath says the Jets will think of him as a football player, not just a patient, as the family visits from Beaver Falls and emphasizes life after football.
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Exhibition Tribe Grabs Easy Win Over Cubs
In Cooperstown all eyes on Hall of Fame inductions eight new enshrinees including Leroy Paige. The Indians exploded for eight runs in the fifth caped by Jim Clark three run homer lifting Cleveland to a 13 to 5 victory over the Cubs. Errors by Ray Newman aided the rally as Cubs tallied six miscues and the Indians collected 15 hits led by Ted Uhlaender and Clark. Banks homered for Chicago as Vince Colbert allowed four hits over six innings in the exhibition.
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Formosa Squad Cancels Trip WANTED BIG LOAN
Tarkenton leaves Giants camp amid contract dispute seeking a loan for a potential move away from New York. Mara explains talks stalled over loan feasibility and sponsorship issues, with CTV citing telecast costs as a major factor. The saga marks Tarkenton as the fourth QB to bow out this summer.
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Duo Paces Net Action in U S Amateur Grass Cships
In South Hampton Dick Stockton Port Washington and John Gardner Australian SMU led first-round play at the U S Men's Amateur Grass Court Tennis Championships. Upset of the day went to Ken McMillan Fort Worth who beat fifth seed Richard Bohrnstedt 7 6 4 6 3. Stockton seeded No 1 beat Kirk Moritz 62 64 Gardner the third seed topped Chip Fisher 6 4 63. Fred McNair and Mike Machette also advanced with McNair defeating John Burrmann 6 4 6 1 6 4 and Machette beating Andy Scherman 62 6 1.
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Canadian teen swimmer claims Pan Am success over Americans
Leslie Cliff, 16, of Vancouver, won three golds and a silver at the Pan American Games in Cali, Colombia, defeating Susie Atwood and others while criticizing the U.S. team for illness and poor morale. She expects the Americans to peak for the U.S. Nationals in Houston and eyes Munich 1972 and Christchurch 1974 for future goals.
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Heard Wins American Golf Classic to Break Top Ten
In the American Golf Classic Jerry Heard earned $30,000 to rise to sixth on the money list. Jack Nicklaus tied for fourth and Palmer moved close to Trevino's lead as Trevino still tops the PGA earnings race. Heard's victory marks his first tour win in three years, boosting his season total to about $100,048.
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New York Reinstates Lefty Jerry Koosman
The New York Mets reinstated left handed pitcher Jerry Koosman and optioned two players to Tidewater in the International League. The optioned players were Mike Jorgenson, a first baseman outfielder, just back from Marine duty, and pitcher Jon Matlack.
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Eagles rookie Carmichael emerges as top prospect in camp
Philadelphia Eagles coach Jerry Williams praises 6-foot-7 rookie Harold Carmichael as the standout at training camp. Carmichael battles veterans Ben Hawkins and Harold Jackson for a starting spot while recovering from a dislocated thumb. Assistant coach fears compares Carmichael to Boyd Dowler but notes his green frame and possible move to tight end. Carmichael shows solid hands and willingness, lifting hopes for a No. 1 draft selection.
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