Podres Top Sox Behind Marshall Support 4-1
Detroit Tigers defeated the league leading Chicago White Sox 4-1 with Johnny Podres earning his second win and Mike Marshall yielding relief help. Podres went 2-0 in three starts, and Dick McAuliffe, Norm Cash, and a key two run double fueled the early three run outburst off Tommy John.
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Young caps medal with 69 in Brownfield tourney
Morton’s Jim Young captured medalist honors carding a 69 to lead the Brownfield Country Club Invitational as 96 golfers in six flights began the two day event. Defending champ Robert McKinney did not return, while favorites include Elmer McKinney and RobHarvick with Jimmie Johnson a late entry.
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Wall Sees Birdie Run Hindered by 17th Hole Woes
Art Wall, Palmer and Casper clash as Wall posts birdies at Nos. 1 6 and 12 but bogeys on 13 and 17 derail his round. Wall criticizes the 17th hole after its grassless, trap-laden green. Palmer laments the unusual setup while Casper stays within reach with a late birdie on 15.
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Brownfield Championship Pairings Rally at 1 PM
The program lists morning and afternoon matchups for the Brownfield Championship. Competitors include Jim Young Cuby Kitchens Robert Harvick Jack Shirley Ken Hatchett Ken Prigmore Ray Anderson Rod Terrs Jimmy Johnson Teddy Griffin Elmer McKinnes Bill fart Roos Roy Blaows Clyde Lewss Jem Hensley Bob Bowers Privette Frank Haden Clarence Faught Jan White Gene Parteil Spencer Murphy Bill Green John Lasites Earl Jones Cris Addison Lee Brownfeeld Bob Hawkins Milton Pierce Devertte Lewis Wiseman Leon Clark Jor mstian Bleve Lee Conrad Schmid Mont Hamm Robert Kennedy Jim Carver Fred Smith David Moore Cliff Payne Kenneth Graves Robert White Jim Renton.
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Touring pros threaten PGA withdrawal over control demands
In a closed door meeting players led by Ford threaten to withdraw if their demand for more control over the tour is not met by Wednesday. They condemn the PGA veto power and claim a Cleveland agreement would negate it, warning no tournament in Denver if unresolved.
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Phillies Giants Split Twinbill In doubleheader rout
San Francisco rallied to a 12-3 win over Philadelphia behind Jim Harts two run single in the sixth inning. In the opener Chris Short returned from a left knee ligament tear to pitch seven strong innings as the Phillies beat the Giants 10-5.
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Five NL Hurlers Rookie All Stars Named by Alston
Five pitchers chosen by Dodgers manager Walt Alston for the All-Star staff are rookies in the classic sense. Los Angeles will reveal the remaining selections for the July 11 game in Anaheim next Wednesday, with at least one Cincinnati Red expected to be named due to none from Cincinnati included so far.
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Davalillo Lifts Indians In 14th Inning Win Over Orioles
Vic Davalillo drove in the winning run with a broken-bat single in the 14th inning as Cleveland beat Baltimore 6-5 in the opener of a night doubleheader cut short by curfew. Boog Powell homered in the suspended second game, to be completed today.
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Nelson Stidd Top Drivers Share Supermodified Laurels
Sleepy Nelson of Lubbock and Kenny Stidd of Amarillo each won two races in the supermodified division at Arena Park Friday night. Nelson took the trophy dash and semifeature, Stidd the heat and main event, with Don Drahn also a double winner in sportsman events.
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Wimbledon Results Highlight American Players
Eisel of St. Louis Nancy Richey of San Angelo and Stephanie De Fina of Hollywood join Rosemary Casals of San Francisco as they win singles matches. Eisel defeats Cecilia Martinez 5 6, 6 3, 6 0 while Richey beats Anna Dmitrieva 6 4, 6 4 and Harter defeats Edda Budding 6 2, 6 3.
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Hank Aaron Relapses Through Three Dodgy Home Run Years
Hank Aaron of Atlanta fans recall 44 home runs across three seasons. The record mentions 1966 and 1963 with unclear details, reflecting a partial scoreboard summary.
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Baseball scores from major league games listed
National League matchups show St Louis Casman 10 at New York Bennett 00 San Francisco versus McCormick 8 31 at Philadelphia Wise 230 night Cincinnati Ellis 5 45 at Chicago save Os Atlanta Hares FC at Pittsburgh Veale 3 4 at Houston Belensay 14s night
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Pirates Beat Braves 4-1 Behind Blass Two-Run Eighth
Slumping Pittsburgh Pirates win 4-1 as Steve Blass hits a two-out two-run single in the eighth off Atlanta reliever Clay Carroll after a five-hit effort on the mound.
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Carasco Wins European Lightweight Crown in Madrid
Pedro Carasco of Spain captured the European lightweight title in Madrid with a technical knockout over Denmark's Boerge Krogh in the eighth round.
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Osteen Delivers Ninth Inning Homer For Dodgers Victory
Claude Osteen homered leading off the ninth to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 5-4 win over the Houston Astros. Osteen, 11-7, broke a 4-4 tie after a back-and-forth game that saw Astros gains in the third inning and Dodgers rallies in the second. The victory capped Osteen's strong performance as Ron Perranoski secured the final outs.
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