Senators Sweep Yankees in Sunday Doubleheader
The Washington Senators routed New York 7-3 and 7-3, scoring five runs in the last two innings of the opener and six in the first two of the nightcap. Darol Rowan pitched in relief for wins by Dick Bosman and Jim Shellenback with eighth saves. Del Unser homered in the second game, Gary Waslewski took the loss, Bernie Allen drove in two with a bases loaded hit, and Frank Howard had four RBIs in the first game. Ed Brinkman contributed key hits in both games as the Senators built a 7-0 lead in the nightcap.
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Rich Allen Lifts Cardinals Past Expos in Montreal
Richie Allen blasted a two run triple as St. Louis erased a 3-0 deficit with four eighth inning runs to beat the Expos 6-3 in Montreal. The pair of games also feature Mets beating the Phillies 5-4 with Ron Swoboda homering in the sixth to break a 2-2 tie and extend New York’s lead in the NL East.
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Killebrew Blasts 24th Homer in Twins Victory Over White Sox
Harmon Killebrew hit his 24th homer and drove in three as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 20 to 4. Killebrew launched a four run fifth inning with his 470th career homer off Harry Moore and added a run in the third. Jim Holt and Danny Thompson each drove in two for Minnesota as they moved to 8 wins in 10 games. 横
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Simpson Cincy Rookie Wins 10th Straight
Wayne Simpson a 21 year old rookie tosses a four hitter to win his 10th straight for the Reds, beating the Houston Astros 3 0. He left after six innings and struck out seven as Cincinnati extends its unbeaten string to 10 wins in 12 games.
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O'Brien Sets World Record in Berlin Steeplechase
Australian runner Kerry O'Brien established a world standard in the 3000 meters steeplechase at an international meet in Berlin. He covered the distance in 22 minutes 0 seconds, beating Vladimir Dubin of Russia who was two tenths of a second slower, as about 10 000 spectators watched in the rain at Olympic Stadium.
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Baltimore Extends AL East Lead Behind McLain Seven Inning Dominance
McLain pitched seven innings on 147 pitches to beat Detroit 2-0 as Baltimore stretched its AL East lead over New York to 59 games. He allowed seven hits and walked six while fanning six, with Frank Robinson and Boog Powell driving in both Oriole runs. Palmer started for Detroit and left after six, with Nagelson and Freehan contributing hits in the fifth.
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Bills to Play Hartford Knights Exhibition Game
The Buffalo Bills announced a July 25 exhibition against the Hartford Knights of the Atlantic Coast Football League in Hartford Connecticut. Coach John Rauch said several veteran Bills would see action in the Hartford game.
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Pirates top Cubs as Hebner belts two run homer in tumultuous game
Rich Hebner hit his third homer of the season driving in Matty Alou as the Pirates beat the Cubs 5-2 in Chicago. A ninth inning bench-clearing brawl drew in Cubs manager Leo Durocher and Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis after Oliver knocked out umpire Tom Gorman. Gorman was hospitalized for chest and ankle X rays but no ejections were issued as play resumed.
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Kennedy's three run rally lifts Red Sox past Cleveland
Boston beats the Indians 84 with a five run fifth sparked by John Kennedy who hit an inside the park homer in his Boston debut. Kennedy drove in three runs as Boston erased a deficit in a victory over Cleveland, aided by a two run role that included a trio of hits and the rookie pitcher R Austin.
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