Dodgers Rally Past Colts In 10th Inning
Tommy Davis delivered a two out single in the 10th, lifting the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 4 3 victory over the Houston Colt .45s. The win increases the Dodgers lead to six games over the St Louis Cardinals who beat Pittsburgh. Rusty Staub drove in Jim Wynn for Houston but Gilliam advanced on a sacrifice and Davis drove in the winning run with a center field single. Ron Perranoski earned the win for L A with Dick Farrell taking the loss.
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Tigers Rally In 15th On Smith Single To Top Yankees
Detroit rookie George Smith snapped an 0-for-11 drought with a leadoff single in the 15th inning, driving in Norm Cash as the Tigers beat the New York Yankees 3-2. Jim Northrup and Bill Freehan added runs earlier, while Mickey Lolich and relievers held the Yanks scoreless through seven before a late rally.
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Speedy Scot Wins Horseman Futurity in Indianapolis
Speedy Scot captured the $39.49 Horseman Futurity in Grand Circuit harness racing at the Indiana State Fair. The 3 year old, owned by Castleton Farms of Lexington Kentucky, and driven by Ralph Baldwin, won the first two heats and added the Hambletonian last Wednesday.
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Giants crush Cubs in 16–3 victory to extend run
San Francisco overwhelmed Chicago 16 to 3 as the Giants racked up 16 hits. Ron Santo committed three errors in the second inning, fueling seven unearned runs off pitcher Larry Jackson. Orlando Cepeda homered for SF and Giants ace Juan Marichal improved to 20–? with a strong outing.
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Cards Triumph Over Pirates In Seven Run Tilt
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pirates 10-5 as four unearned runs and five errors frame a high scoring game. Bill White homered twice and Tim McCarver added a three run shot, powering a 12 hit effort and key sacrifices by Boyer and Musial.
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Redlegs blank Mets 5 to 0 in New York
Marty Keough drove in three runs with a single and a homer as the Cincinnati Reds shut out the New York Mets 5 to 0. Joe Nuxhall allowed three hits to boost his record to 1 2 6. Tracy Stallard yielded the Reds one run and three hits before leaving for a pinch hitter in the eighth. The Reds hit five relievers for four runs in the ninth.
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Kerr signs with 76ers for tenth NBA season
Philadelphia announces John Kerr 6 foot 9 center will return for his 10th NBA season. In other notes a Dallas gas explosion damaged an apartment building with $6,000 in damage but no injuries. Albuquerque beat El Paso 15 7 with Ward pitching hits and runs across.
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Texas Gridders In Hospital For Observation
University of Texas coach Darrell Royal sent two sophomores Kenny Brooks and James Brooks to Breckenridge Hospital for heat exhaustion after two-a-day workouts. Both players from Texas City were placed in the ICU from the practice field.
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Barber Earns 19th Win as Orioles Edge Red Sox 4 3
Left hander Steve Barber earned his 19th win of the season for Baltimore as the Orioles defeated Boston 4 to 3. Barber limited Boston to five hits through seven innings, with Stu Miller securing the win relief, while Dick Stuart belted his 36th homer with one aboard to bring his season RBI total to 100.
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Trinity Signs Victor Castillo To Letter
Victor Castillo quarterbacked Brackenridge high school to the state AAAA title and will attend Trinity College in his hometown. He had planned to play for Kansas State this year but chose Trinity on a grant-in-aid, announced in San Antonio.
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Culp Throws Two-Hitter as Phillies Edge Brewers 2-0
Rookie Rays Culp tossed a two-hitter and Don Demeter hit his 20th homer to lift Philadelphia past Milwaukee 2-0. Culp earned his 12th win, moving the Phillies into fourth ahead of Atlanta. Only hits were Roy McMillan double in the third and Hank Aaron single in the fourth.
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