Haggert built a sports endorsing empire from Leafs years
Toronto trainer Bob Haggert, eight years with the Maple Leafs until 1968, founded Sports Representatives Ltd to turn athletes' fame into off the ice earnings. He partnered with NHLPA lawyer Al Eagleson and uses stars like Frank Mahovlich, Bobby Orr, George Knudson, and Joe Theismann to secure endorsements while stressing reliability and promptness in engagements. Theismann impresses Haggert with his drive and confidence about Grey Cup success.
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Jorgensen hero in Expos win
Montreal Expos first baseman Mike Jorgensen delivered a bases loaded triple to lift the Expos past the Atlanta Braves 5 2. Jorgensen, rising confidence and season stats, paced a three run third inning as Montreal held on. Torrez earned the win.
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Orioles Rally Past Twins to Climb in AL Standings
Orioles snap five-game skid with an 11-2 win over Minnesota as Paul Blair leads the offense and Bobby Grich Pat Dobson solidified his 6-6 mark. The victory narrows the gap to three games behind Detroit in the AL despite a 22-22 record.
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Chinooks Host Richmound to Seek 2-2 Saskalta Record
The Chinooks meet the Richmound Rockets at Athletic Park at 8 p.m. aiming to even their Saskalta league mark at 2-2. Manager Wendall Wickenheiser notes strong recent showings and predicts a pennant run, with potential starts by Neil Bozak or Daryl Braumberger depending on availability.
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Lionettes and Angels win two high scoring ladies games
In Medicine Hat Ladies fastpitch Lionettes routed the Fillies 23-2 at Lions Park with Vivian Giese earning the win. Key hits came from Pam Mann Lynn Kobley Sonja Smeland Carol Paulson and Nora Way. Angels defeated Macs 15-4 as Pattie Pelman the winning pitcher. Next action on Monday June 12 features Fillies vs Elkettes and Angels vs Lionettes.
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Major leagues Friday games slate by matchups
Friday major league schedule features New York at Kansas City, Baltimore at Texas, Milwaukee at Chicago, Oakland at Detroit, Minnesota at Cleveland, California at Boston. Matches show wide intraleague and intercity rivalry across the circuit.
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Perez Drives Reds Past Mets in Six Three Win
Tony Perez homered with four RBIs including a bases loaded double in the first inning as the Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 6-3. Other NL games featured Pittsburgh beating San Diego 12-5 then taking a 1-0 18 inning win, Philadelphia topping Houston 3-1, Montreal over Atlanta 5-2, Chicago defeating Los Angeles 5-1, and St Louis shutting out San Francisco 6-0.
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Kinsmen Leading Bantams Fall To Labor Council
In bantam baseball Wednesday, Labor Council beat Kinsmen Gubs. Neil Maser earned the win with 13 strikeouts, Tom Biko absorbed the loss with 11. Maser Bosch and Crockford hit triples for the Council driving in all five runs. Biko doubled for the Cubs scoring their only runs. Bantam standings show Cubs 6-2-0, Jets 5-2-0, LC 5-2-0, Braves 4-3-0, Giants 3-3-0, Moose 1-4-1, CM 1-6-1, Bow Island 0-7-0.
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