Reds Hit by Injuries Deepens Slide on Western Trip
The injury plagued Cincinnati Reds lost 6-3 to the San Francisco Giants as four regulars flew home with injuries including Leo Cardenas and Tommy Harper. Pete Rose, Deron Johnson, Jim Maloney and Bill McCool left with various ailments while Tommy Helms plays through a broken toe and Don Notterbart suffers pleurisy. Manager Bristol hopes a quick return follows. Vada Pinson homered for Cincinnati but Willie Mays hit a two run homer for San Francisco in support of Gary Nolan’s exit. Mel Queen expected to start tonight against Ray Sadecki or Bob Bolin.
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Iron Man Age Not Over As Trio Proves It
Rick Monday Earl Battey and Bill Skowron prove resilience in an MLB Monday twin bill. Monday injures foot but returns to play. Battey sustains a collision but remains in the game through the next inning. Skowron reopens a hand wound yet continues batting. Indians take two from Kansas City 4-2 and 2-1. Twins split with Baltimore 4-0 and 9-5. Angels split with Detroit 2-0 and 5-1. New York Boston rainout. Washington Chicago idle.
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Don Wilson Emerges As Astros Rookie No Hitter Painter
Houston pitcher Don Wilson, a Compton, California native, no hit Atlanta in his rookie season after dominant stretches in the Florida State League and Texas League. He showed seven hitless innings against the Cubs before a late stumble, signaling a strong start despite late major interest from the Pirates.
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Distress Flag Reminder Spurs Boat Owners Toward Safety
Local dealers urge boaters to carry a 24 by 24 inch fluor escent orange distress flag at all times as a state law. Ohio may lead toward a national standard with an estimated two million owners affected. In sports notes, Monday fouled a ball off his foot in the fourth inning of game one and left briefly for hospital checks but recovered. Boog Powell injures Battey in a rundown on a missed squeeze bunt. Battey’s arm jammed in the process. Skowron requires twenty stitches after reopening a wound during an eighth inning fly out. Earl exits for a pinch hitter next inning.
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Dayton Golfer Sets Course Record at Camargo Club
Dayton golfer Bob Zimmerman fired a 64 to set a Camargo Country Club course record on Monday and qualify for the PGA Tournament in Denver. He added a 74 for a 138 total, with teammates Bob Wynn and Ed Collins among other qualifiers posting 140 and 141 and Joe Cardenas of Cincinnati at 142.
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Boxing Results Highlight McCormack Wins British Light-Heavy Title
In Walpole and Auckland bouts the scorers noted Miguel Barreto and Danny Perez losing to opponents, while Bobby Dunlop defeated Bobby Stintina and John McCormack stopped Eddie Avoth to claim the British light-heavyweight title.
Orioles Top Hurler Jim Palmer Sent To Minors
Jim Palmer, the Orioles' 15 win starter who shut out in the World Series, is optioned to Rochester of the International League on a 24 hour recall. Manager Hank Bauer and Dalton say the move will give him work to regain form as he recovers from a pinched tendon and shoulder pain.
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Alou Grips Cubs With Looping Bleeder For Pirates Win
Matty Alou batted 4-for-5 with a seventh inning bloop single that broke a 3-3 tie, helping the Pittsburgh Pirates edge the Chicago Cubs 4-3. Alou raised his season average to .317 and extended a hot stretch to 12 hits in 15 at bats. Schofield paced the Dodgers with a homer and two singles in a 6-3 win over Cincinnati as Veale earned his eighth victory.
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National League standings and results overview
National League leaders Saint Louis and Cincinnati top the table with St Louis 37 22 and Cincinnati 40 26. Week results include San Francisco beating Cincinnati 6 4 and Chicago down Houston 5 4, with Los Angeles and Atlanta also winning.
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Creasy Seeks Player Backing in PGA Tour Clash
PGA executive director Bob Creasy says about 80 percent of players favor remaining in the PGA as touring pros and club pros clash over tour control. Star players including Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Bill Casper push a seven point reform threatening a boycott of the PGA National Championship in Denver. The PGA counters that players already have rights while rejecting all demand points. DeWitt Weaver led qualifiers for the Cleveland Open as meetings to resolve the dispute proceed.
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Boswell tosses three hitter as Twins blank Orioles
In the twilight opener, Dave Boswell of the Twins pitched a three hitter with six strikeouts to beat Baltimore 4 0. Jule Gotay of the Astros collected three singles a double and a triple driving in two runs as Houston lost to St Louis in the 411 inning stretch.
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