Fenwick Falcos Open with 28 6 Victory at Barniti Stadium
Fenwick Falco opened Sund era play with a 28 6 win over Piqua Catholic at Barniti Stadium. Coach Jerry Harkrader praised defense after limiting Piqua to no completed passes in the second half and noted key contributions from Fening Bowman and Stoken. Fenwick rushing total led 225 yards to Piqua's 157 as A J Delphos prepares for next week's foe.
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Reds Struggle as Culver Seeks Fourth Starter
Cincinnati manager Dave Bristol continued a bid to find a fourth starter as George Culver failed to get out of the first inning in an 8-3 loss to Atlanta. Henry Aaron belted his 39th homer, Rose and Reed contributed two hits each, and Lee May drove in a run in the Reds’ two-run sixth.
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Padres Sweep Dodgers in Four Game Set
San Diego Padres rallied to beat Los Angeles 4-2 and complete a four game sweep dropping the Dodgers to fourth in the NL West. Ed Spiezio and Claude Osteen helped key the win as ex-Dodgers Gomez and staff noted a change in attitude among former teammates.
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Saijo Retains World Featherweight Crown in KO of Pimental
In a weekend boxing match in Japan Shozo Saijo, ranked 126, defeated Jose Pimental, 125, by knockout. The win keeps Saijo the world featherweight champion as Mexico claims second place in the bout.
Ex-A’s Pitcher J. Harry O’Neill Dies in Ontario
J Harry O’Neill former Philadelphia Athletics pitcher 1921 to 1924 died Friday night in Ridgetown Ontario at age 72. His death closes a chapter on a career spanning four seasons with the Athletics.
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National League Standings and Sunday Results Summary
NL East leaders Chicago and New York show strong records while Pittsburgh St Louis and Philadelphia cling to playoff positions. Sundays featured 9-3 New York over Philadelphia and 7-5 Pittsburgh over Chicago with several other results across the league.
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Twins Hammer Oakland as Killebrew Drives Win
Harmon Killebrew slugged two homers including a grand slam and drove in seven as Minnesota crushed Oakland 16 to 4 at the Coliseum. The night boosted Killebrew to 128 RBI and left Oakland 82 games back with three weeks remaining in the season. Tito Francona added three Oakland runs with a three run double.
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Frick Recalls First Stadium Visit at Yankee Stadium
Former baseball commissioner Ford Frick visited the Yankee Stadium press box on the opening day of the 1969 season. He remembered watching the 1923 Stadium opening for the New York Journal and joked about preferring Boston that day as the Giants played the Braves.
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