Baseball Scoreboard Highlights Across Leagues
Major and minor league results show Minnesota and New York victories, multiple interleague matchups, and standings notes. Key early games feature Cleveland at Texas, Oakland at Baltimore, and California at New York with late exchanges in several leagues.
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Cubs sign top pick Brian Rosinski from Evanston
The Chicago Cubs secure their top draft choice Brian Rosinski 18 from Evanston Illinois the fourth player overall. He starred in high school with a .517 batting average in 1975 and will join the Denton farm club reporting June 13.
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Shanklin Wins NCAA High Jump in Provo Upset
Warren Shanklin of Northeast Louisiana, a Thibodeaux senior, soared to 7-1 to win the NCAA high jump in heavy rain at Provo Utah. The victory gave NSU its first NCAA national champion. teammates and officials hailed the feat as a major program boost.
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Ranked Favorites Jolted In College World Series
Seton Hall crushed Florida State 11-0 ending the Seminoles title hopes. Texas, ranked No 2, fell 5-2 to Arizona State but stayed alive in the double elimination event. South Carolina topped Eastern Michigan 5-1 in rain shortened play while Arizona State and Texas traded a 2-2 tie before ASU pulled away late.
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Pro Stars At Demons Camp Opens at NSU
Northwest ern State University hosts a six day football camp with NFL stars Joe Ferguson Randy Walker and Bob Brunet as instructors along with Jim Hodge and Northwestern State staff. About 75 to 100 high school players are expected to enroll with a $100 fee covering instruction housing meals insurance and a shirt.
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UTEP Spikemen Rally To Triumph In 1975 NCAA Outdoor Meet
UTEP clinched its first NCAA outdoor track title totaling 55 points as USC and UCLA faltered. Kenyan runners led the comeback with James Munyala winning the steeplechase and Wilson Waigwa placing in the mile, while Swedes Hoglund and Almstrom took the early shot put.
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Pardue champion in Ouachita Bass Meet of Champs
Larry Pardue caught 10 bass weighing 25 pounds 10 ounces to win the Ouachita Bass Club's 36 hour marathon tournament of champions at Lake D Arbonne Sunday. Poochie Young Jim McDonald Chuck Morgan and N D Crowell each weighed 10 fish, with Young’s five pound three ounce bass the largest. The tourney ran from dawn Saturday to 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Agostini Wins Moto Journal 200 in France
Italy's Giacomo Agostini rode a 750 Yamaha to victory in the Moto Journal 200 at Le Castellet France. Yvon Duhamel of Canada finished second on a Kawasaki 750 with Patrick Pons and Christian Esterosi of France close behind. Jack Findlay of Australia and Johnny Ceccato of Venezuela also competed, Ceccato dropping out early due to engine trouble.
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Harris to Manage Oldtimers Show in New York
Bucky Harris, freshly elected to baseball's Hall of Fame, will lead a group of ex American League stars in the 14th Oldtimers Game against former National Leaguers at Shea Stadium on June 28. Casey Stengel to manage the NL side. Harris, in baseball 56 years, once led the Washington Senators to the 1924 World Series title over the New York Giants.
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