Mays Jars Knee in First Base Collision
Willie Mays avoided serious injury after a knee collision at first base during a Sunday game with the St. Louis Cardinals. X-rays were negative and he may appear in an exhibition with the University of Santa Clara as Giants prep for a Dodgers series, still chasing his 512th career home run.
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Moment Of Greatness Awards Set For Ohio State trio
Ohio State football stars Tom Matte Alan Fiers and Joe Trivisonno will receive the newly created moment of greatness award at a banquet during the Ohio High School Coaches Clinic Woody Hayes says Matte impressed fans with his underdog Colts performance in 1965 Fiers is a former teammate and Bronze Star recipient in the Marine Corps Reserve
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McDowell Faces Koufax Duel In One-Hitter Win
Sam McDowell pitched his second straight one-hitter as the Cleveland Indians beat Chicago 1-0. Koufax is hailed as the greatest by McDowell, while AL rivals weigh in with their own views on the matchup and season stats.
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McDowell Fires Second Straight One-Hitter Shutout
Cleveland lefty Bobby McDowell extended his run with a second consecutive one hitter, tying records held by Lon Warneke Mort Cooper and Whitey Ford as he led the Indians to an 11th win in 12 starts. Larry Brown provided the two runs with a second-inning RBI single as McDowell fanned 10 and overcame late White Sox threats.
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Henning Wins Texas Open in Rain Soaked Final
Harold Henning of Johannesburg captured the Texas Open at Oak Hills with a final score of 272 eight under par after a 68 in the final round. He led all rounds except the second and finished three strokes ahead of his nearest competitor for the $80,000 event.
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Ohio State Shifts to Evening Games for Eight Thirty Start
Ohio State University will end Saturday afternoon basketball and move to 8:30 p.m. starts to boost crowd sizes. The Buckeyes play half of their 24 games at St John Arena and open at home December 1 against Butler.
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Trade Talk Makes Losing Yanks Nervous
Upstate, the Yankees fret over trades as rumors swirl about who might be moved. Keane faces pressure while the team contends with subpar hitting and looming decisions after their exhibition 1 0 win at West Point and during a tense home stand.
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Graustark Scratched From Derby Favorite Due to Leg Break
Favorite Graustark, once touted as a Derby contender, will likely end racing after X rays showed a broken bone in his left foreleg. Trainer Lloyd Gentry says the injury may end his career, likely occurring during the Bluegrass Stakes at Keeneland last Thursday.
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Ohio U third baseman Bob Willet hits .489 atop nation
Athens Ohio. Ohio Universitys third baseman Bob Willet leads national batting with a .489 average after 23 hits in 47 at bats. Reading Ohio senior Willet showcases consistent contact and power in early season play.
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Recreation Schedule Card for Week
A weekly timetable lists activities by day and time across grade school and high school facilities. It includes Monday to Saturday blocks for boys and girls grades 1-3, 4-6, junior and senior high, with venues at Grade School Gym, Women's Sport spaces, and Saint Paul Tennis Tournament at Whitney and Pleasant Courts.
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