Giants pull Mays for first time as Astros rout them 18 4
Willie Mays exits in the fifth inning for a pinch hitter as the Giants fall 18 4 to Houston. Ed Goodson struck out after Mays was benched, while San Francisco drops behind the Dodgers in the NL West. Astros explode with a big rally including Carl Morton.
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Vida Blue Leads AL All Star Nine Selection
Vida Blue, Oakland ace, heads a nine man pitching staff chosen by AL manager Earl Weaver for the 42nd All Star Game in Detroit. Weaver, leading the Orioles for a second straight year, selected Mike Cuellar and Kim Palmer plus one pitcher from seven other clubs, reversing relief specialists.
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Jacklin Leads With Big Name Challenge at Royal Birkdale
A crowded Royal Birkdale course saw Colf shoot 35 on his way to 72 with five birdies and three bogeys. Jacklin, three behind, faces a tense final round as Nicklaus sits three back. Trevino, Johnson, and Fernandez tie early pace at 69 after the first round.
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British Open Wednesday Scores and All Star Pitchers
Observers blame last years AL failures on poor relief pitching as top relievers tumble into stacks. Mickey Lolich Sam McDowell and Sonny Siebert among noted choices for the American League staff. Sparky Anderson selects eight NL pitchers including Steve Carlton and Dock Ellis for the National League roster.
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Angels seek surgery for Fregosi after Mayo Clinic verdict
Nave Fregosi's foot injury, diagnosed as plantar neuroma, prompts three Mayo Clinic doctors to recommend surgery. He visited Rochester on his own, aims to operate during the All-Star break, with a three-week recovery and potential two-week play if possible. Angels GM Dick Walsh to discuss postgame. Lefty Phillips admits Fregosi not contributing and risks to the lineup.
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Angels Rally Past Athletics In Thunderstorm Aided Victory
A heavy rain left the infield sodden and the outfield flooded as umpire Jim Honochick allowed play to continue after a four inning delay. The Angels then broke a 1 1 tie in the eighth inning with two runs off Jim Kaat to beat the Athletics for the 18th time this season. Sandy Alomar Jr. collected his third hit, a sharp double, to spark the rally while Cowan added a third hit and second double. Jim Spencer drove in the go ahead run with a single scoring pinch runner Mickey Rivers.
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Stodgel Leads Lakewood Past San Pedro 2-1 In Legion Play
Stodgel sparked Lakewood with a two RBI performance in the first inning as Lakewood beat San Pedro 2-1 at Blair Field. Dave Patch triple driven in three runs highlighted the doubleheader opener while Palchen worked in limited hits and five strikeouts. Carson scored twice in the seventh for San Pedro but the rally fell short. Lakewood maintained a two game lead atop the standings.
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Orioles poised for four 20-game winners this season
The Baltimore Orioles seek to become the first major league team in 51 years to have four 20-game winners on the staff. Pat Dobson snapped a slump with a four-hit shutout of the Senators to move to 9-4, joining Cuellar 12-1 McNally 13-4 and Palmer 10-4 as potential 20-game winners.
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Burbank snaps Truckers' victory string
In Western Softball Congress action Lakewood's Art Lalbert ripped a two run triple in the fifth inning to lead Lakewood past the W B Morgan Truckers 4-0. Ed Bentley earned the win as Lakewood tied for first with Burbank. details note strong pitching and a low hit total for the Truckers.
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