Padres leaving San Diego eyed amid council split
San Diego city leaders showed mixed views on the Padres transfer to Washington as a sale nears. Four of nine council members questioned keeping the club without financial viability while city subsidies and a stadium lease complicate the deal. Team owner Smith said keeping the Padres in San Diego seems unlikely despite some support for staying.
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Wood, Wilbur: Two complete games in one day dazzle White Sox
Boaxa Wood and Wilbur Wood each pitched long outings for Chicago as the White Sox swept a suspended game and defeated Cleveland 4 0 in 21 innings. Wood threw 14 innings for two wins, while Weed added a four hit shutout after relief totaling five innings. Dick Allen homered in the 21st to spark the rally. The victory keeps Chicago atop the AL West.
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Publicist Eddie Bear Dies of Heart Attack in Rancho Santa Fe
Eddie Bear publicity director for the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club and former Southern California newspaperman died of a heart attack Monday in his Rancho Santa Fe garage while at work.
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Dodgers Triumph in Slugfest as Messersmith Shines
In a dramatic game, Dodger pitcher Messersmith struck out early Phils batters and delivered a key single bringing in runs as Willie Davis made a spectacular over the wall catch. Backed by Willie Crawford and Ron Cey homers, Los Angeles built a 3-1 lead and added runs on Tovar Unser and a fielder’s choice.
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Belmont Shore regatta charms crowd in Long Beach
A Belmont Shore Lions Club Memorial Day Regatta drew an estimated crowd over 6000 at Long Beach Marine Stadium. Spectators baked in 90 degree heat until a light breeze midday. No injuries or spectacular accidents marred the event while John Schatz of Long Beach drove his 225 hydro onto rocks after passing the pit buoy in a heat.
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Angels Rally To Defeat Brewers In Dodger Stadium Thriller
Frank Robinson opened with his eighth homer and Sandy Alomar junior and Robison fueled a 5 3-2 lead in the sixth. Milwaukee answered with a Porter homer to pull ahead before Winston Lienas delivered a clutch two base hit, scoring McCraw for the eventual winning run as the Angels stretched late lead for Singer.
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Race results summary from cavern event with mixed entries
Fragmentary race results list odd names and places such as Cavaty Racewar Orange Cow Harg ten and Sperchy Lee. scattered tokens include Veney Vege 45 1M and references to Christiansen, BN 4.721, American Alan, Denver White, Ohta, Tule, and Fain, with unclear context or outcomes.
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Bonds Delivers Early Blast in Giants Win Over Mets
Bobby Bonds homered for the Giants as they beat the Mets 6 5 to keep a slim NL West lead. He added a run scoring single in a four run second inning to back Juan Marichal who earned his sixth victory. May homered for Houston in a 4 2 loss to Pittsburgh.
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Mays Rejoins Mets After Shoulder Injury Rehab
Willie Mays, out since May 6 with a shoulder injury, rejoined the New York Mets on Monday but stayed on the disabled list. He is batting .105 with four hits and one RBI this season and has been resting at his Atherton, California home. He said he feels better but expects to wait a few days before playing.
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