Expansion clubs eye moves amid city hurdles and waning crowds
San Diego Padres Seattle Pilots and Chicago White Sox face relocation rumors as attendance dips and city disputes stall domed stadium plans. Milwaukee Dallas Fort Worth area New Orleans Buffalo Portland named as potential sites while Pilots confront Sick Stadium issues and Padres seek a boost in San Diego.
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Giants Rally Past Braves in Pennant Push
Wilie Mays drove in a run with his 901st homer as the Giants beat the Braves 4-1 to move within a half game of first in the NL West. Mike McCormick pitched the best game of the year, allowing five hits and no walks in eight innings, with Marichal strong in relief.
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Angels Beat White Sox 4 0 Behind Voss Mregosi Double
Angels topple Chicago 4 0 at White Sox Park as Bill Voss nails a bases loaded triple and Jim Fregosi adds a double. Jim McGlothlin and Ken Tatum combine for a 13th shutout this season, Tatum earning his 20th save.
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Carlton First to Strikeout 16 in Loss
Carlton pitched a nine inning game with 16 strikeouts but took the loss as Swoboda praised the performance and noted the record while adding an asterisk for a losing pitcher. Swoboda reflected on his own milestones including two homers and a grand slam earlier this year.
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Bruins Leave Coach Fuzzy in Beaten Bruins Talk
Bruins narrow win underscores coaching changes as players from Wilson High and Long Beach City College reflect on passing and sprintout plays. USC coach John McKay notes UCLA’s and Oregon State’s prowess while naming Clarence Davis at tailback and Jimmy Jones at quarterback. Rams’ Willie Ellison named professional player of the week. Dummit and Floyd Reese honored in the Pac-8.
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Killebrew Slashes Magic Number to 8
Harmon Killebrew doubled and scored twice as the Twins beat the Athletics 6-3, lowering their magic number for clinching the AL title to eight. Dave Boswell improved to 17-11 with a six hitter, Rod Carew and Tony Oliva also delivered key hits in boosting Minnesota’s lead to nine games.
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