Chance Spins 3-Inning No-Hitter As Twins Beat Bosox 2-0
Minnesota all but completes a perfect five innings before a rain delay ends the game 2-0. Dean Chance allows no hits in five innings, records 14th win as Jim Lonborg takes the loss for Boston.
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Nicklaus Fires Final Round 69 To Take Western Open
Jack Nicklaus wins the Western Open with a final round 69 in Chicago. The 27 year old nicknamed the golden bear becomes the first pro to surpass $100,000 in career earnings within five seasons.
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Major League Leaders and Open Winner at Western Open
Major League Leaders by United Press International list top NL and AL players by games begun at bats runs hits and averages. The Western Open champion Nicklaus shot a final round 69 to win by two over Doug Sanders earning 102000 prize and 101148 season total.
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Boxing Ellis Tops Martin Spencer Wins Heavyweight Elimination Fight
In Houston El lis stopped Leotis Martin in round nine and Thad Spencer won a 12 round decision over Ernie Terrell in the World Boxing Association heavyweight elimination tournament. Also results from Arlington Park and other sports in brief.
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Standings and results from the baseball leagues
Baseball standings for the American and National Leagues with win loss records and games behind. Sunday results feature New York, San Francisco, Washington, California, Minn,, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Atlanta, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, and Houston games. Tomorrow’s schedule lists several scheduled doubleheaders and times.
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Bill White Leads Phils To Sixth Straight Victory
Bill White, after Achilles injury and long rehab, powered the Philadelphia Phillies to an 8 4 win over the Houston Astros, extending a six game streak. Don Wilson and Dan Schneider shared mound duties as White’s three run homer capped an eighth inning rally.
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Browns See Absentees Shape Training Camp Outlook
Pro Football Preview notes six veterans missing the Cleveland Browns first week of training camp led by Leroy Kelly and John Wooten in a collective holdout. Coach Blanton Collier remains focused on building a cohesive unit as age tests lines and quarterback Frank Ryan awaits health clarity.
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West Virginia All Stars Face Kentucky in Williamson Clash
The second interstate all star game of the season pits southwestern West Virginia seniors against eastern Kentucky all stars in Williamson Saturday night. In Wheeling, northern panhandle players beat eastern Ohio 18 to 0 before about 7,500 fans, lifting WV's series record. Gene Weltz sparked WV with a second quarter end run, and Tim Stefan plus Pete Giglio with a 54 yard catch propelled the fourth quarter scoring, capped by Bob Vogler’s two yard TD run.
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Mets Star Tommy Davis Named Parks Department Honor
Tommy Davis of the New York Mets will be honored by the Department of Parks as the outstanding graduate of a Brooklyn public school playground area. Davis had won two National League batting titles with the Los Angeles Dodgers before his trade to the Mets.
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Exhibition Football Denver Tops Detroit in AFL Exhibition
Denver's AFL victory over a rival NFL team marks the first AFL win in the pre season. Cookie Gilchrist scored on a one yard run after a 28 yard setup and Errol Mann added field goals. Detroit responded with a Milt Plum pass to Bill Melinchak. Miami won again as John Stofa found Frank Jackson for six. The Eagles beat the Browns with King Hill throwing two TDs and Dan Berry catching a 10 yard TD. Kansas City beat Houston as Mike Garrett and Otis Taylor scored. Oakland edged San Diego with Daryle Lamonica leading a late drive to beat his former team.
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Foreign players lead Meadow Club tennis event in Southampton
Australians Owen Davidson Bill Bowrey Ray Ruffies and John Cooper headline a strong foreign contingent at the Meadow Club tournament in Southampton New York. The event runs through Sunday with prominent international players in action.
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Treat Athlete’s Foot with Quick Drying T i L
A drug counter ad touts a product named T i L from Cohen Drug Company. It promises rapid relief from athlete’s foot itching and burning in minutes with healthy skin replacing it in days. A 48 cent money back offer is highlighted as an incentive.
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