McLain Feuds Sparking Tigers Clubhouse Change
Denny McLain angrily challenged manager Frank Skaff after a rough stretch, prompting a meeting that cooled with mutual trust. McLain then delivered an 8-0 win over the White Sox, improving to 15-11 as he eyes his 16th victory. Other AL results include Orioles over Indians in 11, Angels six-hitter Brunet, and Red Sox split with Kansas City.
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Duffy Daugherty Recommends Near Deep Back Method
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty urges football fans to watch the near deep offensive back on their side of the field. He says this player, usually a tailback or fullback, reveals most plays and helps interpret run or pass trends whether watching on TV or in stadiums. He notes exceptions exist but cites the principle as guiding insight for better viewing.
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Sad Sam Beats Columbus Nine In Ninth Inning Thriller
Veteran pitcher Sad Sam Jones, nearing his 41st birthday, hurled a scoreless final stint to lift the Columbus Jets over the Buffalo Bisons 4 3 in 13 innings. The win extends Columbus lead to two games atop the International League with Rochester, while Choo Choo Coleman homered twice for Jacksonville in a 7 3 win over Rochester. Toronto edged Toledo 5 4, and Syracuse defeated Richmond 4 1. standings show Columbus 76 58, Rochester 72 63, Toronto 73 62.
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New York Texas Meet In Little League Final
West New York New Jersey will face Houston Texas in the Little League World Series final in Williamsport. West New York defeated Osaka Japan 4-0 behind Ike Alonso two strong innings, while Houston beat Sacramento California 4-0 with Mark Hardins pitching one hit. Saturday features consolation and championship games with Rhine Main Germany versus Windsor Ontario and Kankakee Illinois versus Monterrey Mexico plus a 10 a.m. consolation and 2 p.m. title game.
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Standings and schedules from major leagues
National League standings place San Francisco at 75 52 591 and Pittsburgh 74 52 587 while Los Angeles 72 53 576 leads behind Philadelphia 69 59 539. American League shows Baltimore ahead at 69 56 552 with Cleveland 68 60 531 and Minnesota 67 61 523. Friday night games list scheduled matchups and probable pitchers across both leagues.
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Box Score Summary of New York Chicago Game
Box score notes New York 2 Chicago 3. ties to 9th inning, one out when winning run scored. E Williams credited with error. 2B Elliot. HR Boccabella Elliot Browne. SB Jones. S Fisher. DP New York 4. LOB New York 9 Chicago 3.
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Sellout at Municipal Stadium in doubleheader
A sellout crowd of more than 80 000 was expected at Municipal Stadium tonight for Cleveland’s annual football doubleheader. Minnesota Vikings and Washington Redskins meet, while Browns face Baltimore Colts in the nightcap as Jim Brown is out and Frank Ryan has a sore arm.
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Major League Leaders and Batting Averages Highlight Top Performers
A compact summary lists top hitters and leaders across leagues. Joey Alou and Willie Stargell pace batting in the National League with high averages. Frank Robinson tops the American League in home runs, while Killebrew and Powell drive RBI and slugging. Pitching leaders include Don Regan and Juan Perry with standout records in the NL and McNally and Kaat guiding the AL.
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Jets place Mackey Yearby McAdams on injured list
Three Jets players are sidelined with injuries Dee Mackey Bill Yearby and Carl McAdams were placed on the injured list The Jets also asked waivers on three rookies Jim Gray John Matlock and Allen Smith were cut from the squad in Speerskill New York
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Bunning Beats Bucs Again In Narrow Phillies Win
Phillies pitcher Jim Bunning defeated the Pirates for the fourth time this year, scattering eight hits but praising his run production edge. The Cubs edged the Mets 3-2 with Don Kessinger scoring on a wild pitch in the ninth, as Ron Santo walked in the bases loaded to force in the decisive run.
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Weiskopf Takes Early Lead In Philadelphia Golf Classic
Young Tom Weiskopf, aiming for his first pro win, opened with 66 using a borrowed mallet-head putter to grab a two shot lead at the Philadelphia Golf Classic. He led Cam Sikes and Bob Goalby at 68 as 33 of 143 players broke par on the 6708 yard Whitemarsh course.
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