Indians Win Marathon Tilt With Angels In 17th
The Cleveland Indians defeated the California Angels 7-5 in a 17 inning marathon that began May 31 and ended June 1. Sonny Siebert struck out 10 in 6 2 3 innings, with Steve Hargen earning his first win after 10 innings of one run relief. Pedro Gonzalez delivered a bases loaded single in the 11th to break a 4-4 tie. Washington beat New York 5-1, Baltimore topped Minnesota 14-5, Boston edged Chicago 1-0, and Kansas City crushed Detroit 7-1 in other AL actions. The night stretched to the longest junior circuit game this season.
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Heldman Faces Smith in French International Quarterfinal
Julie Heldman of New York, 20, unseeded American, meets Margaret Smith of Australia in the French International quarterfinals. Smith, world No. 1, has powerful serve and volley. US may have two women in semifinals as Nancy Richey and others vie for spots.
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Baseball Draft Up Next Week
New York UPI reports the second annual summer free agent draft will be held at Roosevelt Hotel in New York next Tuesday and Wednesday. Phases include signable players from prior drafts and a regular draft with inverse order from 1965 standings led by the Mets. Major and minor leagues participate with varied selection limits and negotiation rights.
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Koufax Family Pact Guides Pitching Legend to Dodgers
A Dodgers signing discussion between Sandy Koufax’s father and a scout led to a binding handshake and a key parental bet that launched a Hall of Fame career. Baseball experts note Koufax could earn $120,000 this year and may be the era’s best pitcher, perhaps the highest paid.
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O'Malley on Baseball Business and World Series Wins
Walter O'Malley defends moving the Dodgers to Los Angeles as justified by success, noting three world championships since the move and describing baseball as a business in areas like broadcast and ticket sales. He contrasts Brooklyn struggles with L A triumphs and explains antitrust views, while stressing personal passion for the game.
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Mike Hagen Jr Aims For Majors In Baseball
Young Toledo Mud Hens slugger Mike Hagen Jr aims for a .400 season while following his father, ex major leaguer and Yankees coach, into the big leagues. He homered and drove in a run as Toledo beat Richmond 17 4, with Chico Fernandez adding a solo shot. The IL standings show Columbus atop, Toledo close behind, and Rochester delayed by rain as Syracuse beat Buffalo 6 2.
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Kauai King Seeks Belmont Stakes Triple Crown Bid
In New York, owner Michael Ford paid $5,000 to add Kauai King as a supplementary nominee for the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct. The 98th Belmont will test the Derby and Preakness winner for the Triple Crown, aiming to become the first since Citation in 1948. Fast Count also joined as a supplementary nominee, firming the field for the added $125,000 purse.
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Phillies Hurlers Wake Coach in Hotel Room Prank
In New York Harvey Kuenn awoke to a midnight intrusion by roommate Johnny Callison of the Phillies. Callison, exhausted by a heavy travel schedule, was uncertain where he was and who woke him at four in the morning, prompting Kuenn to ask what he was doing there.
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Major League Leaders and travel woes linger
The page lists top players with hits averages and home run counts for the National and American Leagues. It notes key stats like Aaron and Torre leading NL home runs and B. Robinson and Yaz among AL leaders. A travel-delay feature highlights Mets and Phillies cross-country trip, wake times, hotel mishaps, and the ongoing debate over doubleheaders and players’ sleep amid long schedules.
League Standings and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
The standings show San Francisco leading with a .600 mark, followed by Pittsburgh and Houston. Tonight's schedule features Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Atlanta, Houston at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at St. Louis, and Cleveland at California among others.
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Marichal Dominates Reds For Tenth Win In 1966 Season
Juan Marichal improved to 10-0 with a 5-3 win over Cincinnati, adding a two-run double in the fifth. He extended his scoreless-inning streak to 30 before a solo homer by Leo Cardena spoiled it late. Giants teammate Willie Mays contributed as did Cap Peterson with a key double and Tito Fuentes scoring on Marichal’s hit.
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