Marichal Equals Koufax Mark In NL See-Saw Battle
Juan Marichal pitched a four hit 3-2 victory over the Dodgers at Candlestick, tying Sandy Koufax for the major league lead with 11 wins and extending his dominance over NL rivals. The Giants benefited from a Perranoski misplay and solo homers by Lefebvre and Johnson as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York and Houston won in other NL games. Clemente and Stargell drove in two runs apiece for Pittsburgh while Julian Javier errantly allowed two Philly runs in St. Louis.
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Petty Wins Fireball 300 at Weaverville
Richard Petty won the Fireball 300 Grand National race in Weaverville, N C, after a late tire cut cost challenger Dave Pearson. Pearson led laps 135 to 141 before unscheduled pit stops and a final tire cut left Petty to win by five seconds.
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Phillies Buy Roebuck From San Diego Farm Club
Ed Roebuck, 34, a relief pitcher with a 5 3 record and 3.42 ERA in 44 games last season for the Phillies, was purchased Sunday from the San Diego farm club. Philadelphia must drop a player to make room.
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Leafs, Red Wings Take Two In IL
Syracuse pitcher Bill Graham endured a rough start giving up eight first inning runs as Columbus Jets routed the Chiefs 20-3. He rebounded in the nightcap, pitching three strong innings to help Syracuse win 5-2. Tony Horton homered in both Maple Leafs wins over Richmond, while Rochester swept Toledo and Buffalo beat Jacksonville.
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Major League Leaders in Home Runs and Runs Batted In
National League leaders include Aaron Braves 20 Hart Giants 15 Torre Braves 14 Mays Giants Santo Cubs LeFebvre Dodgers 13. American League leaders feature Robinson Orioles 15 Oliva Twins 14 Scott Red Sox 14 Reichardt Angels 12 Killebrew Twins Cash Tigers 11. R B I leaders show Braves White 37 Flood Cards Mays Giants 36 Wynn Astros 35. Robinson Orioles 48 Oliva Twins 37 Scott Red Sox 35 Knoop Angels Yastrzemski Red Sox Cash Tigers 33.
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Birds Trade Adair for Fisher as Orioles Aim for late AL lead
Hank Bauer swapped Jerry Adair to Chicago White Sox for Eddie Fisher to bolster Baltimore bullpen. The move aims to curb September collapse past Cleveland and ease tension with Adair who asked to be traded. Steve Barber’s five hitter powered an 8-1 Baltimore win over Boston as Fisher exited in a Chicago loss to Minnesota.
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Agapov Sets World Record In 30K Walk
Gennady Agapov clocked 2 hours 12 minutes 56.4 seconds to break the 30 kilometer world mark, surpassing Anatoly Yegorov’s 2:17:16.8 from 1959, Tass reported from Sverdlovsk.
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Portugal Defeats Norway 4-0 in International Soccer
Portugal defeated Norway 4 to 0 in an international soccer match Sunday, with clear victory and notable scoring by the hosts.
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Wright wins Bluegrass Open as LPGA Tour tops remain slim
Mickey Wright seized her third win of the year by posting a 54 hole total of 210, six under par, to capture the Bluegrass Open in Louisville. She collected $1,500 for first with Sandra Haynie and Kathy Whitworth sharing $1,100 apiece after finishing tied for second at 220.
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Ryun Caught In Middle Of AAU Control Feud
TERRE HAUTE Ind UPI Kansas middle distance ace Jim Ryun set a world record 1 44 9 in the 880 yards but drew AAU participation questions as UA/USTFF clash over sanctioning looms USTFF officials warned he could be barred if not sanctioned Georgia Johnson 17 member Houston Metropolitan Track Club won the first four event history with a 100 yard dash victory in 11.1 seconds.
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