Shaw Trades to Mets After Doghouse Saga
Bob Shaw, traded from San Francisco to New York, brought his dog Bo along in a crate under his seat. He debuted for the Mets with a complete game 5-2 win over St. Louis, after a bizarre spring with the Giants and a $40,000 contract.
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Pros split on Open golf as Nichols backs PGA title
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The Open is billed as golf's premier event but many pros, including Bobby Nichols, say the PGA Championship ranks first. Nichols, 30, from Louisville, argues the PGA title is more valuable and stresses Open exemption qualifiers are a factor for many players contending this week.
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Nichols explains PGA exemptions and Open earnings impact
Nichols argues PGA champions receive long exemptions while Open winners earn large side incomes. He notes a 10 year Masters exemption and one year Open exemption for title holders, cites Ferrier and Worsham as examples, and says Open money often exceeds $100,000 alongside $25,000 prize. He values PGA title over Open.
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Major League Leaders Update Across Leagues
Listed leaders across National and American Leagues include Stigell Pitt and Oliva Minn among top hitters with high batting averages and home run totals. Pitching leaders feature Koufax Dodgers and Perry Giants with strong win totals and low ERAs. Robinson Orioles and Johnson Det appear in top RBIs and clout categories.
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Richey Seeks Second World Net Title at Wimbledon Trials
Cliff Richey of Dallas leads nine Americans into the second round of the London lawn tennis championships as he bids a second straight international win. He beat Daniel Content of France 7-5 6-8 6-4 in the first round before Wimbledon. Dennis Ralston and Marty Riessen also won, with Graebner Holmberg McManus Hoogs among others advancing in men’s singles. In women’s singles, Stephanie de Fina and Donna Floyd Fales won their first round matches.
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American League Standings and Week Schedule Highlights
The American League table shows Cleveland leading with 4 wins and 18 losses, Baltimore 37-20, Detroit 34-21, Minnesota 27-27, and California 28-29. Several games and doubleheaders are listed for Monday with rain, twilight starts, and night games. Tuesday night pitches include Chance and Pizarro for California and Chicago, with other matchups noted among Minnesota, Kansas City, Boston, Washington, and Detroit. Wednesday's schedule features multiple twi-night games across several cities.
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Baseball Scores and Pairings from Evening Games
Standings show San Francisco, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia leading in early season results. Night matchups include Stallard versus Rusteck and Holtzman versus Herbel with multiple city pairings.
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Chisox snaps skid with Tom Lamabe five hitter
Chicago White Sox snap a five game losing streak as Tom Lamabe hurls five hitter securing a 5-1 win over the California Angels in twilight action. Don Buford drives in four with a single and double while Lamabe lowers ERA to 2.02 after joining the rotation.
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Bragan lauds Woody Woodward as surprise star of Braves
Atlanta manager Bobby Bragan praises Woody Woodward for clutch hitting over the last three weeks, calling him the most underrated NL player and noting his key hits boost as the Braves end a seven game losing streak to win seven in a row before falling to the Pirates.
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Bizzarro Confident for Lightweight Title Bout
Johnny Bizzarro prepares for the title fight against Carlos Ortiz in Pittsburgh. Trainers Luther Burgess and Danny Frankiewicz describe his sleep, training, and weigh-in progress while noting his aim to outbox Ortiz for 15 rounds. A ring cameo by Fritzie Zivic adds lighthearted banter.
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Jets Increase Lead In Minors
Columbus Jets pounded Rochester 92 as Dave Roberts belted his seventh and eighth homers since June 4 driving in five runs. John Gelnar pitched a seven hit win to move to 4 2. Syracuse edged Toledo 7 5 behind Manny Jimenez and Leonard Boehmer s two run homer in the 10th. Buffalo beat Richmond 4 3 in 10 as Boehmer homered after Richmond led 3 2 early. Jacksonville at Toronto was rained out.
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A's Fourth Front Line Deal Sends Aid to Red Sox
Kansas City Athletics trade Rolland Sheldon, John Wyatt, and Jose Tartabull to Boston for Jim Gosger, Ken Sanders, and Guido Grilli in a fourth major swap of the season. The club has seven men moved and eyeing left handed pitching and power, with Grilli and Blanco added as pitching depth.
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Oliva and Robinson Qualify for All-Star Tilt
Minnesota star Tony Oliva and Baltimore star Frank Robinson earn spots on the American League All-Star first team after a rule change allowing three outfielders. Commissioner Eckert also requires All-Star managers to choose coaches from the three best teams last year, affecting Sam Mele’s staff.
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