Cloninger Paces Braves To 17-1 Rout Over Mets
Tony Cloninger homered twice and drove in five as Atlanta crushed the New York Mets 17-1. He added his sixth win in 13 decisions and boosted his batting habit to .179 while Braves teammates piled up 22 hits. Other NL games featured Marichal’s four-hitter for San Francisco over Houston and Chicago’s win at Los Angeles.
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Mets Sign Two More Rookies for Virginia Rookie League
The New York Mets signed Wayne Ryan an 18 year old second baseman from Springfield Missouri and Jim Graveley a 21 year old first baseman from Pico River California and assigned them to Marion in the Virginia Rookie League. The club has now signed 12 of their draft selections from last week's draft.
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Nats Ace Pete Richert No Hits Orioles for 2 1 Win
Pete Richert joined Ron Kline in a one hitter as the Senators beat Baltimore 2 1. Richert allowed only Brooks Robinson's second inning single, exiting after walking two in the ninth. Trade chatter had Richert in every list, but GM George Selkirk stood firm.
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Ralston Faces Emerson Intet Semifinal Tilt
Ralston of Bakersfield and Riessen of Evanston reached the London championships semifinals with wins over Santana and Pilic respectively, aiming for an all American final. Emerson and Roche also advanced, while Mary Ann Eisel and Francoise Durr moved into the ladies’ semis.
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Mud Hens Take IL Doubleheader
International League action saw Rochester’s Bill Short pitch a three hitter as the Jets fell 2-0 to the Red Wings behind Mike Epstein's ninth inning homer. Toledo swept Syracuse 6-0 and 4-3, Buffalo beat Richmond 5-4, and Toronto defeated Jacksonville 5-3.
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Pirates Sign Five Rookies to Minor League Contracts
The Pittsburgh Pirates signed five rookies to minor league deals. Robert Sherry from Seattle and university of Washington, Larry Stout from Ligonier attending Huntington College, Anthony Pellingra from the Bronx a Fordham graduate, Michael Fuchs from Parkersburg a recent high school graduate, and Calvin Bailey from South Charleston a West Virginia University student. They report to the Pirates minor league camp in Salem.
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Fischer Makes Debut Tonight
Cincinnati fans await Hank Fischer in his Reds debut after a Wednesday trade from Atlanta for Joey Jay. The move sparks mixed reaction as owner Bill DeWitt also faces scrutiny. Fisher teams with Joe Nuxhall in a weekend Mets series opener, while Jack Fisher and Bob Shaw start for New York.
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Major League Leaders and Pitching Highlights
United Press International lists top performers across leagues. Homerun leaders include Aaron and Hart with 21 and 16. Batting averages show Stargell, Oliva, and Kaline near .320. Pitching leaders include Perry, Marichal, Koufax with strong win records.
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