Tiant Shuts Down Yankees As Indians Hold One Run Lead
Tiant, a 25 year old Cuban right hander, rode a 1-0 Indians lead into the bottom of the ninth against the Yankees. Bobby Richardson singled and Tom Tresh drew a walk after two out before Tebbetts urged Tiant to let them hit. The sun supposedly rose for Tiant as the rally began.
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Owners Reject Pension Funds For Director
New York UPI reports major league ballowners rejected using the pension fund to pay Marvin Miller, the players association director. Commissioner William Eckert promised to convene a meeting with player reps and committees to craft an alternative plan while affirming support for the players and noting continued Dodgers Japan tour talks.
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McCovey Leads Giants Past Dodgers as Pirates Win
Willie McCovey propels San Francisco to an 8-1 victory over Los Angeles at Candlestick Park with a 400-foot homer and RBI. The Pirates stay a half game ahead by defeating Cincinnati 5-4 in 12 innings, while Atlanta tops Philadelphia 9-8 in 10 innings and St. Louis stops New York 5-2.
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Clarence Miles dies at 86 longtime Virginia Tech figure
Dean Clarence P. Miles a key organizer of the Southern Conference and longtime Tech athletic director and dean dies at his Blacksburg home at age 86. A Hanover County native he led Tech football and baseball as captain student and coached earlier in his career. Survivors include his widow Betty Hall Miles and sister R L Gathright. Funeral set for Wednesday at Blacksburg Presbyterian Church.
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Custardo Signs With Baltimore Colts as Free Agent
Fred Custardo, Illinois quarterback the past two seasons, signed Tuesday with the Baltimore Colts as a free agent.Monday games or dates are not indicated.
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Sox Let Fans Decide Anthem
Chicago White Sox fans can vote on the pregame anthem with a pledge to sing. Ballots offer America the Beautiful, God Bless America, or The Star Spangled Banner, tabulated May 20. Cubs only play the anthem on holidays. most days no anthem.
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Exhibitionist wins Derby trial at Churchill Downs
Louisville news reports Exhibitionist triumphs by three lengths in the Derby trial at Churchill Downs timed 1 36 for the mile. Trainer Hirsch Jacobs says no standout among remaining Derby contenders as 15 horses may start Saturday in the Kentucky Derby alongside Duc DEclair Williamston Kid Dominar and others. Abe's Hope remains Derby favorite with Kauai King second. other runners include Amberoid Stupendous Advo cator Sky Guy Fleet Shoe Sean E India Rehabilitate Quinta Beau Sub and Oaktown.
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Blanket Of Roses For Derby King
Mrs Kingsley Walker in Louisville oversees sewing 500 red roses onto the Derby blanket that colors the name run for the roses. Roses arrive Friday morning from a local grower, cut special and wired by hand. She notes she has never had a rose fall off the blanket though some have been pulled.
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Bowling leaders crown ABC singles and team titles
Don Chapman from Dunmore Pennsylvania topped singles with a 761 series, the fourth highest in ABC history. Thunderbird Inn of Plymouth Michigan led team standings after a 3059, passing Mitchell Hermann of Newark Ohio who posted 3040. Pisco pink, Walunas Tachar Drain Etherington led 1008 1002 1054 for three finas games and strong finish.
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Suns gain two wins in doubleheader shutouts
Jacksonville Suns sweep a Tuesday twin bill with a 10-0 win over Toronto in seven innings and a 1-0 shutout as Dick Rusteck allows four hits. The pair improves their record to 11-2 while Columbus tops Syracuse 5-1 and leads the league by percentage points.
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Nittany Lions blank WVU 3-0 in college baseball
Penn State pitcher Dick Rhine scattered two hits and walked six as the Nittany Lions defeated West Virginia 3-0. Don Hetzel collected two hits with a first inning single and a fourth inning double, while Shorty Stoner added an eighth inning RBI double. Meadows took the loss for WVU, now 18-6 on the season, with Kovach relief. West Virginia travels to Buckhannon for a game with W. Va. Wesleyan.
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