Cepeda Leads Braves Run For NL West Title
Braves rely on Orlando Cepeda to spark a late run as San Francisco leads the NL West. Cepeda's hot stretch, including a two run homer and RBI in recent wins, anchors Atlanta's bid while Lyman Harris stresses combined hitting and pitching. Other NL and AL results noted include Phillies over Reds, Padres past Cardinals, and Senators over Red Sox.
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Strain Of Big Leagues Tests Murtaugh Heart Again
Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh, 53, hospitalized in Pittsburgh after leaving Cincinnati for tests on his heart condition. With Bill Virdon steering the club, the decision to manage again hangs on doctors orders as Murtaugh faces another season of pressure and potential early retirement.
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Cash's Pride: Cash Hits 20 Homers Nine Straight Seasons
Norm Cash, Detroit first baseman, aims to prove not washed up under new manager Billy Martin. He belted 11 homers and 20 RBIs in spring training despite a heel issue, batting .287 in 97 at bats. Cash, nicknamed Babe by teammates, hit three homers in a recent doubleheader.
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U O C Beats Oakland A s 6 5 In Exhibition Loss
Oakland A s lost 6-5 to the University of California in Berkeley as Angels manager Dick Williams and two coaches finished the final three innings. Angel Mangual misplayed a ninth inning ball sealing the Bears win. Oakland remains 7 1/2 games atop the AL West, with Vida Blue and Jim Hunter recently strong on the mound.
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Dierking Retires After 10 Year NBA Career
Connie Dierking, a 6-10 center who played for four NBA teams, retired Monday to devote more time to family and business. He was obtained by Philadelphia from Cincinnati last season.
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Art Wall Jr Qualifies for U S Open in Texas Local Round
Art Wall Jr a 47 year old Masters winner and Golfer of the Year in 1959 led Texas local Open qualifying with a two under par 69 71 140 at Northwood and Las Colinas. He and other touring pros competed at Dallas courses to reduce entries to 150 for the Merion Golf Club event June 17 20.
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