Tigers Beat Twins to Regain Second Place Lead
Detroit Tigers edge Minnesota 6-5 to reclaim second place as Jim Kaat suffers his 10th loss. Willie Horton belts a three run homer, Bill Freehan adds a bases empty shot, Al Kaline drives in the winning run with a eighth inning sacrifice fly. Mickey Lolich limits Minnesota to six hits.
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Dodgers lose Sutton as rookie sidelined by forearm injury
Los Angeles rookie Don Sutton, 21, is out for at least 10 days with a strained right forearm, halting his place in the Dodgers rotation alongside Koufax and Drysdale. The injury adds to pitching woes for manager Walt Alston as Bob Regan thrives in relief with 13–1 and 16 saves. Sutton had 12–11 with 202 strikeouts in 217 2 3 innings.
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Major League Leaders and Upcoming Games Card
National and American League leaders list with top players in runs, RBIs, and pitching. Includes major stats for Aaron Robinson and Killebrew, plus scheduled games for Wednesday and Thursday across Atlanta Chicago Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh New York and St Louis venues.
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Baseball scores and schedule from Tuesday results
American League standings show Baltimore 89, Detroit 80, Minnesota 80, Chicago 76, California 73, Cleveland 73, Kansas City 67, New York 65, Washington 65, Boston 65. Tuesday results include Boston 10 Chicago 1, Washington 3 New York 2, Detroit 6 Minnesota 5, Kansas City 3 Cleveland 1. Probable pitchers listed for multiple games with times.
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Buckhannon Faces Parkersburg In Big Friday Clash
Buckhannon Buckhannon Buckhannon fans hype for a Friday night game at Weston against Parkersburg, a team Buckhannon hasn’t beaten since the early 1920s. Buckhannon, 2-0 after wins over Morgantown and Lewis County, seeks a landmark victory as Coach Joe Michael retires after this season.
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Steelers Pleased With Statistics
PITTSBURGH UPI The Steelers focus on NFL statistics with Bill Nelson leading passers at 265 yards and three TDs Gary Ballman four receptions for 114 yards and a TD Frank Lambert second in punting with 47 yard average Bill Asbury sixth in rushing with 83 yards on 18 carries Mike Clark tied for fifth with 10 points The Steelers staged a late drive to tie 34-34 with the New York Giants last Sunday They face the Detroit Lions at Pitt Stadium Sunday Lions beat the Bears 14-3 Pat Killorin sprained knee out Dan James to sub at center if Ray Mansfield needs help
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McMurray Stops Spencer In Sacramento Bout
Bill McMurray of Sacramento knocked out Thad Spencer of San Francisco in a boxing match in Sacramento. McMurray scored an eighth round knockout to claim the win.
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Dodgers Rally Behind Johnson Two Homers For 6th Straight Win
Lou Johnson belted two homers lifting the Dodgers 8-3 over the Mets as they stretch their lead in the pennant race to 1½ games over Pittsburgh and 2½ over San Francisco. Johnson's hot September pace reaches .350 in 12 games, aiding a club that has won 11 of 13 this month while Tommy Davis remains on the bench.
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Northerners Lead State In High School Scoring
Four northern West Virginia football players top the state scoring list after two games. Mike Roscoe and Bill Springer sit at 36 points, with others like Clyde Michael Steve Fox and Bob Gresham also high scorers. QBs Kim West Jim Fout and David Clark posted strong numbers in recent victories.
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