Deadline argument praises 15 inning Angels win
A Los Angeles 1-0 win over the Chicago White Sox in 15 innings, lasting 3 hours 45 minutes, prompts calls for a night game curfew. The piece argues fans, not insiders, should drive schedules and that late starts alienate subscribers and families. It notes many stayed late, risking missed Sunday Easter events.
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City Lumber tops Alamo City in twin bill rivalry
A crowd of 500 watched Izzy Garibay fan 10 as City Lumber defeated Alamo City 3-0 in five innings. Gene Guzman homered, Henry Garcia doubled, and Alberto Alvarado added two singles as City Lumber surged to a 10-hit attack. Wesley Post pitched six innings for the win and Roger Weston finished in the nightcap. Post homered and singled twice. Frank Rodriguez doubled and singled.
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Sanders Wins Greensboro Open Despite Rough Final Round
Doug Sanders captured the Greater Greensboro Open with a 270 total after a 72 on Sunday, four strokes ahead of runner-up Jimmy Clark. The Georgia native, who shot 69 in the final round, led by a strong 63 in the second round and earned $5,500, facing pressure from Sammy Snead as Gary Player and Jack McGowan tied for seventh at 278.
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Big D Phillies Star Power Ties NL Race in 1962
Don Demeter known as Big D showcases versatility for the Phillies as he drives in runs and helps position the team in a three way tie for first with the Giants and Pirates. Mauch mentors Demeter shaping his improved hitting and situational success.
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DalLas Country Club Invitational Opens With Star Field
Dallas opens its Country Club Invitational tennis tournament with three top ranked men led by Chuck McKinley as No 1. Ham Richardson defending champion No 3 and Donald Dell No 7 join a strong field. Also entered are Antonio Palafox Davis Cup star Cliff Richey and Army coach Ron Holmberg. A women's division is led by Wimbledon champion Karen Susman.
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Demeter Sparks Phillies in 10 inning win over Cardinals
Demeter hit six of nine with three RBIs as the Phillies beat the Cardinals 4-3 in 10. Baldschun earned both wins in relief though only 2 1 3 innings worked. Cubs top Giants, Pirates edge Reds, Colts beat Dodgers, Braves outslug Mets in other NL games. In Lubbock, Reagan Jr. hit a hole in one on 18, Du Priest’s ball was knocked in.
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Kirven barred again from Texas Open at Oak Hills
Malcolm Kirven, San Antonio golf champion and St. Phillip's College student leader, was refused entry to the Texas Open beginning April 25 at Oak Hills Country Club, a repeat of last year. Officials cite policy limits and contracts with PGA and the San Antonio Golf Assn. as grounds for denial. Kirven previously played at Willow Springs with Charles Sifford, who also faced entry refusal.
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Santana Delivers Lone River Oaks Victory In Marathon Final
Manuel Santana of Spain defeated Chuck McKinley in a lengthy River Oaks final, 6-4, 13-11, 3-6, 26, 6-4, to become the third foreign champion in as many years. The second-seeded world amateur ranked Santana trailed in every set yet used a powerful serve and variety to prevail. McKinley, a US top seed, made clutch errors in the fifth set to surrender the match.
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Holy Cross to Central Catholic Baseball Matchup
Holy Cross hosts Central Catholic while Harlandale faces Marshall at 4 16 this afternoon on Gay’s sparse schoolboy baseball slate.
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