Trojans Nip UA to claim fourth NCAA baseball title
Southern California defeated Arizona 5-2 to win a fourth national college baseball crown. Bud Hollowell homered for his fourth time in the NCAA tournament and earned MVP honors along with solid performances from Gary Holman and pitcher Walt Peterson. Arizona finishes as runner up after appearances in 1956 1959 and 1960.
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Baseball Scores Spark Weekend Action Across Major Leagues
Results show Kansas City, Chicago and New York posting wins while many games postponed or delayed by rain. Key performances include Delock and Lau for Baltimore Boston, and standout home runs by Mejias and Stuart in several clashes.
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Reds Rally To Sweep Mets In Doubleheader
Freddie Hutchinson’s tirade spurred Cincinnati as Jim Maloney and Jim O Toole delivered strong outings in the Reds 11-5 and 10-3 victories over the New York Mets. Maloney earned win number 10 while O Toole improved to 12-3, with key hits supporting the pitching. Norm Sherry of the Mets suffered a left foot spike in the second game, requiring three stitches but not expected to miss future action.
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Indians Rally to Defeat Braves in Big Sixth Inning
Dennis Smith hit a three run homer and Gene Tarkington added a solo shot as the Earl's Market Indians scored 13 runs in the final inning to beat the Scottsdale Little League Braves 22 8 on Saturday night Ricky Ryan was the winning pitcher while Tan Williamea Wed JULL V LIUICGILIDS took the loss Indians star hitters included Smith with four RBIs and Billy Byrne with three The Braves managed only two hits against Ryan as 17 walks aided their offense and three Braves pitchers worked in a high scoring sixth inning
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Meet Five Of The Scottsdale Shutouts At Bat Today
Five members of the Scottsdale Shutouts will play at 5 30 today against Mieg & Fallis Babe Ruth at Scottsdale High. The non league team ages 13 to 15 formed through local groups to give youngsters summer play with policy of Everybody plays and unofficial games.
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White Sox rely on strong pitching to stay tied with Yankees
Johnny Buzhardt leads AL with a 1.99 ERA after a four hitter in Kansas City. Juan Pizarro and Jim Brosnan combined for eight hits as Chicago won 2-1 and 3-2, keeping pace with the Yankees at Yankee Stadium before 44 3357 fans.
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Magna Plate Wins Fifth Straight in Legion Action
Magna Plate from Arcadia High School district beat Kerr Sporting Goods 5 2 to extend its win streak to five and climb to third place one game from first. John Propstra fanned seven and walked eight while yielding only two hits for the victory. Ronnie Barr and Bill Nichols drove in runs.
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Palmer Wins Thunderbird Open in Sudden-Death Finish
Arnold Palmer defeated Paul Harney in a sudden death playoff at the Thunderbird Open to claim first place money and move to within $2,000 of Jack Nicklaus for the year's top money winner. Palmer's return to tour play followed a month off as 15,000+ fans watched at Westchester Country Club.
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