Giants Beat Jets In New Haven Exhibition War
In Yale Bowl New Haven the Giants 45 Jets 30 as three interceptions by Jets reserve QB Al Woodall swing momentum. Carter Campbell 82 yard pick six Jim Files 20 yard pick six and Spider Lockhart 59 yard return set up final Giants TD. Namath exits with elbow injury.
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Wood’s 20–20 worry as Wood collapse continues
Wilbur Wood of the Chicago White Sox endured his 18th defeat after an early exit against the Baltimore Orioles who won 8-2. Despite Wood insisting his arm is fine, his May 28 to now record shows 7-15 with a 4.90 ERA as White Sox managers defend his health.
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Pirates Rally Behind Rooker Bartirome in Five-Hitter
Pirates pitcher Jim Rooker and reliever Tony Bartirome combined on a five hitter to defeat the San Francisco Giants 5-0. Rooker battled back stiffness and poor sleep while Bartirome provided relief as Pittsburgh stayed two games behind the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL East. The Cardinals beat the Padres 1-0 and other NL scores followed.
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99-for nine her best Girl club plays Jack Cincinnati
Krista Kihm a 22 year old teacher faced Jack Nicklaus in a charity match at the Nicklaus Golf Center near Kings Mills Ohio. She said she barely plays golf and entered the contest to join the world renowned golfer. Her best score is 99 for nine holes and she anticipated a poor showing though she hoped to perform well.
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Big League Standings and Tuesday Games Listed
Big League standings and Tuesday games show Minnesota at Baltimore New York at Kansas City Boston at Texas Detroit at Oakland and Milwaukee at California with multiple matchups scheduled. Detroit, Milwaukee, Boston, New York, Minnesota, Chicago, Cleveland and other teams appear in listed fixtures with pitchers and records noted.
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Ferguson saves umpires in Dodgers 2 1 win over Cubs
Dodgers win 2 1 as Joe Ferguson hits a two run homer in the ninth and later picks off Don Kessinger to blunt a Cubs rally. Rick Reuschel and Tommy John were in a rare no hitter until Willie Crawford’s single started a Dodger rally.
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Evert dominant in 63rd National Clay Court Open title
Chris Evert, 18, from Ft. Lauderdale, won the women's singles at the 63rd National Clay Court Open, earning 6000 of 89000 prize money and defeating Veronica Burton 6-4 6-4 in Sunday’s final. Manuel Orantes captured the men’s title, beating George Govan 6-4 6-1 6-4 to become the first Spaniard to win the event while earning 10000 dollars.
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Davis Cup Interzone Finals Open With Smith and Nastase Wins
In Alamo California AP reports Stan Smith and Ilie Nastase won singles for a 1-1 U S Romania split after Smith defeated Toma Ovici 7-5 6-1 6-3 and Nastase beat Marty Riessen 6-2 6-4 6-2 The Nastase Riessen match included heckling of the Romanian as the U S and Romania prepare for Monday doubles in the semifinal Davis Cup duel
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Wadkins wins USI Classic to push season total high
Lanny Wadkins survived a late double bogey stretch to win the USI Classic by two strokes at 279, earning $40,000 and lifting his season earnings to $188,914. Lee Elder Tom Jenkins Rik Massengale and others chased the lead as Nicklaus Weiskopf and Palmer did not compete.
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