Foes cheer Conigliaro comeback as Red Sox beat Twins
Tony Conigliaro returned to health with a strong day for Boston as he drove in six runs including two homers and two doubles. The 39-year-old slugger, long-out living from a near eye injury, batted .263 and helped Boston win 4 3. Seattle and Washington also won, while Detroit and Kansas City lost.
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A's Rally Amid Attendance Troubles As Herschberger Slides Safe
The A's beat an opponent 11 to 1 as outfielder Mike Herschberger slid under Hamilton’s tag after a wild pitch. Few fans saw the play due to ongoing attendance problems, with only 9,499 in the stands for Sunday’s victory. The season’s early success is noted as fans stay away.
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Arnie Knepper Flirts With Wall In Indy Race Crash
Indy Friday at the oval saw Arnie Knepper hit the track wall during a trophy dash. Knepper explained the car’s loose rear end and a stalled pit stop preceded a spin as slick spots on the track sent him sliding, while the announcer described the moment live.
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Partlow wins at Egyptian Seniors Spring Warm golf meet
Partlow of Carbondale captured first place in the Egyptian Seniors Spring Warm golf tournament at Crab Orchard Golf Course after a rainout had pushed the event from May 18. He posted a gross 76 and net 64 with a 12 handicap, while J. F. Vaughn of Zeigler shot a 74 for second in the medal round and also placed second in the handicap slug.
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Hill comes back to win Memphis Open despite weight loss
Dangerous Dave Hill, a volatile pro golf figure, returns home to Jackson Michigan with a $30,000 first prize after winning the Memphis Open Gulf Tournament. He reports dropping from 163 to 140 pounds and plans to see a doctor while feuding with the PGA. Hill finishes 15 under, two strokes ahead of Lee Elder and Bert Yancey at Colonial Country Club.
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Tennis stars reach French Open quarter finals
Rosemary Casals of San Francisco defeated Diga Morozova 46 62 64 to reach the women's singles quarter finals. Rod Laver defeated Stan Smith and Tom Okker beat Cliff Richey to end the last American hopes in the men's singles.
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Cubs Beat Braves In Beanball Battle Sweep Of Series
Cubs win 13 4 to extend streak to four as Ernie Banks is plunked by Claude Raymond and Henry Aaron clashes with Dick Selma. Umpire Ed Vargo warns Doyle after a series of pitches and heated exchanges. Aaron reaches 521st career homer and Hammerin’ Hank eyes 600 while the Cubs push to a four game win streak.
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Graebner Beats Van Dillen For Central California Titles
U S Davis Cupper Graebner of New York outlasted 18-year-old Erik Van Dillen 64 3 6 6 0 7 6 to win the men's singles and Liza Pande of Palo Alto Calif defeated Kristen Kemmer of Los Angeles 7 5 6 4 for the women's title at the Central California National Hardcourt Championships in Macon Ga Bobby Isaac won the Macon 300 speed event in a photo finish over David Fearson in the Dolga car race concluding the day's action.
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McLaren Wins Can Am Opener at Mesport Ont
Bruce McLaren, a young New Zealander, won the 200 mile Can Am opener at Mesport Ontario with teammate Denis Hulme nine tenths behind. McLaren earned over 10 000 of 60 000 prize money plus the Labatt’s Blue Trophy and 20 series points as the New Zealand team dominated Can Am yet again. Surtees finished third with Cordis fourth as the crowded 44 000 crowd watched McLaren complete 00 laps in 1 hour 51 minutes 27.3 seconds at an average speed of 105 901 mph amid clutch trouble for Motschenbacher.
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