Indians Pitching Stymies Tigers 2-0 on Alvis Homer
Steve Hargan and three relief pitchers held Detroit to five hits as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Tigers 2-0. Max Alvis supplied the offense with a two run homer in the fourth after Billy Harris walked, with Earl Wilson faltering. Lennie Green and Dick McAuliffe reached base later, but Hal Kurtz and a double play ended the inning.
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Cardinal Greats Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst in Busch Stadium
Cardinal legends Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst gather at Busch Stadium as part of a commemorative moment. Musial and Schoendienst featured prominently on the St. Louis Cardinals teams that won the 146 world championship, highlighting a storied era in baseball history.
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Capsizing and overboard injury blamed on hunters and fishermen
Coast Guard figures show fatalities stem from capsizing and falls overboard in small craft, with hunters and fishermen most at risk. Improper loading, overloading, and overpowering lead to tips and drownings, and life jackets were unused in 2 percent of drownings. Fourth of July, National Safe Boating Week and new safety rules aim to reduce incidents. Also Boston Patriots sign Babe Parilli and Don Shula.
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Yankees Top Twins 5-2 in Seven-Run Rally
Frank Fernandez delivered a two run double as New York rallied in the seventh inning to defeat the Minnesota Twins 5-2. Stan Bahnsen earned his seventh win with a six hitter and nine strikeouts, overcome a 2-1 deficit caused by Tony Oliva’s two run homer.
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Reds top Cubs 7 to 1 in six-hitter by Maloney
Cincinnati Reds beat Chicago Cubs 7 to 1 as Jim Maloney pitched six hits with five strikeouts. Alex Jahnue and Johnny Bench homered, and Cincinnati built a three run cushion in the first inning before Bonch delivered an inside the park shot and late two run blast. Roland Johnson started the first inning scoring when Ernie Banks mishandled a grounder, with Pete Rose also contributing on defense and offense.
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Dark Mirage Wins Belmont Filly Triple Crown Sweep
Dark Mirage, the favorite, won at Belmont Park to complete the filly triple crown, finishing the mile and a furlong Coaching Club American Oaks in 2 01 45 for a $75,562.50 purse and boosting career earnings to $268,852.60. Gay Matelda and Syrian Sea finished third as the field’s other payouts followed.
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Carbondale clubs schedule night games under lights
The Carbondale legion meets Murphysboro under Ever green Park lights Monday at 8 p.m. This first true night game of the year follows a twilight contest at the SIU diamond last week. Nearby fixtures list Benton at West Frankfort, Steeleville at Du Quoin, and Carbondale at West Frankfort earlier in the week.
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London Open finals washed out at Queen's Club
Rain and scheduling issues canceled the London Open grass court finals at Queen's Club. Tom Okker had been set to face Clark Graebner in the men's singles, while the women's final between Ann Haydon Jones and Nancy Richey was also called off. Wimbledon Open Tourney begins Monday.
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