Evansville considers 15000 seat stadium for schools and university
Evansville weighs a 15 000 capacity football stadium for high schools and Evansville University Aces with campus seating and dorm access. Former Cubs star Foreman bankrupt sells eight cars four homes as fans flood ticket lines amid strong team season and front office rush.
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Frank Robinson eyed as Orioles coach successor
Baltimore Orioles manager Earl Weaver said there is a good chance Frank Robinson could join Baltimore as a coach after Billy Hunter left to manage the Texas Rangers. Weaver said he called Hank Peters to suggest Robinson, noting the team already has four coaches including Brooks Robinson as player coach.
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Cauthen Keeps Winning at Belmont and Beyond
Teen jockey Steve Cauthen, finishing his apprentice year at Belmont Park, won on Flying Flunky and lost on Harbor Springs while promoting his new country western record. He rode eight winners since returning from an injury, ending the year with 284 wins and about 3.05 million in purses. In Indianapolis, the Pacers push season tickets toward 8,000 with a planned WTTV telethon and corporate support to stabilize finances.
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King Faces Defeat at Wimbledon and Vows Return
Billie Jean King, 33, loses 6-1 6-2 to Chris Evert on center court, vows to work six months to regain toughness. Evert praises King, who recalls fighting gender inequities and WC dominance, while acknowledging heavy knee injuries and a long road back.
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McCovey Overtakes Aaron as NL Grand Slam Leader
Willie McCovey, at 39, homers twice in the Giants 14-9 comeback win over the Reds to move past Hank Aaron into the NL career grand slam lead with 17. He trails Lou Gehrig's 23 in the all-time total, and fans roared as San Francisco erased an early 8-1 deficit at Riverfront Stadium.
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Cubs Rally To Top Expos 4 3 In Montreal
Chicago improves to 46-22, edging Montreal 4-3 as a three run seventh inning turns a 3-1 deficit into a comeback win. Manager Herman Franks credits the club’s resilience and 25 players for not giving up.
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