Bowlers of the Year honor goes to Fluker and Buell
Ray Fluker and Earnie Buell earn the Chronicle-Telegram Bowler of the Year titles from the season standings. Buell led women with 63 points and a 41 series total, including a 602 on Mar 5 and a season high 235. Fluker topped men with 35 points, twice leading singles and appearing in the top five in series nine times. The banquet closes the men’s season, with awards and champions invited to attend.
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Angels End Indians Win Streak With Billy Cowan Homer
In Anaheim Billy Cowan crushed a 366 foot homer in the fourth to lift the California Angels to a 2-1 win over the Cleveland Indians. Clyde Wright improved to 8-3 with a four hit effort, Ken Tatum earned the save. Cleveland’s only runs came on a Vada Pinson homer and a handful of scattered hits as Vernon Stouffer signaled possible ownership changes. Sam McDowell and Rudy May were set to duel next.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Schedule Notes
Detroit visits Oakland while Cleveland plays California and Baltimore meets Milwaukee. Other games include Chicago at New York Kansas City at Boston and Minnesota at Washington with evening matchups across the majors and several interleague ties listed for Sunday.
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Twins rally past Senators in pitchers duel
Bert Blyleven made his major league debut with seven strong innings as the Twins defeated the Senators 2 to 1. Blyleven, recalled from Evanville, allowed five hits and struck out seven in his first start. Other AL scores included Baltimore over Milwaukee 3-2 and New York routing Chicago 10-1. NL results featured Chicago beating San Francisco 12-6 and Cincinnati toppling New York 4-? with rain. Expos end 11-game skid with Coco Laboy ninth inning homer over Atlanta.
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Indians Owner Stouffer Won't Endure Long Term Losses
Vernon Stouffer says he can withstand short term losses but not continuous heavy ones as Cleveland attendance and a stock market drop strain finances. He says rumors of moving the Indians are unfounded and mentions plans to possibly sell to himself while noting higher operating expenses and 1969 expansion debt.
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Soccer World Cup resumes with key Group stage matches
AP reports the World Cup returns with nine games shaping advancing spots. Belgium meets Russia in Mexico City and Uruguay faces Italy in Puebla while Romania vs Czechoslovakia plays in Guadalajara and Peru battles Morocco in Group Four.
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Ohio U eyes first College World Series berth in finals push
Ohio University a nine time NCAA District 4 finalist can secure a spot in the College World Series by winning one of two against Southern Illinois in Jet Stadium. Ron Morrson threw a three hitter as Ohio topped SIU 7 0 in a winner's bracket game. Notre Dame was upset by SIU 1 0.
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Personality Out of Belmont Stakes Dims Triple Crown Showdown
New York Belmont Stakes fields 12 runners with Personality scratched due to illness. My Dad George, runner up in the Derby and Preakness, becomes favorite as High Echelon stands as Jacobs lone entrant after the colt’s nasal discharge ends his bid.
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West All-Stars defeat East in 6-2 series opener at Jet Stadium
Ron Salyer of Admiral King took the loss after four innings for the East as the West box score tallies a 6-2 win in game one of the best of three. Cliff Zunis of Elyria High entered in the fifth, had a hit and an RBI, while Randy Fierbaugh earned the win with three solid innings.
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