Killer's Fifth Homer Lifts Twins Over Indians in Cleveland
Harmon Killebrew homered for the fifth time in six games to break a 4 4 tie in the sixth, lifting Minnesota to a 9 4 win over Cleveland and snapping a five game losing streak. Rich Rollins drove in two runs with a single and Tony Oliva added a run producing single. Oliva also drove in a first inning run. Max Alvis hit a tying homer for the Indians in the sixth.
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Orioles win suspended game then fall to Athletics 9 4
The Orioles won a suspended game 6-5 on Russ Snyder’s 12th inning single after Sam Bowens had a double, ending the first game in Baltimore’s first at bat since a city curfew halted play at 11 59 p m. Sunday’s regulation contest ended with a 9-4 loss to the Kansas City Athletics after Baltimore blew a three-run lead.
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Peters Pitcher Two-Hitter as Chisox Sweep Doubleheader
Gary Peters pitched six innings of no hit ball and finished a two hitter as the Chicago White Sox swept Washington with a 12-0 win. Tommie Agee drove in all runs in a 4-1 opener while Peters, returning from a strained arm, allowed only a ninth inning single by Frank Howard in a dominating performance.
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Little League Pepsi Beats Montana Polo 5 2
Pepsi defeats Montana Polo 5 to 2 in a Little League game over the weekend. Winning pitcher Dick Kerner fanned 11. Joe Walsh collected two hits in two at bats. Joe Walsh drove in runs while J Markovich took the loss.
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Bouton Earns First Victory in Eight Months for Yankees
Jim Bouton earned his first win since June 30 aided by Steve Hamilton and Pete Ramos as the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 5 3 in sweltering heat. He allowed four hits through six plus innings before tiring in the seventh. George Smith hit his second homer of the season to start Boston’s rally, while Roger Maris put New York up 2 0 in the first with his fourth homer.
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Umpires Meet Tonight For Slow Pitch Rules Meeting
A rules meeting for all slow pitch softball umpires is scheduled tonight at 8:45 in the city recreation department office in City Hall.
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Foyt recovering after fire scarred in Milwaukee race
A J Foyt, 31, Houston, suffered burns when his car hit the wall during a warmup lap for the Rex Mays 100 at State Fair Park. From West Allis Memorial Hospital he said 50 000 is a lot to spend for 10 laps. He planned to rebuild a car and return, while Andretti won the race with McCluskey and Leonard close behind. Andretti earned 41060 dollars plus accessories.
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Andretti wins Rex Mays Classic at Milwaukee
Mario Andretti of Nazareth, Pa., driving a rear engine Ford, won the 100 mile Rex Mays Classic at Wisconsin State Fair Park Sunday with a speed of 95.65 mph. McCluskey finished second.
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