Celtics Make Pro History Win 6th Straight Title
Mets and Pirates split a twin bill with New York taking the nightcap 3-2. Tracy Stallard earned the win as Ron Hunt led the Mets with a triple double and two singles. Pittsburgh won the opener 4-3 with Roberto Clemente delivering a bases loaded single for the Pirates.
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Angels End Indians Streak With 7-0 Win
Los Angeles pitcher Fred Newman stopped the Cleveland Indians’ three game run to secure a 7-0 victory for the Angels. Tom Satriano drove in three runs as Newman, back from a throat infection, yielded a two run cushion in the first inning and Jim Grant walked the bases before Satriano’s two RBI hit.
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Celtics Clinch Sixth Straight NBA Title With 105 99 Win
Boston defeated San Francisco 105 99 to seal a sixth consecutive NBA championship, with Bill Russell delivering a late rebound and John Havlicek closing with decisive free throws. Wilt Chamberlain led all scorers with 30 points as six Celtics reached double figures, including notable 18 point outputs from Sam Jones and Ramsey.
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Warren sports boosters invite fans to all spring games
Warren Area High School opens baseball and track seasons with free admission at home games and meets. Larry G Steele, president of the Warren Sports Boosters, promotes a new Parents and Fans Track and Field Night at 7 pm tonight to showcase events and preview the season ahead of tomorrow’s home opener against Franklin.
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Zimmer Hits 2 Homers in 7-4 A's Win
Don Zimmer hit two home runs and Bennie Daniels pitched well as the Washington Senators beat the Kansas City Athletics 7-4. The Senators jumped on Lew Krausse for three first inning runs and never trailed, with Zimmer leading off the game and Don Basingame doubling before Krausse retired Chuck Hinton.
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Lumpe's error gives Twins 3-2 win over Tigers
In Minneapolis, Jerry Lumpe's 11th inning error with two out allowed Jimmie Hall to score from third on Vic Power's bases loaded grounder, giving the Minnesota Twins a 3-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers as Jim Kaat earned the win.
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Crampton Wins Texas Open In Narrow Victory
Bruce Crampton edged Juan Rodriguez and Seb Charles by one stroke to win the Texas Open in San Antonio. He closed with a five under par 65 to finish at 273, overcoming a six-stroke deficit after three rounds. Rodriguez faltered on 18, tying with Charles for second. Dutch Harrison dropped to a four over 74 and finished in a four way tie for eighth.
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