Gibson in control Five-hitter
Cardinals right hander Bob Gibson pitched a five hitter in a 4 0 win over the Mets to improve to 8 9 and his eighth career shutout. Joe Torre doubled in two first inning runs as Gibson kept the Mets in check with precise control on three days rest. The day also featured Chicago beating Montreal 5 2 and Minnesota 2 1 over Boston with key hits from Jim Hickman and Milt Pappas.
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Agnew Near End Of Tour With Portugal Tea Ending Trip
Vice President Spiro Agnew planned a light ceremonial schedule for the last full day of his 11 nation diplomatic circuit. He will attend a luncheon with Portuguese Prime Minister Marcelo Caetano and a farewell dinner at the U.S. embassy before returning to the United States Wednesday.
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Trevino nervy after Open triumph fame brings pressure
Lee Trevino, riding a wave from major wins including the British and U S Opens, faces a new strain of fame as Westchester Classic spectators and media horde invades his privacy. He laments constant attention, missing time with his kids, and asks for space while noting Joe DiMaggio’s cautionary example.
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Reds and Blues win league tilt in county play
Washington Reds beat West Chester 10 to 10 in a high scoring County League game. Reds catcher Greg Horn led with three hits while David Cousins pitched a two hitter, fanning nine. Blues defeated Riverside 4 to 3 as Scott Rich homered and struck out ten for Riverside's foe.
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All-Star Little League Ends Season With Cancellation
No Little League games at Green Field Wednesday as Tri-County National League all-stars led by Scott Rich Kelly Gipple and Marty Young play in Oskaloosa. After a 2 0 victory over Oskaloosa and 5 0 over Knoxville at Eddyville fan support is urged for the Wednesday game.
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DiMaggio recalls holdout with Barrow and a $9000 cut
Joe DiMaggio recalls 1938 holdout, led by Ed Barrow's toughness, amid early-season hitting around 500 and New York booing him. He notes a $9,000 cut offered afterward and contrasts baseball with golf as nobody is booed in the sport.
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Morrall recalls all star game memory and comeback
WESTMINSTER ad Earl Morrall recalls his lone all star appearance and how an in game injury delayed his memory. He vows to start for the Colts in the 1979 all star game in Chicago and seeks lasting redemption after 1968 campeonato and 1970s Super Bowl glory with Baltimore.
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Oilers Trade Levins In Major Lopsided Move
United Press International reports the Houston Oilers traded star wideout Jerry Levins to the San Diego Chargers for two hefty players Ron Billingsley and Gene Ferguson. The deal followed a key scrimmage and aimed to bolster the Oilers defensive end spot. Cowboys release rookies. Vikings lose guard Jim Vellone to season-ending care at UCLA Medical Center. Giants cut LB Jim Wright and end Tom Bienemann. Patriots drop LB Dave Simmonds.
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