Moody's Quiet Comeback From PGA Slump Starts With Pars
Orville Moody 39, 1969 U S Open champion, returns to form in a string of PGM events at Pecan Valley Golf Club. He says his goal is "a lot of pars" with hopes of fewer heartaches and a better season, after earnings around $14 000 and a best finish of a tie for eighth at Robinson Illinois. Moody has won three PGM events and earned $18 725 in the series as he rebuilds his tour life.
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Penn State Gridders Dominate All-East Team Selections
Four Penn State players from Lambert Trophy squads John Hunnan John Skorupan Bruce Bannon and Greg Ducatte earned spots on the Associated Press All-East football team for 1972. Yale Rutgers Navy Army and Villanova also placed multiple players while other schools placed one apiece.
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Anderson College Wrestlers Rout Manchester Spartans
Anderson College opened with a 49 6 wrestling victory over Manchester led by pins from Wilk 118 Griffin 142 Honaker 158 Sirianni 190 and Thomas heavyweight Myers 150 won 10 0 over Harvey Tuminski 177 won on points Hoover 126 and Wilson 187 won by forfeit The Ravens travel to Wisconsin for the Whitewater Mohawk Invitational.
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Cincinnati Leads Off With Hits But Fails to Score
In the first two 1972 World Series games Cincinnati led off six innings with base hits but failed to convert any into runs.
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