Purdue Indiana Big Ten clash as Michigan leads early race
Michigan hosts Purdue as undefeated teams meet in a pivotal Big Ten contest. Minnesota visits Indiana while Michigan State faces Wisconsin and Iowa travels to Ohio State in another conference game. Key matchups feature Purdue Indiana size battles and Illinois’ shooting edge in a crowded title chase.
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Rentzel Indicted in Los Angeles Drug Case
Los Angeles Rams receiver Rentzel and film producer William Belasco were indicted on multiple felony counts including possession of marijuana and cocaine and furnishing drugs. Police raid revealed drugs at both men’s homes and a repairman’s tip sparked the investigation.
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Former Angels Manager Del Rice Praises Carlton Fisk
Del Rice, former California Angel manager, hails Red Sox rookie catcher Carlton Fisk as a solid hitter with a fine throwing arm. Rice spent 17 years in the major leagues and offered high praise for Fisk's early performance.
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Highland Arats to Defend Wrestling Crown at Highland
Highland Arats led by Jeff Purdue and Ken Kuchler defend their White River Conference wrestling crown at Highland in a 9 am meet featuring Yorktown Pendleton Heights and other contenders. Yorktown and Pendleton Heights loom as main challengers as the county tourney standout list includes McGiver Gaw Gustin and Odom among favorites in multiple weight classes.
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U S Shadow Grand Prix Team Withdraws from Races
The UOP Shadow Grand Prix team withdraws from the Argentina and Brazil world championship races over starting money terms. Led by George Follmer the team, built in Britain with American parts, also plans an appearance in South Africa with Graham Hill set to race independently. Jackie Oliver drives as second driver.
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Panamanian Boxing Doubleheader Features Duran and Pinder Title Defenses
In Panama City a historic boxing doubleheader pairs world lightweight champion Roberto Duran and bantamweight champion Enrique Pinder defending their crowns. Duran faces Jimmy Robertson while Pinder meets Romeo Anaya as 18,000 fans pack the Panama Gymnasium. Televised reach includes Puerto Rico and several American nations. Gate profits split favours the champions with challengers each earning 10,000.
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WIBC Bowl Championships End in Kansas City
About 29,000 women competed for 351,305 dollars in the 53rd WIBC bowling championships held in Kansas City Missouri. The 52 day event concluded on May 27.
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Privacy Warrior Faces Public Tragedy Jabbar Spotlighted
Milwaukee Bucks star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, famed for privacy since youth, saw his private life thrust into the public eye as seven people, five of them children, were slain at his Washington DC home. The piece traces his life from New York to UCLA, his religion, and his stance on civil rights.
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Heisman Trophy The Possible Dream Film Packaged
A 24 minute 16mm sound and color film features Roger Staubach O J Simpson and Jim Plunkett among former college stars. The film may be obtained free from Tribune Films 38 West 32nd Street New York NY 10001 and is sponsored by Panasonic.
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