Lema Keeps Two-Stroke Buick Open Lead At Warick Hills
Tony Lema clings to a two shot edge at the Buick Open after a 72 in the third round at Warick Hills Golf Club Grand Blanc Michigan. Don Finsterwald surged with a 69 closing strong including a 15 foot birdie and a 13th hole eagle to close within two. Senna Rudolph Sifford Kneece January and Snead also chased the leaders as the final round set up a three or four way finish.
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Major League Results Roster Compiled From Weekend Games
Jim Bunning pitched a five hitter to beat the Mets 6 2 and keep Philadelphia atop the NL. Wes Parker doubled twice to spark a Dodgers 3 2 win over the Cardinals. Cepeda drove in two in San Francisco 6 4 over Milwaukee. Earl Wilson bested Baltimore 6 2 for Boston as Truman wins medal news runs. Claude Osteen pitched a complete game in Washington 4 2 over Minnesota. Detroit beat the Dodgers 8 5 while Kansas City and New York posted wins in separate showdowns.
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Pirates Lose Grip as Cubs Rally to 10 7 Win
Vernon Law started strong for Pittsburgh but faltered in relief as Chicago surged with four runs in the sixth to cut a 7 2 lead to 7 6. Lee Burke belted a three run homer and Billy Cowan added a pinch hit three bagger. Law earned win number four against five losses.
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Rockefeller and Scranton Fight for Anti Goldwater Lead
The passage notes pledges to Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as contenders in the anti Goldwater bloc. Rockefeller won Oregon's delegates before losing California, while Goldwater retains delegates in various regions. Scranton must emerge as the unified anti Goldwater leader to have any nomination chance, a role Rockefeller sought but did not secure.
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