Trevino Leads Open After Third Round at Royal Birkdale
Trevino holds a one stroke lead entering the final round of the British Open at Royal Birkdale. He sits atop a crowded leaderboard with Tony Jacklin and Liang En-tan ba close behind. Peter Gosterhuis posted a course record 63 to surge into contention, while Gary Player fought to stay within four of the pace.
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Columbus Sea Bees Take Second in Norfolk Triangular
Columbus Sea Bees finish second at a Norfolk AAU swim triangular as host Bath tops the field with 313 points. Rich O'Donnell wins two boys 15-14 events in breaststroke and backstroke while Doug Dean is runner up in breaststroke. The meet features multiple age groups and relay wins with coach Dan Janssen hosting Kearney Central City clubs at Pawnee Park Pool.
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Sahara Lounge advances in annual volunteer softball tourney
Sahara Lounge defeated Deano's Diner 4 to 3 to move into the second round of the Jeigh Volunteer Fire Department Softball Tournament. Aylyn Gohri allowed four hits and struck out eight in a six inning effort, while Darrell Dupsky earned the win in relief. Sahara will face the Creston-Long Bravery winner next, as Clarkson and Mimick contributed key hits in the comeback rally.
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Sidney man leads opening round in Wyoming Open golf
Sidney Amateur Crist shoots four under par on Cheyenne Airport Course to seize early lead in Wyoming Open. He sits two strokes ahead of three professionals, Hil Bisdoré Reneliel and Jim Banks among the challengers as rain drenches parts of the first round.
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Wife of former Eagles owner dies in Washington
Mrs. Ante Walman wife of former Philadelphia Eagles owner and construction tycoon Jetty Walman died of a heart attack at Doctor's Hospital. She was 74. A Wilkes-Barre native she married Jerry in 1947 after both were poor. The Walmans once built a fortune in Washington from a small investment later buying the Eagles in 1963 for over 3 million dollars.
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A's edge Angels 1-0 in 20 innings as Mangual delivers
Angel Mangual lined a two out single in the bottom of the 20th to lift the Oakland Athletics to a 1-0 win over the California Angels in a record shattering five hour game. Vida Blue pitched 11 innings for Oakland and both clubs combined for a MLB strikeout record.
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Five linksmen share lead in Milwaukee meet
Milwaukee reports a tight first week at the Greater Milwaukee Open as Ken Stil and a pack of contenders sit atop the leaderboard. Deane Reman and past champion Dan Sikes remain within striking distance of the early pace, with players chasing a sub-63 round on the Tripoli Country Club layout.
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Matel Tops MoorMan With 14 Run Whitewash
In Columbus Softball League action Matel hammered MoorMan Feed 14 to 0. Val Salt allowed five hits as the Matel offense pounded 13 hits led by Roger Resche with two triples and a double. Dennis homered and tripled, Jin Siiga and Bil Braithwait added doubles. Sohl and Sliva each had two hits. Luschen took the loss and Tloudek doubled.
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Spanish netter defeats Smith in Swedish Open match
Wimbledon finalist Stan Snide of Pasadena, California, was eliminated at the Swedish Open Championships in Bastard Sweden. Sailana of Sparta defeated Snide 4 6 62 61, ending his run in the $33,000 event.
Jim French Heads 81,700 Dwyer Handicap Contenders
Jim French dominates a strong field in the 81,700 Dwyer Handicap at Aqueduct, aiming for another showing in the money along with several rivals. Manta from Cimendorf Farm attracts attention after light weights and prior turf success, with Typecast and 11 Q as other key contenders in a wide race program at Hollywood Park and Monmouth Park.
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Renko tosses another one hitter against Phillies
Montreal ace Steve Renko pitched a one hitter to beat Philadelphia as Willie Montanez’ first inning single provided the lone safety for the Phillies. Renko, who earlier blanked the Giants by one, improved his monthly milestone with his second consecutive one hitter.
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Baseball standings leaders and pitchers across leagues
National League leaders include Ellis 14-3 Pill 14-3 Dierker 12-5 Carlton 12-5 Jenkins 12- A. Five others with 19. American League leaders Buc 13-3 Oak? Cuellar 13-3 Ball 13-4 Lalich 14-0 Hebert 12-4 Perry 12-4.
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Minnesota Inks Three Players To One-Year NHL Deals
Bloomington Minnesota signed defense man Ted Varris and wingers Lou Nanne and J P Parise to one-year NHL contracts for the 1971 12 season Parise set the club single season scoring record with 72 points in a season
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Stargell Named NL Player of Month for April Feats
Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh Pirates earned the National League Player of the Month award after blasting 11 homers in April, setting a league record for the month. The announcement came from a panel of baseball writers and broadcasters.
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Washington State names Greenwood contract new head coach
Washington State appointed Bory Greenswood head basketball coach Friday. Greenswood previously led at Washington University and served as an assistant at Towa before this selection.
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Racing Results at Fairgrounds Lincoln Wisconsin
Racing results from Fairgrounds Lincoln Wisconsin list multiple races with winners and payouts. Notable entries include Chiles Co and Last Try in race one, Amiles Duke and Cedar Daye in race three, Make Contact and Mary Ann on in race four, and Gypsy Melody plus Koamin Free in race seven. Attendance reported at 4,031.
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