Rowland and Norman Place In Track Finals At State Meet
Butch Rowland of Sterling clears 13 8 for fourth in vault while Bob Norman of Fulton runs 14 4 in the 120 yard high hurdles finishing third Norman also clocks 14 3 in finals Bod runs 146 and 146 in prelims and semis to reach finals Sterling High ties 24th in golf with 673 at University of Illinois meet Roger Wilkins leads local squad with 163 one over two courses by 78 and 305 totals
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Ottawa duo upset by Brown and Bueger in THSA doubles finals
The Warrior pair Steve Dickinson and Bill James fell to Ottawa rivals Harris and Riley 3-6 6-4 7-5, ending their THSA doubles title bid. Harris and Riley then lost to top seeds Brown and Bueger in three sets for the championship. Greg King, two time IHSA singles champion, was defeated by Bill Martin of Oak Park in the finals of the division.
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Yonkers Pacers Westchester Pace Victory for Al
Al the favored colt dominated the Westchester Pace at Yonkers Raceway driven by Stanley Dancer. He beat Springfield by 3 4 lengths in 1 59 3 5, paying $2.40 as the 1 to 5 favorite.
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Orioles rally as Buford belts two in Memorial Day win
Don Buford, Baltimore's pint sized outfielder, slugged two homers in the Orioles 11-3 victory over Chicago in the Memorial Day doubleheader second game. He was hit by a pitch, later chased by a fight, and ejected after a benches-clearing clash as fans pelted him with debris. The win trimmed Baltimore's deficit in the AL East behind Boston.
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Biak's One-Out Shot Breaks Tie in Tight Milwaukee Victory
Biak delivered a one-out hit off reliever Phil Hennigan to snap a 5-5 tie. Milwaukee tied it in the seventh when Johnny Briggs walked, took second on a sacrifice, advanced to third on a balk, and scored on a bouncer. SUPPORT CONSERVATION.
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Czechoslovakia Clinches Near Second in World Championship
In Sao Paulo Czechoslovakia defeated Brazil 68 59 to virtually secure second place in the Women's World Basketball Championship Cuba beat South Korea 72 65 Russia the defending champion was not scheduled for the games The result tightens the standings as teams push for medal contention with the event ongoing.
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