Ex Sooners Wilkinson eyed for pro golf commission role
Bud Wilkinson, former Oklahoma coach and Senate candidate, is viewed by touring pros as a potential commissioner for a new independent golf tour. The move follows players plans to break away from the PGA. Wilkinson could not comment. several golfers say he seems receptive to leading big time tournament golf as the tour announces its structure and aims. Leroy Keyes at Purdue noted for two seasons of efficient passing.
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Whitworth Wins Tall City Open With Record 62
Kathy Whitworth captures the Tall City Open in Midland with a record-tying 62 in the final round to finish 206. The two time defending LPGA champion from Monahans Texas also wins the Holiday Inn Invitational for the third straight time, leading Carol Mann and Judy Kimball.
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Hendricks Wins Sixth Annual Trenton 200 Modified Race
R I Hendricks of Richmond Virginia won the sixth annual Trenton 200 modified stock car race in Trenton New Jersey finishing a half mile ahead of Red Farmer of Hueytown Alabama.
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Road Racing Champ Wins U S Championship in Ohio
Mark Donogiatue of Media Pennsylvania won the United States road racing championship in Lexington Ohio driving a McLaren Chevrolet. He set a new 90.77 mph average speed over the 180 2.4 mile laps and posted a fastest lap of 93.71 mph.
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Baseball and minor league scores trim uneven card
Pacific Coast League results include Phoenix 8 over Indianapolis 1 and Spokane at Portland 2, Iain Vancouver 2 over Seattle 1. Denver 9 to 1. San Diego 3 over Tulsa 0. Oklahoma City 3 Hawaii 1. Tacoma 0. International League tied Rochester 3 Syracuse 7 and Louisville 0 Columbus 6. Texas League Dallas-Fort Worth 13 Amarillo 4. Memphis 7. Albuquerque 1 Shreveport 7-5. San Antonio 4 El Paso 4. Arkansas 3 va.
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Pizarro Bosox Tame Tigers and Cards Rip At Braves
The box scores show Boston beating Detroit 4-4 and St Louis routing Atlanta 10-1 as the Reds beat Chicago 2-1 in a tainted game scene. Pelekoudas ejected Durocher and Spangler amid a check of Vaseline on Regan cap, while Cincinnati pounded the Giants and Pirates in separate NL contests. Reds win streak reaches six as Perez Rose Whitfield and Johnson all homer in a nine run first inning burst.
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Americans reclaim Davis Cup series lead over Spain in interzone
Clark Graebner defeated Juan Gilbert 9 17 6 3 6 1 to give the United States a 3 1 edge in the best of five. The Ashe Santana match to decide the final result was halted at darkness with Santana leading 13 11 5 7 3 15 13.
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Boros Captures $50 000 Westchester Win
Julius Boros, 48, won the Westchester Classic at Westchester Country Club finishing 272 after a final round 68 to surge from three behind. He topped Nicklaus Sikes Murphy and Casper among a star-studded field with a $50,000 first prize and $144,357 yearly earnings.
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Montgomery Rebels-12th Straight Win Over Birmingham 8-5
The Montgomery Rebels beat Birmingham 8-5 to stretch their winning streak to 12 and move one game ahead of Asheville in the Southern League pennant race. Bob Gilhooley hit his 12th homer as Montgomery erased a 4-0 deficit with a six-run burst in the fourth. In Charlotte, the Hornets swept Evansville 8-7 and 4-3. Jim Jenkins drove in the decisive run in the seventh of game two.
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Red Sox fall to Tigers after botched bunts and late homer
Detroit beats Boston 10-9 on Saturday then 4-1 Sunday as Pizarro wins with help from bunting errors. Orioles top Minnesota 7-1 behind Frank Robinson's four RBIs while Yankees win 7-5 in 10 innings over Oakland. Tommy John and Joe Horlen lead White Sox to a doubleheader sweep over Cleveland.
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