Trevino Shines with 68 to Lead Buick Open Round Two
U S Open champion Lee Trevino fired a four under par 68 at Warwick Hills to grab the second round lead at the Buick Open. He sits 1 ahead of defending champ Julius Boros who posted 69, with Weiskopf, Marti, and Stevens two strokes back at 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Blanc, Mich
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Warwick Hills
Julius Boros
Tom Weiskopf
Fred Marti
Baytown
Tex
John Stevens
Wichita
Kan
Fred i Tom Weiskopf
Rod Unsether
H. Sikes
Steve Spray
Johnny Pott
Harold Henning
Howie Johnson
Im Airfield Rmichael
Rocky_ Thompson wneud
Dick Rhyan
Oneeereenemee
Gibby Gilbert
Jerry
Lee _ Hale Irwin
Terry Wilcox
Bob Lunn
Luis Sugimoto
Chris Blocker
Frank Beard
Terry
Roy Pace
14 Year Old Pederson Sets Swim World Record
Sue Pederson of Sacramento, 14, set a world mark of 2 09.5 in the 200 meter freestyle at the Santa Clara International meet after losing the 200 meter individual medley on a judges decision to Claudia Kolb. Pederson trained with Arden Hills Club and sparked opening program of the three day meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Pederson
Sacramento
Santa Clara
Arden Hills Club
Miss Pederson
Pam Kruse
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Miss Kolb
Linda Williams
Wendy Fordyce
Debbie Meyer
Lakewood
Suzanne Doherty
Sue Mallonnee
Ann Simmons
Janet Reed
Karen Muir
South Africa
Elaine Tanner
Canada
Fred Haywood
Mark Spitz
Mexico
Guillermo Echevarria
McKeever Traded to Redskins for Defensive Back
Washington sends safety Paul Krause to Minnesota in exchange for tight end Marlin McKeever and a draft choice. Coach Otto Graham plans to shift Jerry Smith to flank and use Bobby Mitchell as a running back in the offense. McKeever, Rams No. 1 pick in 1960, played linebacker early and has been a tight end since 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Washington Redskins
Paul Krause
Minnesota Vikings
Marlin McKeever
Redskin
Otto Graham
Jerry Smith
Bobby Mitchell
McKeever
Rams
Weather Halts Play as 23000 Watch Golf Round
Marti was six under when a severe weather warning halted play and sent a large crowd scurrying for cover. He returned after a thirty minute delay to finish with a 70. Don Finsterwald and Roger Van Dyke each had holes in one in round two. Under the new PGA rule, 85 players made the cut, the most this year, as within ten strokes of the leader qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marti
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Roger van Dyke
Flint, Mich
Hurtubise Drives Offy to 191 MPH World Record
Jim Hurtubise, from North Tonawanda New York, powered a four cylinder turbo Offenhauser in a Daytona closed course run to set a world speed record of 191.938 mph on a 2.5 mile track. The mark surpasses the 189.222 mph record set by Cale Yarborough in February at Daytona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jim Hurtubise
Daytona International Speedway
Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
S.C
Fleet catches tallies across multiple beaches in broad sea angling data
Records show passenger counts and marine catches at Seal Beach Pacific Landing Oxnard San Pedro Belmont Pier St. Landing Pierpoint Oceanside Norms Landing and Art's etc with totals of bass bonito halibut yellowtail barracuda rock cod ling cod calico bass and other species across numerous boats and barges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Beach
Pacific Landing
Oxnard
San Moe
Albaore
Belmont Pier
Pierpoint Landing
Oceanside
Norm’s Landing
Art's Act
Davey’s Logie
Cavatt
U S Expected To Retain Davis Cup Says Australian Leader
Bill Edwards, president of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association, predicted the United States will likely win back the Davis Cup this year at Wimbledon. He denied Australia seeks to admit professionals to the Davis Cup and noted Australia has lost many amateur stars to the pros in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Bill Edwards
Australian Lawn Tennis Assn
United States
All-England
Edwards
Australia
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Benvenuti Wins Knockout Over Ramos in Turin
World middleweight champion Nino Benvenuti knocked out Jimmy Ramos of Boston in the fourth round of a 10 round non title bout in Turin. Benvenuti agreed to defend his title against Don Fullmer of West Jordan Utah in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Italy
Nino Benvenuti
Jimmy Ramos
Boston
Benvenuti
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Pele Santos Meet Necaxa At Los Angeles Coliseum
Pele the world’s highest paid athlete and Santos of Brazil face Necaxa Club of Mexico tonight at the L A Memorial Coliseum in an international meet. Santos beat Napoli 4 2 at Yankee Stadium before 43,002 fans. Tickets are 5 dollars adults 1 dollar under 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pele
Santos
Brazil
Necaxa Club
Mexico
L.A. Memorial Coliseum
United States
U.S
Napoli
Italy
Yankee Stadium
New York
Brown Returns to AFL Role With Bengals Camp
Paul Brown, 58, watches 50 rookies sign in at Cincinnati Bengals camp in Wilmington Ohio as he resumes control as head coach general manager and part owner. He aims to build a rookie based team to contend in the AFL with top picks Bob Johnson and Bill Staley leading the prospects. Rookies to pass physicals and start two a day workouts after a weekend of light drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Ohio
Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Bengals
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Tennessee
Bob Johnson
Bill Staley
Utah State
Hawks Fall as Newman No Hits Opponents in Tourney
A near capacity 600 watched Lakewood M M Charters defeat Long Beach Nitehawks 2 0 at Mayfair Park to advance to the Lakewood Fourth of July Invitational third round. Roger Teske held the Hawks to two hits while five safeties produced by Pfingston and Sperry aided the Charters. Jack Newman faned 22 in a no hit bid. Buddy Newman drove in the lone run for Oxnard in a 1 0 win over Huntington Park in second round play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood M&m Charters
Lakewood
Long Beach Nitehawks
Mayfair Park
Roger Teske
Hawks
Charters
Norm Pfingston
Jim Sperry
Jack Newman
Brother Buddy
Oxnard
Huntington Park
Mil Mascaras Tops Freddie Bias Sie in Coliseum Bout
Mil Mascaras defeated Freddie Bias sie in a Friday night wrestling feature at Olympic Auditorium, delivering a decisive victory. The bout showcased Mascaras’s high flying style and crowd control as Bias sie failed to counter the champion’s moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil Mascaras
Freddie Biassie
Olympic Auditorium
Loughran laments declining boxing skill in modern camps
Former light heavyweight champ Tommy Loughran, 65, visits fight camps but finds fighters lacking ability and boxing knowhow. He recalls his era with Primo Carnera, Mike McTigue, and Harry Greb, noting many changes and lessons learned from classic bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Primo Carnera
Mike McTigue
Tommy
McTigue
Berning Extends Lead At U S Women Open After Slow Finish
Susie Maxwell Berning expanded her lead to four strokes after 36 holes of the 16th annual U S Women’s Open in Reading Pa. She posted a 36-37 73 total 142 two rounds, despite bogeys on the last three holes. Marle Lindstrom trails at 146.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Susie Maxwell Berning
Berning
Marle Lindstrom
Blalock Withdraws From U S Open After Windshield Injury
Jane Blalock of Portsmouth New Hampshire pulled out of the U S Women's Open Golf Championship on Friday after suffering facial cuts when an object went through her car window while driving from Lemlem Springs Golf Club Reading Pennsylvania to a rented home. She was treated and released. Joch en Rindt Jackie Stewart and Jackie Ick will start the French Grand Prix front row after faster than 124 mph trials. The second day of time trials featured several minor spills with Jack Oliver's Lotus Ford wrecking rear suspension and ending in a ditch near the grandstand. The Pittsburgh Pirates asked NL president Warren Giles to exempt shortstop Gene Alley from the All Star game due to a chronic shoulder condition aggravated in Friday's Chicago game. Gabrielle II held lead in the Victoria to Maui Yacht Classic, five days and 435 miles from land, as of Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouth
N.H
Blalock
Moselem Springs Golf Club
Reading
Jochen Rindt
Australia
Jackie Stewart
Scotland
Jackie Ick
Belgium
Jack Oliver
Britain
Lotus Ford
Oliver
Pittsburgh Pirates
National League
Warren Giles
Gene Alley
Alley
Vancouver, BC
Dick Sandwell
Six American sprinters win in European meets
Six Americans excel in Europe with top finishes at Skoevde Sweden and Athens Greece. Charlie Green Nebraska wins 100 meters in 10.4 seconds, Vince Matthews New York takes 400 meters in 46.0, John Mason Ft. Hays State clocks 3 47.3 in the 1500, Dick Railsback UCLA tops pole vault at 17 1. Mel Pender Army races 100 meters in 10 5 and Wayne Pangburn Army hits 199 1 in the hammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skoevde
Sweden
Charlie Green
Nebraska
Vince Matthews
New York
John Mason
Ft. Hays State
Dick Railsback
UCLA
Athens
Greece
Mel Pender
Army
Wayne Pangburn
Eight-Oared Crews Welcomed for Olympic Trials
Harvard and Pennsylvania arrived in Los Angeles ahead of the Long Beach Olympic Trials at Marine Stadium July 12 14. Harvard undefeated, Penn with one loss to Harvard, will lead U S crews to Mexico City after trials. Harvard trains at UC Irvine before moving to Long Beach. Penn under Joe Burk will drill at Cal State Long Beach housing and Marine Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Marine Stadium
Marilyn Martin
Port of Long Beach
Harry Parker
Art Evans
America
Pennsylvania
California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
U.S
Mexico City
Penn
International Airport
Cal State
Long Beach Shell
Oar
Joe Burk
UC Irvine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buick
Boros
Weiskopf
Combined News Services
Redskins
Muir
S. Africa
Sue Atwood
Lakewood Aquatics
Meyer
Anne Simmons
Haywood
Sontan Clars
Spitz Sant Glarss
Stevens
Cee
FistEr
Aussie
Pele, Santos
Wilmington College
Newman
Topaywood
Samson
Pfingston
Sperry
Starks
Oxnar
Huntington
Newman and Flores
Stupin and
Coppies Angeles
Harry Greb
Greb
Pacific Coast
Wprfel
Bank OF America
Sus
Maxwell Benning
Marie Lindstrom
Germa Alien
Carol Mann
Marilynn Smith
Mickey Wright
Ruth Jessen
Mae Whitworth
Joe Ann Prentice
A Phyllis Preuss
Sybilli
Clifford Ann Creedargie
Sandra Spuzich
Be Vachs
Gail Davis
Sharron Moran
Louise
Judy Qorvemke Rankin
Linda Craft
a-Ann West
Patty Berg
Sports Tv SR
Jane Blalock
Chicago
Spikers
Associated Press
John Dixon
Holmes
DODGE
WNT Cup
Ean Vays Ie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!