Mays Sets NL Record in Giants Padres clash
Willie Mays extended his NL record to 2,422 career games as an outfielder starting for the Giants. Frank Reberger earned his first major league save by striking out Mays with the bases loaded in the ninth, preserving a 3-1 Padres win. Santorini won his first MLB game, while other NL and AL games were rained out or decided, including a 5-4 Dodgers victory on a Womack walk.
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KU Relays honors missing airman Cliff Cushman and notes on athletics
Weekend notes report KU Relays paid tribute to Cliff Cushman listed as missing in action from Vietnam. His wife Carolyn maintains hope, aided by family and church support, as the 440 yard hurdles are dedicated to him. Other notes include Preston Carrington's signing with Wichita State and USC running back replacement rumors.
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Napoles Knocks Out Cokes For Welterweight Crown
Jose Napoles defeated Curtis Cokes in 13 rounds at The Forum to claim the welterweight title. Napoles pressured Cokes from center ring as swollen-eyed challenger struggled to continue. The crowd of 15,878 set an indoor California gross record with a $195,480 gate.
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Trevino Archer Tie Lead In Tourney At Rancho La Costa
U S Open champion Lee Trevino and Masters holder George Archer shared the second round lead at the Tournament of Champions in Rancho La Costa California. Trevino fired a 68 to stand four under par and said keeping the driver in the fairway will decide the winner on the course noted for its rough rough turf.
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Carmack Leads U S Open Fishing at Table Rock Lake
Charles Carmack of Salem led with 261 points as 21 entrants in the U S Open Fishing Tournament moved to Table Rock Lake in Branson Missouri.
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