Gilbert Leads World Open At Halfway Point
At Pinehurst North Carolina Gibby Gilbert held a five stroke lead halfway through the World Open a record 144 hole event with a $500000 purse. Bruce Crampton Jack Nicklaus Lee Trevino Tom Weiskopf and Johnny Miller were eliminated by the cut leaving the field to chase the $100000 first prize.
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Allegheny Cager Dies During Practice
A 6-foot-3 sophomore basketball player from Mt. Lebanon died after feeling ill at a Sunday workout. Yeckley’s body was found in the locker room and efforts to revive him failed. He had been active in drills since November and was top JV scorer last season at Allegheny.
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Golf scoreboard shows late surge thins field
The scoreboard after the fourth round lists Miller at 286 tied for fourth after a 76. Bob Menne Bobby Mitchell and Jerry Heard are at 287. Crampton and Peter Oosthuisen miss the cut as the field narrows to the low 70s with Oosthuisen fading after a 75-29.
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Baliman Retires as Glens TE Ends Career
In New York tight end Gary Baliman announced his retirement from professional football. The report notes his departure from the New York Glens after a lengthy career and summarizes his impact on the team and league standings.
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Bucks Extend Winning Streak Behind Stifling Defense
Milwaukee topped the Capital Bullets 110-91 as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Oscar Robertson each scored 24. The Bucks, who ride a 12 game run anchored by defense, limited fast breaks and shot 46 of 85 from the floor despite injuries to key players. Chicago also stretched a 12 game win streak with a 116-98 victory over Seattle.
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Russia Skips World Cup Qualifier in Chile Dispute
FIFA announced the Soviet Union rejected a compromise to play the second leg in a Chilean city other than Santiago. The Moscow federation stated the match in Chile is impossible, effectively excluding itself from the World Cup.
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ABA orders Q's to move team from San Diego to Los Angeles
ABA Commissioner Mike Storen urged Leonard Bloom to explore relocation options for the San Diego Conquistadors after a letter suggested a move to Los Angeles or other sites. Bloom cited the need for a larger arena, noting the Sports Arena is insufficient and the 14,500 seat venue would cost about $6,000 a night. The team had just won two straight and Bloom said the league prefers the Los Angeles market.
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