Palmer eyes politics after storied golf career
Arnold Palmer says he still desires to win but is less hungry and plans to play as long as he can. He hints at a future in politics, notes a late-career mellowing on the course, and recalls his rise to golf fame alongside doubts about retirement and continued competition. He remains a major figure in American sport.
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Standings and results mix with notes from various leagues
A sprawling sports page item covers early standings with multiple teams including Baltimore Boston Washington Detroit New York Cleveland Oakland Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee Chicago and others. It lists Wednesday results, upcoming pitchers, and notes on Cal Poly SLO baseball and the Cleveland Indians value talk, along with golf remarks about Arnold Palmer and tour notes.
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Cal Poly Spikers Show Steady Improvement In Track Season
Cal Poly Mustangs progress in College Division track led by triple jumper Bob Jennings who raised best from 46 6 to 48 7 and placed second at Mt San Antonio Relays. teammate Mohinder Gill set Mt Sac record with 49 11 44, season best 51 2. Hurdle sprinters jumpers target San Jose Invitational at San Jose State. freshman pole vaulter Dave Hamer up to 15 feet after two weeks.
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Biscaglia First In Line For Indianapolis 500 For 23rd Year
Larry Biscaglia, 73, arrived early at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and set up his camper truck at the gates to begin waiting for the Indianapolis 500, which starts May 29. The longtime hopeful has held the front spot in line each year for 23 consecutive races.
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Hunter Karate Day Off Sparks Baseball Incident
Baltimore third base coach Billy Hunter caused a minor bench incident in Anaheim when he demonstrated karate moves on Angels players Clyde Wright Andy Messersmith and Jim Maloney during a day off. Angels GM Dick Walsh called him a disgrace to baseball while Orioles officials apologized and Brewer owner Frank Lane teased Hunter with a taunting telegram. Hunter vowed he would stay home on future days off.
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