Jerry Priddy facing FBI extortion charge and career notes
New York based Jerry Priddy, famed for his baseball instincts, was arrested by the FBI in Los Angeles on a charge of attempting to extort a quarter million dollars from a steamship line by threats of bombings. He is free on $150,000 bond.
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Pihl Wins Decathlon At NCAA Meet In Baton Rouge
Raimo Pihl of Brigham Young edged Fresno State's Roger George by five points to become the meet's first individual champion in a remarkably tight decathlon finish. UCLA seeks its third straight NCAA track and field title as infield and distance events unfold with hopes of a Bruins upset. Pihl's javelin mark set NCAA history while George led early before final points shifted the result.
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Valley runners set marks at UC Irvine twilight meet
Lompoc Valley Track Club eighth graders Kerri Marshall and Shelly Hamer improved their 880 times at UC Irvine. Marshall set a club record for 14-and-over with 2:22.4. Hamer posted 2:24.7, a personal best and strong national 12-13 time. They will run in the 14-17 division at the state AAU championships in Balboa Stadium, San Diego.
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Golf Tips from the Old Masters
Golf Digest editors present insights from Tommy Bolt and Julius Boros on left side setup and proper hand action. Bolt emphasizes a passive right side to establish left side dominance before the swing. Boros cautions against wrist rolling and urges hands to travel along the target line without snapping.
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Twins Sweep Indians in Doubleheader to Narrow Lead
The Minnesota Twins swept a doubleheader from the Cleveland Indians 7-3 in 15 innings and 13-9, moving within three percentage points of the AL Central leader Chicago White Sox. Harmon Killebrew fueled the first game with a two run double in a 15th inning rally. Jim Holt homered twice in game two driving in four.
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