Oscar Robertson Leads NBA Players Union To Power
Oscar Robertson, 32, now NBA Players Association president, endures criticism as he channels leadership to secure pensions, better travel, and insurance while steering a landmark all star game plan. His push fuels collective bargaining and a pushback from owners over an anticipated ABA merger.
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Coody Credits Masters Victory To Putting
In comments about Charlie Coody winning the Masters, the speaker praises his putting method as the crucial factor. He notes Coody’s unorthodox grip and stance developed from experimentation and emphasizes comfort over rigid technique.
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Trojans win Pac 8 title after weekend split
Washington State stunned USC in the weekend doubleheader to hand the Trojans their first loss, then USC recovered to win the Pac 8 title in the second game. Fred Lynn powered USC with a sixth inning homer as they rallied to clinch the championship.
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Johnny U Ready For Opener Amid Achilles Healing
Johnny Unitas plans a comeback six weeks after tearing his Achilles tendon. The 39 year old Colts quarterback maintains focus on contributing to the team while supporting his five children and awaiting pre season and regular season play. Garvey named NFL Players Association executive director, a Minneapolis attorney elevated from general counsel.
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Baseball Standings and Results From A Packed Schedule
Tuesday night games feature Atlanta at Montreal S F at Los Angeles Houston at San Diego Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis. Saturday results include Los Angeles 5 New York 2 and Montreal 5 Pittsburgh 2. Standings show heavy leads in the American and National Leagues with top hitters and home runs listed.
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Sadecki Delivers Second Win as Mets Top Braves 4-0
Ray Sadecki pitched five hits and one walk over 15 2 3 innings to earn the Mets a 4-0 win over the Atlanta Braves at Shea Stadium. He credited the rotation and his role as a reliever for keeping him patient with limited starts. The win keeps New York atop the NL East by five games over the Cardinals who beat the Padres 6-1. Giants lead the West after a 7-4 win over the Astros. Other results include Reds over Phillies 4-3, Dodgers over Cubs 4-3, and Expos over Pirates 4-2.
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