Palmer Takes One Stroke Lead in World Series Golf
Arnold Palmer fired 65 to lead the World Series of Golf midway after 36 holes at Firestone. Jack Nicklaus trails by one stroke with Gary Player four back as the field combines for a record purse while Palmer charms the gallery with bold driving and clutch iron play.
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Dodgers Rally Behind Richert Pitching to Top Pirates
Dodgers beat Pirates 6-1 as Pete Richert tosses a four hit complete game for Los Angeles to stay a half game ahead of the Giants in the NL race. Camilli doubles, triples, and drives in a run while Carey adds two RBIs as LA breaks a three game skid.
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Gill Looks Good In Texas Tech Scrimmage
Texas Tech fans saw a modified winged T offense struggle in the first spring scrimmage with Roger Gull scoring two Reds touchdowns on a 60 yard punt return and a two yard rush. Coach JT King praised Gill and punting while criticizing blocking and tackling as the team works to adjust and get players healthy for next workouts.
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Longhorns Place High In 1962 Preseason Poll
Texas ranked second in the Associated Press preseason poll for 1962, led by Ohio State and Alabama atop the list. Alabama's Pat Trammell and Mike Fracchia's injuries shape Buckeye and Tiger prospects as teams name early favorites and critique players. Texas lineman Scott Appleton emerges as a standout during a Texas Tech preview and Cotton Bowl memories.
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Orioles rehire Billy Hitchcock as 1963 manager
Baltimore Orioles president Lee MacPhail announced the rehiring of 41 year old Billy Hitchcock as skipper for the 1963 season at a press conference before the game against the Los Angeles Angels. No contract terms were disclosed but the salary is believed near 30000. The Orioles stood 70 73 and 6 behind the Yankees entering the game.
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