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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1973
Page
16
More than 30 golfers moved past the cutoff Monday in three local qualifying matches for the 1973 U S Open. The events were held in Columbus Ohio and surrounding sites.
Lee Trevino tied for second at the Danny Thomas Memphis Classic to become golf’s fourth millionaire. He earned 16 187.50 plus 502.50 from the pro-am, boosting 197? year total to 142 978 and career total to 1 002 401.97. Other top money winners include Bruce Crampton Jack Nicklaus and Lanny Wadkins with notable finishes across regional qualifiers.
Jersey City New Jersey Bill Bradley of the New York Knicks will be awarded an honorary doctor of humane letters degree at St. Peter's College commencement on May 27 He will also serve as the commencement speaker Bradley a 29 year old former Rhodes scholar is cited for this honor
New York AP reports twelve players who began before 1920 are named to the National Football Foundation College Football Hall of Fame in the Pioneer Player category. Honor ceremonies on home campuses this fall will include Gaylord Stinchcomb Ohio State and other inductees from Colgate Princeton Iowa Harvard Yale Michigan Cornell Sewanee Nebraska and Pitt among others.
Mike Kasarda of Forest Hills recorded his first hole in one on the 211 yard No 5 at Forest Hills yesterday. His shot was witnessed by his wife Andrea and Mr and Mrs Robert Youtsler. Kasarda used a No 3 wood on the par three hole. It was the first ace this season at Forest Hills and the third locally.
Pete McDavid, co founder of the Western Athletic Conference, will retire as University of New Mexico director of athletics effective Jan. 31. He joined UNM in 1955 and became AD a year later, steering Lobo teams to 25 WAC championships and creating the Lobo Invitational Basketball Tournament.
New Jersey Racing Commission shifts schedules to avoid Labor Day weekend racing at Monmouth Park and Atlantic City. Monmouth gains 14 extra days August 13 to 28 while Atlantic City adds 30 days from October 22 to November 24 due to supplier and service constraints.
Ed Temple, coach of the Tennessee State University women’s track team, is selected again for the U S Olympic Track Committee for the 1976 games. Temple has served on the committee every Olympic year since 1956.
Sen John V Tunney opened hearings on Olympic program reform and a proposed nine member commission to oversee American participation. Witnesses include Olympians Donna de Varona Suzie Chaffee Harold Connally Willie Davenport Bill Toomey and others as senators consider a national sports development fund and federal sports commission to curb planning delays and bureaucratic wrangling.
In Lima, the Soviet Union men beat Peru 82-56 as the women overpower Cuba 90-56 in final round play. The USSR teams, both undefeated, are favored to win their divisions in the round robin federation event.
Lebanon Raceway results list races 1 through 9 with pace and trot winners and payoffs. Notable finishes include Mollie's Crusade winning first race with Time 2 08.1 and Bryan's Scotty Jeff triumphing in race seven with a long odds payoff.
The American Legion Post 218 baseball squad holds a 4:30 p.m. session at Middletown High School. Eligible players are boys aged 15 through 18 who have not turned 19 before August 1.
The document lists divisions and unit counts for Armco including Sales Service 8 and Bearing Mte 6, Open Hearth Las Masonry 4, Processing 13, BOF Lab 2, BOF 10, Slab Mill 5, Electric Shop 18, AACP 2, Hamilton T L 12, Research 2 with make ups showing Sales Service 13 and Slab Mill 15 and Bearing Mte 14.
At River Downs Cincinnati Mike's Pal carries 117 pounds in the $2,500 allowance feature at the Cincinnati Turf Club race meeting. He faces six rivals as Diplomat Girl, ridden by Bernon Sayler, won the prior $2,200 six furlongs in 1:12 3-5. Cy's Last Sigh was second, Reactivate finished third. Diplomat Girl paid 6.40 3.40 3.60. Cy's Last Sigh paid 3.80 3.80.
Miss Janette Anderson of Seattle won the all around crown and the uneven bars title as the United States beat China 111.90 to 109.40 in the first U S China meet at Madison Square Garden. Yang Ming ning led the Chinese men with 64.90 points.
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