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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1972
Page
9
Sikes and Jamieson shot 68s amid a cold wind at Sunset Ridge to lead the Western Open after the first round. Crampton stood five back with 73, while Opperman Irwin and Weiskopf tied for 69 in a crowded leaderboard.
Texas sophomore Ben Crenshaw fired a six under par 66 to spark the Longhorns to a 14 stroke lead after 36 holes at the NCAA Golf Championships in Cape Coral. Teammate Tom Kite led the field at 11 under with rounds of 65 and 68, while Houston trailed by 14 shots in second.
Houston's Cesar Cedeno went 4 for 4 with three runs as the Astros scored six in the third inning led by Doug Rader's 11th homer. George Culver earned the win in 5 2 3 innings, while Wayne Simpson took the loss. The victory put Houston one half game ahead of Cincinnati in the NL West.
Chicago White Sox first baseman Dick Allen tops the American League fan ballot with 189 071 votes as Norm Cash trails at 130 358. Brooks Robinson leads third base while Reggie Jackson tops the outfielders with 149 965 votes and Luis Aparicio dominates shortstop. Voting closes July 15 and the game is July 25 at Atlanta Stadium.
Seneca Pony League routed Mazon 13-1 with six runs in the first inning and five in the seventh. Winning pitcher Gary Stangland fanned 10 over two hits and added a double and two singles. Mike Summers took the loss. Seneca hosts Odell Saturday in a doubleheader at Centennial Diamond starting at 5 p.m.
Tom Grindstaff and Neal Kukman co captains of the 1972 Morris Community High School football team will hold a meeting for all players Monday at 6 p m at the field. All boys from freshmen to seniors who will play football this fall should attend.
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