Arnie's Army Ready for U S Open Return at Cherry Hills
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Arnold Palmer returns to the Cherry Hills course for the U S Open and reunites Arnie's Army. Palmer, 48, famed for his 1960 Open win after a late surge, remains a beloved figure whose influence persists despite fewer major victories.
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Wives arrive as Austria faces Holland in World Cup
Eight teams remain in two groups in Argentina as Austria and Holland loom in a World Cup clash. The Austrian federation contemplates allowing wives to join players after matches, while Italy and France faced travel limits and early exits. Group A includes Austria Holland West Germany Italy. Group B features Argentina Brazil Peru Poland. The two group winners meet June 25 at River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires.
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Rough Cherry Hills tests 152 players at U S Open
Denver reports 152 golfers gather for the 78th U S Open Championship at Cherry Hills. Andy Bean notes the brutal rough after a week of rain and says the winner will avoid it. Jack Nicklaus calls the rough the most uniform and toughest in years. Bean and Nicklaus are among favorites with recent Kemper Open and Memphis Classic wins.
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Tuesday Sports in Brief roundup of tennis and hockey notes
In Birmingham five seeded U.S. players fell in the John Player Grand Prix first round led by Dick Stockton and Stan Smith along with Arthur Ashe Bob Lutz and Jeff Borowiak. Roscoe Tanner won while in Chichester Evonne Goolagong and American Kate Latham Sharon Walsh Pam Teeguarden advanced. In Montreal Jacques Plante Marcel Pronovost and Andy Bathgate to enter Hockey Hall of Fame on Sept 13. In Coronado Nuggets guard David Thompson headlines NBA All-Star selections with George Gervin Bill Walton Truck Robinson and Julius Erving on first team. In Florence Steve Riddick Maxie Parks led U S sprinters in a dominated event with Jose Marajo upset in 800 and Pietro Mennea winning 200.
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