Trevino rises from eighth grade to Open champion
Lee Trevino the 28 year old El Paso native and eighth grade dropout has won golf's U S Open earning 30000 amid a rags to riches tale. He quit school in 1953 to support his family and worked at a mausoleum before turning pro. Trevino tied Jack Nicklaus's scoring record with 275 and speaks of bootstrapping to success. His win attracts offers from sponsors, but he proudly notes he was under no contract. His wife Claudia budgets his earnings.
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Trevino Masters Wisecrack After U S Open Win
Lee Trevino, famed for sharp wit, wins the U S Open and jokes about the World Series of Golf. He credits his 20 000 prize to his caddie Kevin Quinn, while planning tours in Canada and possibly the British Open. Trevino jokes about family, finances, and future golf as he reflects on rising fame.
Turbine ban looming over Indianapolis 500 scene
Industry stalls as USAC set to vote on engine rules after June 25. Aggie Agajanian warns turbines could dominate next year’s race, weighing massive hardware losses for owners and urging turbine development for street use. Plans for a new car for Billy Vukovich Jr are disclosed. Parnelli Jones to design.
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Baseball Angels at New York at Anaheim Stadium
The schedule lists a game between the Angels and the New York club at Anaheim Stadium set for 8 p.m. Tuesday with a major league atmosphere and local fan interest high. The card also notes tennis events in Southern California, a Hollywood Park horse racing spot, and a Long Beach City Women’s golf championship early morning.
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Sunday Baseball Scores From Across The League
Sunday results show San Francisco 4 1 over New Orleans 1 3, Atlanta 1 Chicago 0, Pittsburgh 1 Houston 2, Dodgers 2 Phillies 1, St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 2, New York 4 Los Angeles 3, Minnesota 4 Washington 3, Chicago 3 Detroit 2 6, Boston 4 Cleveland 3, Oakland 6 2 over Ball. Other notes include Philadelphia and Detroit repeats and schedule mentions for upcoming games.
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Dodgers Reliever Brewer Quiets Phillies In Steamy Philly
In Philadelphia Claude Osteen wins 2-1 over the Phillies as Jim Brewer closes out the game. Brewer escapes a bases loaded jam with two strikeouts, noting heat and fatigue while Osteen recovers from humidity and a late-inning spurt by the Phils. Zoilo Versalles fuels the Dodgers with key hits as the crowd swelters.
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Mantle Clintons Yanks Rally With Clarke Homers In Win
Yankees beat Angels 4 3 as Mantle hits his 527th career homer and Clarke adds a key shot. Kosco’s sharp fielding in right saved the game after a sun miscue, while Angels rally in the ninth fell short despite two late runs.
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Angels Lose To Yankees In Sunlit Finisher
Rick Reichardt homered and singled as the Angels trailed the Yankees 4-3. Kosco dropped a sun affected catch then recovered to throw home on Morton's bid from first, a perfect strike that pinned him at the plate. Bubba commented on Kosco's two key plays and Morton's risky dash.
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Baseball Mourns Sam Crawford, Hall of Fame Outfielder
Sam Wahoo Crawford, famed old‑school slugger and Hall of Famer, dies at Hollywood Community Hospital after a stroke and pneumonia. He aged birth years listed, left a record 312 triples and 2,964 career hits, led both leagues in home runs in his era, and played 19 major league seasons with the Tigers and Reds. Crawford, inducted July 22, 1957, argued for the spitball and believed many triples would have been homers against modern baseballs. Private funeral services set for Wednesday. story continues on Page C-8.
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Wahoo) Carwford
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