16 year old Mavis Laing stars on Europe track tour
Mavis Laing, 16, Arcadia High senior, tours Europe with the U S track team as the nation's leading 440 yard sprinter. She holds a national record of 52.9 in the 440 and trains four to five days a week under coach Fred Moore.
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Giants Edge Tacoma in PCL Tilt at Phoenix
Tucson nipped Phoenix 3 2 in the final game of a Pacific Coast League series Tuesday night at Tucson. Bart Johnson pitched the Toros to the win with Lee Richard fielding spark and Fred Winston hitting his third home run of the year for Tucson. Sim Wiloughby will start for the Giants at Phoenix Municipal Stadium against Tacoma.
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Dirtless diamond gains approval at Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati shortstop Woody Woodward touts the new all grass infield at Riverfront Stadium as the Reds open the park with artificial turf. He and teammates Perez Helms and May praise the surface while critics warned of rug burns amid early praise from players and fans.
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Slimmer Jack Nicklaus Opens at British Open St Andrews
Nicklaus arrives leaner by 20 pounds and hungry for majors as the 99th British Open begins at St Andrews. He leads a 13 strong field with 22 British, eight U S Opens, five PGA and 10 Masters titles among contenders, aiming to be the first of the big three to win here. He spent five days touring the course ahead of the opener.
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Davis Delivers Winning Run In Dodgers Giants Tilt
In Cocopah Little League action Davis slugged a bases loaded double in the bottom of the seventh to drive in the winning run as the Dodgers beat the Giants 6-5. Davis started the game but was pulled for reliever Keith Randall in the seventh.
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Trevino tops money list in PGA standings
Lee Trevino leads the PGA money list for the 15th straight week with $118,785 in earnings and tops the point standings at 1,115. Dick Lotz is second with $107,662. Gary Player has $89,053 for third. Dave Hill $88,031 for fourth. Bruce Devlin $87,499 for fifth.
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Simpson Leads National League All Star Pitchers
Youthful Wayne Simpson headlines the NL squad with a 13-1 rookie season record for Cincinnati. Teammates Tom Seaver, Claude Osteen, Jim Merritt, Gaylord Perry, Hoyt Wilhelm, and Joe Hoerner join the roster alongside veterans Bob Gibson and Juan Marichal era peers for the July 14 All Star Game in Cincinnati.
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Robinson's grand slam caps Orioles win over Yankees
Brooks Robinson, the Orioles' star third baseman, hit a bases loaded grand slam off Lindy McDaniel in the 10th inning to lift Baltimore to a 6-2 victory over New York. Mike Cuellar pitched all nine innings for the win as the Orioles widened their lead in the AL East.
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Arcadia Edges Dirs 4 3 In Legion Tilt
Arcadia defeated Dirs Coronado 4 3 as Rob Millsop drove in the winning run in the fourth inning. Flowers earned the win for Arcadia over McDonnell. Arcadia scored three in the first, Dirs tied it in the third on TM and Jeff Brydle homered. Jeff Straine had an Arcadia single. Arcadia out hit Dirs 4 4. Scottsdale and Morris games slated tonight at Camelback and South Mountain.
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Zuverink leads G&G past Fellowship Tabernacle in softball
Zuverink belts three home runs as G&G defeats Fellowship Tabernacle 14 to 4. Doc Millstead earns the win on the mound. Jim Strole also homers for the losers. Other church games see First Baptist top Los Arcos 15 to 10 with Rick Curtis and Jim Register homering. JC's beat Precision 15 to 10 behind Ed Piedler Rod Brash and Rich LaBryan homers. Steve Riggs and Steve Bauer power Assembly of God to a 21 to 8 win over Imperial. Christian tops Producers 10 to 7 with Bill Nicholas 2 for 3 and Bill Christian winning.
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Clay exhibition to go on despite auditorium dispute
CHARLESTON South Carolina UPI Cassius Clay exhibition bout scheduled for Thursday night faced local resistance from residents but promoter Reggie Barrett pressed on. After Charleston County Council reversed its decision to allow use of the County Auditorium Barrett vowed to proceed even if court action is needed and explored five alternate sites for the charity event.
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