Ali Faces Possible Jail in Draft Refusal Case
Muhammad Ali, former heavyweight champion, could learn Monday whether he must serve five years for draft refusal. The Supreme Court may issue a decision or request new arguments when it resumes in October.
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Mitchell Leads Cleveland Open With Four-Stroke Margin
Bobby Mitchell fired a 67 to extend his lead to four strokes at the Cleveland Open after 54 holes. Charles Coody surged to second with a nine-under 62, while Bruce Crampton matched him at 201. Several players, including Phil Rodgers and Jerry McGee, chased the pace in tough conditions at Beechmont Country Club.
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Carner leads U S Women's Open as Caponi falters
JoAnne Carner stretched her advantage to five strokes after round three at Erie’s Kahkwa Club. Donna Caponi struggled with double bogeys and a late stumble on the 18th, while Mary Mills closed to within two behind with steady front and back nine scoring.
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New coach for Stars named in Utah
Utah State University basketball coach LaDell Anderson was named coach of the American Basketball Association champion Utah Stars on Saturday. Stars president Vince Boryla announced a three year contract, replacing Bill Sharman who quit to coach the Los Angeles Lakers. Andersen said it would be a challenge to coach a pro team and he is looking forward to it.
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Zeigler dominates Murphysboro in 14-0 softball twin bill
Zeigler rolled to a 14-0 and a 14-0 win over Murphysboro Patriots in Southern Illinois Softball League play. Marion Poggas’ Terry Linton tossed a one-hitter in the opener, while Zeigler-Royalton coach Manus Goins pitched two strong innings and connected for a homer in the nightcap as Monty Morgan also homered.
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