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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1975
Page
62
Ben Hogan remains devoted to golf as Melvin Durslag surveys the game and its personalities. The feature spans viewpoints from Durkee on strategy to Hogan’s enduring passion for play, with notes from Northfield and other venues.
Frank Beard surged into the U S Open lead with a 67 to reach 210, three under par, three strokes ahead of Tom Watson who collapsed to 213. Jack Nicklaus shot 75 to fall seven back, while Lee Trevino and Gary Player trailed at 216 and 220 respectively as wind and heat troubled the field. Beard credited a coaching tweak and renewed confidence after a career downturn, saying the round felt like a new toy and noting his past success as a putter.
Frank Beard, once the top money winner in 1969, regained form after a five minute grip fix costing 105 dollars. He shot a 67 to lead by three at the U S Open after a poor Dallas Open showing and a rough year, aided by Paul Runyan’s advice and encouragement from fellow pros Littler and Venturi.
A wild 11-9 loss at Milwaukee left the Indians in defeat as eight pitchers yielded 20 runs and 26 hits before 11,417 fans at the Stadium. Frank Robinson pinch hit with two outs and two on in the eighth but flied out as the comeback fell short. The Tribe, in a lineup with Lowenstein at third Crosby at short and Ashby catching, built a 3-0 lead before Brewers starter Peter Broberg shut them down and Bevacqua’s error helped two runs score.
AP reports harsh conditions at Medinah for the U S Open with extreme heat humidity and storms straining fans. High ticket costs crowded lines parking shortages and broken water mains worsen comfort as players like Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer endure the heat.
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