Moody Wins U.S. Open in Unlikely Victory at Cypress Creek
Orville Moody, a 35 year old Army veteran with a cross handed putting stroke, won the 69th U.S. Open at Champions Golf Club with a 281 total. He finished one stroke ahead of Alf Geiberger, Bob Rosburg and Deane Beman, after a final round 72. Moody was a self made golfer with three sponsors and no prior lessons, earning 30 000 dollars for the win and 67 921 this year.
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Palmer Nicklaus era questioned as Open leaders fight doubt
At the U S Open final round Arnold Palmer sought privacy in the clubhouse while Jack Nicklaus led near the top. Miller Barber surged for the lead as Palmer faced questions about his future major chances and whether the Palmer Nicklaus era would end.
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Didier Follows Alou Bat Trick in Braves Victory
Braves rookie Bob Didier used Matty Alou's bat and posted solid batting in a 6 4 win over Pittsburgh. Alou led Pirates with three hits to raise his average to .375 and extend his hitting streak to 19 games. Braves manager Lyman Harris praised Alou's hitting and said his defense plans remain unsettled.
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Baseball scores and schedule from Saturday and Sunday
National League results include New York 3 Los Angeles 1 and Chicago 9 Cincinnati 8 in 10 innings. American League games list Pittsburgh 4 Atlanta 2 Houston at St Louis rained out, Philadelphia 7 San Diego 5 in 10 innings. Sunday saw Los Angeles 3 New York 2 and Atlanta 6 Pittsburgh 4.
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Giants Sweep Pair Drysdale Back Again
Reds win 7-6 in opener with Bobby Tolan's ninth inning hit after Pete Rose walk. Don Drysdale returns with a 3-2 LA win over the Mets in his first mound turn since April. Giants sweep doubleheader over Montreal as Henderson homers twice.
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