Miller Dominates Oakmont for Open Victory in Record Round
John Miller, the 26 year old San Francisco born golfer nicknamed Joe Feast, unleashed a record Open round of 63 to win the 1973 U S Open at Oakmont. He topped John Schlee by one stroke and Tom Weiskopf by two, finishing 279 with nine birdies and one bogey. Miller’s $35,000 prize lifted career earnings past $100,000 and marked his first Open title.
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Davis Meter Dominates 11-12 League with 12-1 Win
Davis Meter routed Exchange Club 12-1 as Kiwanis beat Lewis Enterprise 6-1 and Boston topped Flowers 9-3. Davis Meter remains unbeaten in 12 games led by Martin Eubanks with a homer and two singles.
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Horse Race Results Gr D May 16
Details show multiple Grade D races with finishers and betting prices. Loa's Chance Alba Rock Oxford led to Quinieta exacta while Manatee Missy Manne Rock Charleston Quinieta followed. Irish Sunshine Mary Freddy Hipockets Quinteta appear in the ninth race with various payouts.
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Baseball Scores Roundup From Sunday Games
Cincinnati 3 5 Pittsburgh 1 1 Chicago 9 5 Atlanta 3 8 Philadelphia 11 San Francisco 7 New York 3 San Diego 1 Los Angeles 3 Montreal 2 in 12 innings Houston 7 St Louis 3.
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Lahoud Drives Brewers Past White Sox for Ninth Straight Victory
Joe Lahoud homered twice including a grand slam, drove in six and scored three as the Milwaukee Brewers crushed Chicago 15-5. The win extended Milwaukee’s streak to nine and left them one game ahead of Baltimore in the AL East. Elsewhere, Detroit blanked Minnesota 6-0. Kansas City swept Cleveland. Baltimore edged Texas 5-4 in 16 innings. New York beat California 5-1. Boston topped Oakland 4-2.
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Metzger Sparks Astros Past Cardinals with Four Hits
Houston shortstop Roger Metzger collected four singles on his first perfect day in the majors, scoring twice and driving in another as the Astros beat St. Louis 7 3. Metsger had climbed from a slow start to a strong stretch over six weeks.
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