A Roundup Of The Week's News

RECORD BREAKERS

Paul Anderson , fleshy 340-pound Toccoa, Ga. muscleman, gave appreciative Russians sample of his enormous strength, lifted 402.41 pounds in two-hands press, 425.565 pounds in clean and jerk, set two world records in U.S.-Soviet weight-lifting competition at Moscow. Other world record breakers: Tommy Kono of Sacramento, Calif., middleweight two-hands press with 291.5 pounds; Russia's Nikolai Kostylev, lightweight snatch with 270.113 pounds; Russia's Fyodor Osipa, middle heavyweight two-hands press with 316.8 pounds; Russia's Yuri Duganov, middleweight clean and jerk with 292 pounds (see page 11).

Harold Connolly , withered-armed Boston University graduate student, unfurled tremendous 201-foot 5�-inch heave in 16-pound hammer throw, broke U.S. standard at Quincy, Mass.

Mae Fagg, speedy Tennessee State A & I girl, ran 100-yard dash in 0:10.7; Cuba's swift Bertha Diaz zipped over 80-meter hurdles in 0:11.5 for new American marks in National AAU women's meet at Ponca City, Okla.

Adios Harry stepped off mile in 1:59 2/5, new world record for 4-year-old pacer on half-mile track, outran his half brother Adios Boy by two lengths in $7,500 match race at Westbury, N.Y.

GOLF

Jack Fleck , unknown 32-year-old public course pro from Davenport, Iowa who never took golfing lessons or won a major tournament, fired blazing 67 to tie limping Ben Hogan at 287, used his Hogan-made clubs to rack up string of birdies for brilliant 69 that upset the old master by three strokes in play-off for U.S. Open championship at San Francisco's rugged Olympic Club. Tied for third behind Fleck and Hogan were fiery-tempered Tommy Bolt , early leader, and Sam Snead , still looking for first Open victory, at 292, followed by Julius Boros and Bob Rosburg with 295; Doug Ford , Bud Holscher and Amateur Harvie Ward Jr. with 296; Jack Burke and Mike Souchak with 297 (see page 18).

John W. Roberts , 56-year-old Columbus, Ohio management consultant, fell behind after taking eight on 11th hole, snapped back to shoot 78, defeated veteran Roy Moore of Waterville, Maine, who had 79, in play-off for U.S. Seniors' title at Rye, N.Y.

Louise Suggs of Sea Island, Ga., leading money winner among women, dropped 25-foot putt for birdie on last green for 366 medal total and 44 plus points, nosed out pretty Marlene Bauer of Sarasota, Fla. by stroke to capture Triangle round-robin and $1,500 at Grossinger, N.Y.

BASEBALL