New Champion Duo Tops Edgewood Classic in Madison County
Joan and Neal Spannuth shot 143 to win the Madison County Father-Son Golf Tournament at Edgewood Country Club, defeating Neal's brother duo by one stroke. John Spannuth carded 73 and Neal 70 as the Spannuths dethroned last year’s champs, with the event providing a year’s best amateur scoring and state-level regional cue.
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Potter Foursome First In Tourney
Potter's team won the Industrial Association pine-hole pro-am over Valley View course near Middletown with a best ball of 31. Members JC McClarnon C Myers C Mason joined Potter. Stick and Teter Jr. led separate teams for third with 32. Pairings listed for upcoming rounds on Wednesday and Thursday August 9 and 10.
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Orioles Rally In Seventh To Beat Indians 4-0
Baltimore erupted for four runs in the seventh, two on Sam Bowens homer, as Gene Brabender struck out 12 in a 4 0 victory. Frank Robinson Brooks Robinson and Paul Blair sparkled with key plays. Cleveland threatened in eighth but Brabender closed out the win.
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Nicklaus Wins Western Open Boosts PGA Earnings This Year
Nicklaus’ victory at the Western Open boosts his 1967 pro tour earnings past key rivals. The upshot includes Frank Beard at 90,143 and Casper at 70,267, with Palmer and Boros also reaching six-figure totals. The report notes a 20,000 prize and cashed positions among leaders, while detailing other season earnings and standings for top players.
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Capital City nine runner-up after two tough games
Two hard encounters within hours left the Indianapolis squad as runners-up in the championship. Indianapolis advanced by defeating Anderson Delco Remy 147 earlier, with early inning rallying despite a rough start. Anderson’s Mike Kirby exited after facing only one batter.
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