Casper Wins Second Open Title in Dramatic Playoff
Casper, with a 69 to Palmer's 73 in an 18 hole playoff at Olympic Club, defeats Arnold Palmer for his second U S Open title. Casper's late birdie finish and steady driving overcome Palmer's massive final day collapse as he claims a 25,000 prize and playoff bonus amid a 12,000 crowd.
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Open Golf Playoff Caps Dramatic Victory
Billy Casper wins the U S Open in a playoff against Arnold Palmer, recalling a dramatic nine-hole deficit in regulation and delivering a rare major triumph. Palmer, lingering in disbelief, noted the dreamlike finish as Casper celebrated a victory that capped a pivotal moment in golf history.
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Emerson Leads Six Stars Into Second Round Net Play
Roy Emerson led six other seeds into the second round at Wimbledon on a chilly day with no upsets. Dennis Nalston and Clank Graebner advanced, while Isao Wanina retired due to a stomach strain. others listed included Stolle, Drysdale and Santana in a crowded men's singles field.
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Lapel edges Middletown first WR loss in league clash
Lapel handed Middletown its first White River Conference defeat as Markleville Arabians tied for league leadership with a 73 yard dash over Mt Vernon. Key hits and pitching solidified Lapel's 13 to 8 win over Weasels while Frankton and Yorktown posted victories elsewhere in a busy sports slate.
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Edgewood Ladies Guest Day tee times announced
Tee times for Edgewood Country Oli Ladies Guest Day set for Wednesday June 22 start at 8 a m on both front and back nine. Rimena Gibson chairs Edgewood Journey committee with James Woschltz Louise Eddy and Vivian Hughes coordinating guest day.
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Gordon Graham Dias Monday At Lafayette
Gordon H. Graham 58 longtime Lafayette Journal and Courier sports editor died Monday at Home Hospital Lafayette after two years failing health and three weeks hospitalization Cause of death kidney failure He wrote Crackers column on Purdue and big league baseball since 1933 covered Florida spring camps 17 years helped form semipro leagues served on AP ranking committees Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame nominating committee named outstanding sportswriter in 1945 Survived by widow Lucille and three daughters Mrs Klaiber Mrs Jankins and Mrs Brosing born Cedarville Ohio moved to Philadelphia then Lafayette Purdue attendee before joining the Journal staff August 23 survivor list includes three daughters and widow Lucille.
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Ortiz Wins 12th Round TKO To Defend Title
Ortiz, the Bronx fighting politician, defeats Bizarrro in the 12th round to retain the lightweight title on a UPI card at Civic Arena. Ortiz improves to 46-1 with 46 knockouts, while Bizarrro falls to 16-54-2. Ortiz plans a New York State Senate race campaign after the bout.
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Clymer Tops Players With Long-Awaited Hole in One
Dan Clymer of Anderson finally nails a 29 year wait for a hole in one at Boca Raton during a night round with Harry Roettinger Garland Koch Clyde Vanire and Bob Demick. He aces the 8 yard ninth hole after a straight right-to-left shot lands in the cup with eight witnesses watching.
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Indians Pitcher Hacker Returns for Oklahoma City Game
Warren Hacker of the Indianapolis Indians Pacific Coast League is activated from the disabled list and will rejoin the team for a scheduled game in Oklahoma City. The move was announced Monday as Hacker returns after 0 days on the DL. Hear Fred and Frank for Walls City Kerr on WHBU.
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