Nicklaus wins PGA Championship at PGA National
Jack Nicklaus dominates the Sard PGA Championship at PGA National Golf Club Palm Beach Gardens with a seven under par total of 281. Casper trails by two strokes as Palmer and Player vie for major glory. Final money includes Nicklaus earning $40,000, Casper $22,800, and others securing five-figure prizes.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
PGA National Golf Club
Fairways
PGA
Augusta
Merion
Nicklaus
Hogan
Arnold Palmer
Pennsylvania
Riven
Bobby Jones
Billy Casper
Tammy Bor
FBI
Gary Player
Miller Barber
Gibby Gilbert
Sim Jamieson
Dave Hill
Hob Rospurg
Jerry Heard
Bob Lunn
Bob Charles
Bruce Devin
Larry Hinson
Lee Trevino
Frank Beard
Herb Hooper
John Miller
Bob Smith
Panthers Smoothly Shatter Relays At Bronco Meet
Anahuac and Channelview athletes posted top marks at Bronco Relays. Tony Rivon placed second in multiple events while Davis and Batey led Anahuac with firsts and seconds. Deer Park and Dickinson scored well in distance events and relays, with McDaniel winning the mile run and swimming distance medley relay teams posting strong times.
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Anahuac
Rivo
Smith
Dayton
Davis
Batey
Panthers
Richard Mack
Tony Rivon
Pau- la Porte
Allis Bafey
O Thers
Mack
Dickinson
McDaniel
Clarence Elis
David Brogan
Mickel’ Vann
City Spring Sports Card
Tuesday events include REL baseball at North Shore Memorial Stadium and junior varsity games at North Shore plus Sterling games at Port Neches Groves and Rayburn at Pasadena. Wednesday features REL and Sterling baseball at Memorial Stadium and Pasadena. Thursday has Sterling junior varsity at Deer Park and Sterling baseball at Memorial Stadium with REL junior varsity at Dayton. Friday lists REL baseball at Memorial, golf meets at South Park in Beaumont and Pasadena, and multiple track and swim events. Saturday shows Border Olympics in Laredo, Pasadena tennis and regional swim meets, plus freshman track in Pasadena.
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North Shore
Memorial Stadium
Sterling
Port Neches Groves
Rayburn
Pasadena
Deer Park
Dayton
South Park
Beaumont
Border Olympics
Laredo
Unsigned Players Causing GM Aches
The ASSOCIATED PRESS reports major league GMs fret as many stars remain unsigned for autographs despite a few high profile signings. Notables like Willie Mays Frank Howard Orlando Cepeda and Pete Rose are listed among the unsigned, with Donn Clendenon resigning from a pen company post.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
California
Clyde Wright
San Francisco
Bobby Bonds
Atlanta
Clete Boyer
Detroit
Aurelio Rodriguez
Donn Clendenon
New York Mets
Clendenon
Willie Mays
Washington
Frank Howard
Orlando Cepeda
Houston
Joe Morgan
Oak
Sterling Baseballers Open Against Indians
Sterling opens its 1970s season vs Port Neches Groves at 4 p.m. Tuesday in Port Neches under new head coach Milton Isenberg who took over for retired Oz Hughes. Acosta will pitch with Cam Todd catching, infielders Canon Hawks and Barke, with Deans Voekel or Rhoades at short, Montgomery Hamp ton Hudson or Stubbs in the outfield, and a home game against Rayburn set for 4 p.m. Wednesday at Memorial Stadium.
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Ross Sterling
Port Neches Groves
Port Neches
Rangers
Milton Isenberg
Oz Hughes
Kenny Deans
Chhoice
Don Voekel
Billy Rhoades
Ronnie Montgomery
Herbert Hampton
David Hudson
Ricky Stubbs
Sterling
Rayburn
Memorial Stadium
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Britain
Kel Nagel
Fomng
Channelview
Fite
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LaPorte
Lewis
Callahan
Falcons
Jaune
John McDaniel
Madison
Vant McDaniel
Land
Campy Campaneris
Mike Andrews
Chicago White Sox
Tony Oliva
Ron Perranoski
Cesar Tovar
Bill Zepp
Minnesota Twins
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Rose
Sterling Baseballers
Isenberg
David Acosta
Cam Todd
Lynn Canon
Mitch Hawks
Glenn Barke
Commerce
Baytown
T.C. Dent Day
T. C. Dent
Thomas
First National Bank OF
Baytown, Texas
F.C
MTR Tae Oh
Ins
Santa
Roar
Fireside Saltine Crackers
Maxim Coffee
Quaker Best
Ath
Heese
Hoy
Onade Rich
Vaporab
Sox
Hormel
Hormel Franks
Kornland Bacon
Hathaway's Fresh Produce
Pears Bartlett
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