Nicklaus Wins World Series of Golf in Akron Shootout
Jack Nicklaus, 23, dominated the two day playoff to win $50 000 and the belt buckle at the World Series of Golf in Akron Ohio Palmer chased Nicklaus from behind but settled for second with 141 Boros finished one behind in third with 143 Charles tied for second after a 147 Palmer plans a California trip for filming and rest before the Whitemarsh Open none of this copy.
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Chiefs Rout Broncos as Dawson Shines in AFL Opener
Kansas City mainstay the Chiefs overwhelmed Denver 59-7 in the AFL opener as Len Dawson threw four touchdown passes and Dave Grayson added a 99-yard kickoff return. Oakland upset Houston 24-13 behind Tom Flores, while Paul Lowe sparked San Diego 14-10 over Buffalo and Boston Patriots crushed New York Jets 38-14 in Boston.
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Patriots defeat Jets in season opener 38 14
Boston Patriots overcome a makeshift secondary to stun the New York Jets 38 14 in the AFL opener. Interceptions by Hall O'Hanley and Felt set up scoring drives as Parilli Graham and Romeos connections produced three touchdowns. Rookie Don McKinnon left with a possible shoulder separation.
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National Amateur Tournament On Wakonda Opens In Des Moines
The National Amateur Golf Tournament begins at Wakonda in Des Moines with 39 year old Charlie Coe leading the U S team after a strong showing in Americas Cup play. Defending champion Labron Harris Jr from Enid Okla seeks a back to back title as 199 players compete in 18 hole first round matches and advancing rounds through the week.
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DeNucci to Meet Fernandez in Hub on Oct TV Bout
Florentino Fernandez and Joe DeNucci will clash in a nationally televised 10 round middleweight fight at Boston Arena on October 4. Promoter Sam Silverman announced the ABC-TV event set for Friday night and 10 p.m. EDT. Fernandez, a transplanted Cuban now in Miami, lost a split 15 round decision to Gene Fullmer. DeNucci hails from Newton, Massachusetts.
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Froehling Clutches Path Toward Davis Cup Picture
Forest Hills report shows Frank Froehling II strengthening U S plans for inter zone matches against England and potential ties with India and Australia. He fell to Rafael Osuna in the men's singles final 5 6 4 6 2 but impressed by advancing farther than any American. Maria Bueno of Brazil upset Margaret Smith of Australia 7 5 6 4 in the women's final, as Osuna defeated Chuck McKinley and Froehling in straight sets.
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Dartmouth Ace Tom Spangenberg Sits on the Bench with Injury
Dartmouth halfback Tom Spangenberg, key to the Ivy title defense, sat out an intra squad scrimmage with an injured right ankle and has not yet returned to contact work. Reports label his sidelining indefinite as concern grows over the nation’s longest winning streak tied with USC.
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Chopper By Yastrzemski Vital Hit Chopper By Yastrzemski Vital Hit
Carl Yastrzemski delivered a pivotal chopper over the pitcher to spark a 6-3 Boston win over Baltimore. His three run sixth inning backed Jack Lamabe in relief as the Red Sox extended atop the AL batting race with Yaz at .322. The win moved Boston toward Los Angeles with Earl Wilson facing Dean Chance.
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Spahn Ties NL Record with 20th Win for 13th Season
Philadelphia—Warren Spahn earned his 20th victory of the year by beating the Phillies, tying Christy Mathewson's National League mark for 13 seasons with 20 wins. Spahn, baseball's highest paid pitcher, shrugged at calls to quit, saying he needs the money, as teammates urged him on.
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Jim Clark Clinches Italian Grand Prix Dominance
Jim Clark, the Scottish driver, won the 34th Grand Prix of Italy at Monza to extend his world driving championship lead to 51 points. He completed 86 laps totaling 494.5 kilometers in 2 hours 24.19 minutes at an average speed of 127.662 mph, as 80,000 spectators watched and over 30 reporters crowded the pits. John Surtees, Clark’s closest rival, withdrew after 17 laps.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
American League leaders New York 95 49 leads Eastern division followed by Chicago 80 64. Baltimore 77 68 Cleveland 70 76 Boston 69 76 Kansas City 65 78 and Washington 51 92 trail. Weekend results include New York 11 over Detroit 6 and Cleveland 9 over Washington 2 with Boston 6 Baltimore 3.
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Spahn Sees 20 Wins As Giants Beat Dodgers
In a vivid clubhouse banter, Warren Spahn, 42, touted 20 win seasons while the Giants beat the Dodgers 5-4 on a midseason twist. Cepeda homered for San Francisco in a tight NL clash that trimmed Los Angeles lead to 35 games.
Yankees and White Sox duel for pennant as Downing shines
The Yankees strengthened their grip with Al Downing winning his 12th game in a 5 3 victory over Detroit. Chicago swept Minnesota to move into second place, one day after White Sox relief sealed a comeback in the nightcap.
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Dodgers cling to small NL lead as Cepeda's homer sinks them
Warren Spahn notches his 20th win as the Dodgers slip to a 5-4 loss to the Giants. Orlando Cepeda belted a seventh inning three run homer to trim LA’s lead to three games. The Cardinals win 3-2 over Pittsburgh, boosting their playoff push with 11 wins in 12. Spahn ties Christy Mathewson with 20 victory seasons.
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