Palmer Nicklaus duo not breaking up by year end
Palmer and Nicklaus won the National Team Championship by six strokes at Laurel Valley Golf Club amid rain delays. They spoke of continuing to play together next year as part of a record of four World Cup titles and strong team success. Weather and wind disrupted rounds, but the defending champions held a lead and finished 22 under par.
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Nicklaus and Palmer Shine in Golf Season Finishes
Arnie Speaks, Jack listens as fourth titles of the season go to Peliier and Nicklaus. The $20,000 apiece from a $200,000 purse boosted Nicklaus's season earnings to $197,219, Palmer and Nicklaus discussed their duo and potential alternatives. The round featured tense cuts and questions about pairing strategies and money rankings among top money winners.
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Three Homers Lift Cardinals to Lead in Midwest Play
The Cardinals rallied with three homers to push to a 9 4 win as Danville fell. Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and Appleton dropped games, tightening the North division race. Upcoming games include Quad Cities at Davenport in a key series while Memorial Stadium hosts tonight’s pre-tournament event.
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U S Cagers Stunned by Cuba at Pan Am Games
The United States basketball team suffered a 73 69 upset defeat by Cuba at the Pan American Games in Cali Colombia. Cuba led from the start as the U S failed to capitalize in the second half and Cuba claimed the win in a key group matchup.
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Red Pepper Hot Line And Cardinals Pitching News
In Mikago a sorority hot line was used to promote a three minute recording of sports comments. Bob Moyers of Bowling Green revealed details on a mistaken number that led to calls from newsmen. Cardinals prospects Doug Clark Tom Guest and Mike Poller shine in spring, Potter drives in four runs, and Clark shows strong Big Eight form.
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Rudd and Schlotfelt Lead Low Gross at Jones Event
Bob Rudd and Ray Schlotfelt posted a low gross in a Jones mystery event while Gary Pope and Lee Shonka took the low set top. Elmer Molway was closest to the pin on the No 4 hole.
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