Nicklaus closes major sweep with Pebble Beach Open win
Jack Nicklaus wins the Pebble Beach Open with a two over par 74, totaling 290 to match Bobby Jones's record 13 majors. He edges Trevino by three strokes amid windy, brutal conditions, receiving a congratulatory call from President Nixon and highlighting his career goal.
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Golfer Reflects on Missed Chances and Putt
Palmer lamented a rough round after Nicklaus eagled at 10 and a costly eight foot birdie miss at 14. He said the trouble came from too many errors and the missed opportunity stung.
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Nixon and Eight Athletes Honored at Vietor Awards
In Las Vegas President Nixon and eight prominent athletes were honored at the Vietor Awards banquet, called the Academy Awards of Sports. The award was accepted by Edward C. Nixon, the President's brother, on Nixon's behalf for devotion to sports and encouragement to athletes.
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Bowman Keeps Double Triumph in Alum Creek Motocross
Charles Bowman won the 125 and 250 classes at Alum Creek Raceway as Steve Childress topped Open. Multiple riders claimed mini and junior class victories with Bowmen in the 155 era and a complex results list across divisions including 100 clase and 3682-158.
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Kanawha Valley Golf Assn Tournament Opens Today
K V golf action starts at Kanawha Country Club with Dutch Malone teeing off at 1 20 pm to begin the 33rd annual Kanawha Valley Golf Assn tournament. First flight at 1 45 pm and championship flight at 2 30 pm. Defending champ John Spence starts at 2 45 pm with Payne Red McClure and Ed Garrett. 72 players advance to Berry Hills Tuesday Meadowbrook Thursday and Sleepy Hollow Friday.
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