Charles and Nicklaus duel as Snead fires 68 at Open
In Turley style golf coverage from Toron and Boston, Jack Nicklaus and Charles co led the Open with record rounds. Dane Snead shot 68 to stay close, while Tom Aaron and Bruce Crampton chased in tandem. Kathy Whitworth and Sandra Post forced an 18 hole playoff in the Ladies PGA event at Pleasant Valley after a tie at 90.
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Sexton Wins Heck's Open In Madison Victory
Frank Sexton of Sandy Barboursville claimed first in a 36 hole Heck's Open at River Country Club Madison with a four under par score and top prize of 3000. Gerda Whalenton tied for third at 295, Bobby Bunyan led LPGA newcomer challenge, and Jerry Moore won playoff at Highland Springs amid a field of amateur rivals.
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Peachy Kellmeyer backs Martha Thornhill's rise in tennis
Peachy Kellmeyer mentors 18 year old Martha Thornhill of Charleston as she earns a Marymount College tennis path in Boca Raton. Martha ranks 18th nationally, captains the Charleston Junior Wightman Cup team, and aims for top college competition aided by Peachy’s support and a newly arranged tennis scholarship.
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Uhlaender's five hits power Twins past Yankees
Ted Uhlaender collected five consecutive hits and scored, sparking a Minnesota victory over New York. Jack Hernandez and Frank Quilici contributed key hits as the Twins built a 3-1 lead, then notched a sixth run while holding off the Yankees. Cesar Tovar and Harmon Killebrew provided early offense with a mix of singles and power.
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