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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

8

Nicklaus Wins Open With 275 Record Breaker

Jack Nicklaus shot a final round 65 to finish 275 at Baltusrol, breaking Ben Hogan’s Open scoring record by one stroke. He led with three straight birdies, then faced Arnold Palmer who tied for second at 279 as Nicklaus claimed his second Open title alongside his Masters and PGA wins.

Ben Hogan Baltusrol Helen Nicklaus Arnold) Palmer Arnie Hogan San Francisco Dick Mayer Palmer Casper Don January Marty Fleckman Port Arthur Tex

Savings and Loan Legion Sweeps Twin Bill At Home

The Savings and Loan Legion split with Albion 24 in the opener then swept Lawrence Park 3-1 and 5-2 at Loveland Field. Wetmore earned a win in the first game, improving to 4-0, while Chase evened his weekend mark at 2-2 with the late relief win in the second. Swanson belted an inside the park homer in the nightcap as Legion improves to 10-2 overall and 3-1 in league play. They travel to Girard for a must win against the undefeated Girard-Fairview squad, departing 4:45 pm Wednesday.

Savings and Loan Legion Albion Lawrence Park Mark Chase Jack Hammond Davey Wetmore Roy Swanson Legion Savings and Loan Girard Girard-Fairview Legion Loveland Field Savings & Loan Hawarin Chase Lawrence Park Savings & Loan Hammond Linden Wetmore Lytle Knapp Rafalski Swanson Dunford

Gurney Wins Belgium Grand Prix

Dan Gurney drove his American made Eagle to victory in the Belgium Grand Prix at Francorchamps. He led from the first lap and set a lap record on the 20th, finishing in one hour 40 minutes 40.4 seconds at an average speed of 145.665 mph. Jackie Stewart finished second, Chris Amon third, John Rindt fourth, Mike Spencer fifth, and Jim Clark sixth.

Gurney Francorchamps Jackie Stewart Britain Ad. Poyt Houston Stewart BRM Chris Amon New Zealand Ferrari Australia Johen Rindt Mike Spencer Jim Clark Scotland

Brothers Dominate Legion Golf Tourney in SX Va

AP reports the Garrison brothers swept the State American Legion Golf Tournament over the weekend at Hershey Park Golf Club. Paul Garrison of Fest 1001 Harrisburg shot 75 to win with 822 total. Art Garrison Palmyra finished second at 224. Others included Gene Paloletti Palmyra 230 Elwood Landis Palmyra 281 Ronnie Lee Harrisburg 291 Vasil Daniel Monaco 24.

Garrison Brothers American Legion Paul Garrison Fest Harrisburg Art Garrison Palmyra Gene Palolett Elwood Landis Ronnie Lee Post Vasil Daniel Monaco Hershey Park Golf Club Cours

Twins Edge Indians 4-2 in late inning drama

In Cleveland, Larry Brown nearly hit a grand slam as Sandy Valdespino leapt at the fence to rob him in the eighth. Minnesota pushed four runs across after Harmon Killebrew drew a bases loaded walk off Sam McDowell, with Tony Oliva driving in three. Indians tally two on singles by Joe Azcue and Tony Horton.

Cleveland Larry Brown Cleveland Indians Minnesota Twins Brown Indians Sandy Valdespina Indiana Twins Valdespina Rick Valdespino Harmon Kilebrew Sam McDowell Tony Oliva Joe Azcue Tony Horton Hunter Pierce Tigers White Sox Chicago Sox Gary Peters Yank Baltimore Hogels The Birds Held Angels Orioles Oliva Steve Bailey Harmon Killebrew

Cassius Clay Heads Into Draft Trial in Houston

World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay faces a jury trial for draft refusal in Houston. If convicted he could face up to 10,000 dollars fine and up to five years in prison. The case centers on exemption claims and alleged racial discrimination in draft boards.

Ingraham U. S Marton L. Susman Selective Service System Susman Alfred T. Ghiozzi Justice Department Criminal Division Robert Todd Hays Selective Service Hayden Covington New York City Clay Quinnan Hodges Houston Covington Muhammad Ali Louisville Army

Keystones Beat Jamestown for First Local League Win

Corry Keystones defeated Jamestown 5 to 2 in Chautauqua County League play as pitcher Tom Morton allowed three hits and struck out eight. Key second inning rally produced five runs with Hammond, Greer, Persing, and Anderson contributing RBIs. Hammond and Persing added two hits each. Anderson made a running catch in the eighth. Next home game is Sunday versus Sherman with midweek practice at Love Land Field.

Tom Morton Keystones Terry Williams John Linden Linden Dave Beal Rick Hammond Hammond Corry Larry Greer Larry Persing Pat Anderson Gill Persing Anderson Frank Smreker Sherman N.Y Loveland Field

Tigers Fall To A's Chisox Take Two From Yanks To Build AS Lead

Associated Press reports a chaotic ninth inning as Detroit falls to the Athletics, edging closer to an American League lead. The game features erratic manager moves and a surprising late swing as Kansas City’s Dark contends with on-field shifts.

Associated Press Alvin Dark Kansas City Jin Hunter Himgelf Kansas City J Dim Hunter Athletics Detroit

Baseball scores and results from weekend games

Saturday and Sunday MLB results mix wins by New York Chicago Boston Detroit Minnesota and others with detailed box scores of extra innings. Highlights include Chicago sweeping New York, Washington beating Boston in 10, and California, Minnesota, Baltimore, Detroit, and Cleveland securing various wins and late-inning drama.

Chicago New York Atlanta Houston Pittsburgh Philadelphia San Francisco St. Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati Boston Cleveland Kansas City Baltimore California Washington Detroit Minnesota Hunter Tigers Dark Tony Pierce Pierce Gates Brown Kaline Ramon Webster

Petty Wins Carolina 500 Miler at Rockingham

Richard Petty, 29, won the Carolina 500 mile race at Rockingham, extending his all time Grand National win record to 59. He has victories across five South venues, only Charlotte remaining for a sweep. Petty earned $16,195 for the victory as he continues to pile up career earnings above $300,000.

Rockingham N.C Richard Patty Petty Lee Petty Carolina South Charlotte Dodge Buddy Baker Thank Top North Carolina Motor Speedway

Buckpasser loses as top horse in upset on grass

Buckpasser suffers his first racing loss on Aqueduct grass as Poker ridden by Bill Boland wins the Bowling Green Handicap. Assagai takes second with Buckpasser third, owner Ogden Phipps calls it a misstep, trainer Neloy cites slipping and being off form. The upset halts Buckpasser's overseas Grand Prix plan and shifts focus to other major races.

Astoriates Pres Eddie Neley Buckpasser Aqueduct Paris Poker Assagai Dr. Fager Chicago Fort Sail New York Bill Boland Ogden Phipps Braulio Baeza Neloy Baeza Damascus Frank Whiteley Leonard Richards Delaware Park

Furlow Leads Eriez Stateline Feature Event

E-Skip Furlow won the top feature at Eriez Speedway with Gary Coon second and Lyle Brown third. In the 2 lap feature Fred Knapp won in a 1957 Chevelle, with Bob Schnars and Squirt Johns in second and third. Wimberley wins Navajo Trail Golf with a 189 score on 26 holes, by three strokes.

Skip Furlow Eriez Speedway Gary Coon Lyle Brown Fred Knapp Jamestown Bob Schnars Busti, N.Y Squirt Johns Brockway Durango Colo Guy Wimberley Albuquerque N.M

Rookie Hurls First No-Hitter Of Season

Houston rookie Don Wilson pitched the first no hitter in the National League since 1965 defeating the Atlanta Braves. He walked three, struck out 16, and achieved the feat in the Astrodome on an empty stomach, joking that breakfast was skipped because his wife wasn’t feeling well.

Associated Press Don Wilson Wilson Houston Atlanta Braves Braves Astrodome Astros St. Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Los Aaron Phil Niekro Sonny Jackson Jim Wynn Rusty Staub Sandy Koufax Cubs Baltimore Steve Barber Stu Miller Detroit Tigers Orioles Dick Hughes Orlando Cepeda Cardinals Matty Alou Pirates Philadelphia Tommie Sisk Phillies Tom Reynolds Mets Chicago Lee Thomas Glenn Beckert Billy Williams

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Springfield N.J Jack Nicklaus Golden Bear Legion Boys Jerry Mick Jim Rafalski Marty Yucha Ron Knapp Lawrence Parr Gurnney Belgium Grand Prix Tribe Cassius Corry Keystones Cincinnatat Fred Pipin Hinsdale Road America Newton Mass Ted Hoehn Winchester North Carolina Larry Lewis W. L. Pet Dan Ewing Alounge John P Preston Ric ' Smreker Larson If Lombardo den Ewing Rf Kihle Greer Morton A 'T. Williams Mitchell Acon G. Swackhamer Beal J. Williams K D. Persing Marsala Peabody Bob Church North Center St Florida IGA Furlow Eriez
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