Nicklaus clinches Open with birdie on 17 at dramatic finish
Nicklaus birdied 17 after a gallery interruption to seal victory over Aoki who matched pars through six holes and birdied 17 and 18 to tie for third. Aoki earned 295k in total, topping Trevino’s Open mark, while Watson and Hinkle trailed.
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Television schedule fragment with classic programs and films
A Saturday into Sunday style listing shows a mix of TV episodes, newsreel reflections, jazz performances, and films. Highlights include Phil Woods Quartet, Foxfire, Five Gates To Hell, Moonrise, and Moonrise. The block also features talk show guests and news segments from ABC, along with the Rat Patrol and Barney Miller episodes.
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Charley
Norman
Notch
Stringer
Mike Gittinger
Lou
Maiuteshop
Phil Woods
Steve Gilmore
Mike Mellilo
Bill Goodwin
Groucho
Dan
Delaware
Steve Lawrence
Ralph
Bob Newhart
Kurt Thomas
Susan Sullivan
ABC News
Harry
Neville Brand
Dolores Michaels
Wild
West West
Gordon
Barney Miller
Barney
the Hawk
HEC
Phyliss Schlafly
Delaware Valley Forum
Dane Clark
Ethel Barrymore
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Jane Powell
Gordon MacRae
Nicklaus Wins Open in Narrow Finish at Augusta Open
Jack Nicklaus clinched the U S Open with a final total of 276 after rounds shaped by tough drives and late birdies on 17 and 18. His total earnings surpassed 3.5 million in his 17-year pro career, while Aoki earned 29 500 for second and a 274 set an Open record. Nicklaus joked about pressure ahead of the British Open and PGA with two titles to come.
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Watson
Lon Hinkle
Farmer
Lee Trevino
Aoki
Delaware
Rhoda
Darrin Rachis
Lucy Lucy
Steve
Evening
Richard Hart
Susie Pevaroff
Burt Reynolds
Donna Ruth
Jaki Pryor
Bob
Pennsauken
New Jersey
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Dick Cavett
Col. Potter
Archie
Edith
Little House ON the Prairie
School For the Blind
Mary
Laura
Shirley
WRAP
Cincinnati
Jennifer
Jo Roman
New York
Village People
Valerie Perrin
Bruce Jenner
Cher
Captain and Tennille
Sammy Davis Jr
Nancy Walker
Anthony Quinn
Charles Coburn
Hussy
Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
Andrew Jackson
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Oe A's
Boson Red Phylo
Augusta
Doral
PGA
Tom Watson
Keith Fergus
Final meeting for Willie DeJarnette Summer League
The final organizational meeting for the Willie DeJarnette Summer Basketball League will be tonight at 7 at the West Br. YMCA. Teams wishing to participate should attend to confirm schedules and game details for the season opening at Milledy Smidley Middle School next Monday.
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Lundquist wins first LPGA title after late collapse
Dale Lundquist, after a four-stroke lead, bogeyed the opening hole with a triple bogey but rallied to card five birdies and capture the $150,000 Danvers event by three strokes over Amy Alcott. Lundquist earned $22,000, finishing 12 under par at 204, while Alcott and Pat Bradley contended and Beth Daniel tied for seventh.
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Frenchmen win Le Mans Classic at Le Mans race
French drivers Jeanau and Jean-Pierre Jaussaudau won the Le Mans 24-hour classic in a Rondeau car. Jacky Ickx and Reinhold Joest finished second in a Porsche 908 turbo after a dramatic late-race rain scare. Ickx failed to equal his record Le Mans title as Joest race faced gearbox issues.
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Jean-Pierre Jaussaudau
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Didier Hroni
Jacky Ickx
Bellum
Reinhold Joest
Rondeau
Joest
Porsche
Ickx
Spair
Jaussaud
Ickx-Joest
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