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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1973

Page

15

Miller Wins U S Open at Oakmont With Open Course Record

John Miller, the 26-year-old from San Francisco nicknamed Feast, surged in the final round at Oakmont to win the U S Open with a record 63 on the demanding course. He finished 279, one stroke ahead of John Schlee and two ahead of Tom Weiskopf, as Palmer and Nicklaus faltered. Miller’s triumph marks his first Open victory and boosts career earnings past 114 thousand dollars.

Will Grimsley Oakmont John Miller Joe Morton San Francisco Oakmont Country Club Life Miller Deed Arnold Palmer People's Choice Julius Boros John Schlee Jerry Heard Tom Weiskopf Lee Trevino Bob Charles Jim Colbert Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Palmer Boros Weiskopf Schlee Schree Ringe Breen U.S Johnny Miller Trevino Lanny Wadkins Jit Colbert Cantry Club Hilton Head Six Island D.C

Stars Shine as AAU Track Champs Name Future Olympians

Dwight Stones claimed a lifetime high jump best of 7 feet 5 inches at Bakersfield while Rick Wohlhuter won the 880 and Dave Wottle placed second to earn a spot on the U S team. Steve Prefontaine led a strong distance showing with a 12 53 4 in the three mile and Bobby Williams dominated sprints.

Dan Berger Associated Press Bakersfield Calif National Amateur Athletic Union United States Soviet Union Jin Bush Bush UCLA Dwight Stones Steve Prefontaine Stones Rick Wohlhuter Dave Wottle Wottle U.S Steve Williams Cary Feldmann Mae Wilkins Maurice Peoples Williams Ray Norton Feldmann Club Northwest Fred Luke Wilkins America Peoples Arizona State Los Angeles Southwest Junior College Karl Farmer Lee Evans Bakersfield Memorial Stadium Pacific Coast Club Jim Bolding Len Hilton Prefontaine

Don's Baseball Club Dominates Collegians and Nuggets

Don's Baseball Club of Arvada extended its streak with a 10-6 win over the Collegians and a 16-2 victory against the Nuggets in Boulder semi pro action. UNC players Cheek Ziegler and DeMen led hitting. Cheek Ziegler and Givler homered versus the Collegians. The team stands 11-6 and travels Monday for a seven day road trip to Dodge City and Liberal Kansas.

Boulder — Don’s Baseball Club Arvada The Collegians the Nuggets Boulder Jeff Cheek Dick Ziegler UNC Rob Givler Cheek Zielger Bob de- Men Don's Nuggets Dodge City Liberal Kan

Schlee Finishes Runner-up After Miller Sets Open Record

John Schlee, 14, of Colorado, finishes second in a major golf event as John Miller posts a record 63 to win. Schlee, paired with Arnold Palmer, opens with a double bogey but eagled the 4th and birdied the 16th to close at 280, just one behind Miller. He credits not shutting out Arnie’s Army and notes the stars shifting but remains upbeat about his result.

Schlee Arnold Palmer Arnie Sol Miller America

Upstart Scheckter Dominates L M Race at Watkins Glen

Jody Scheckter, 23, South Africa, won his fourth straight L M Continental Formula 5000 race this season by leading all 30 laps in the 101 mile feature at Watkins Glen New York after taking a 7.24 mile qualifying heat in record time. He earned 23250 from a 75000 purse and boosted season winnings to 87350 with four wins and a second place. Denis Hulme and Bobby Allison also posted notable victories in other events, with Hulme winning the Swedish Grand Prix at Anderstorp and Allison taking Riverside’s 500 mile Grand National stock car race amid strong fields. Benny Parsons and others placed behind.

Bloys Britt AP Auto Racing Jody Scheckter Watkins Glen N.Y England Brian Redman Scheckter Denis Hulme Bobby Allison Hulme Anderstrop Allison Richard Petty Riverside Calif Ronnie Peterson Sweden Ph. Francosis Cevert France Carlos Reutemann Brazil

Dickinson leads Seattle Open qualifying as field trims

In Seattle Open bowling, Gary Dickinson of Fort Worth tops the 24 finalists after 3 rounds, widening his lead to 118 pins. Steve Neff, rookie from Saratoga, climbs to runner up with 1292 pins, just ahead of Earl Anthony of Tacoma who posted 1414 in the session. Jay Robinson of Los Angeles sits fourth, Dennis Murphy of Great Falls completes the top five with a high game of 259.

Steve Neff Saratoga Fla Earl Anthony Tacoma Wash Antho Jay Robinson Los Angeles Anthony Dennis Murphy Great Falls Mont

Bobick to Fight Mur phy in July eight round Bristol clash

Heavyweight Duane Bobick, Olympic hopeful turned pro, will meet undefeated Sylvester Murphy in an eight round bout July 6 in Bristol Tennessee. Bobick, who KO’d Doug Kirk in St Cloud, improves to five wins no losses.

Denver Duane Bobick Sylvester Murphy Bristol Tenn Bobick Doug Kirk St. Cloud Minn Hobick Deniver Theotilo Stevenson Cuba

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