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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1964
Page
34
Nicklaus parlayed three straight birdies into a 67 to surge to 206 at the 54-hole mark and a three-stroke lead over Snead Dunk Sanders Johnston at Sedgefield. Snead carded a 74 after a triple bogey on seven, while Sanders matched the day’s best 66 to climb into second.
Jack Nicklaus, after a 70 69 67 stretch leaves him three strokes clear, says his putting is strong yet drive control remains a work in progress. He planned to skip the event but decided to play after snow hampered practice at home, eyeing a one stroke lead over the field as he faces Sam Snead Julius Boros and Doug Sanders in the GGO final.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce in Greensboro announced a $10,000 increase to $45,000 in purse money for the Greater Greensboro Open golf tournament, which winds up Sunday. First prize climbs to about $6,500 from $5,000, reflecting a revised payout after favorable attendance and three active days despite poor weather.
ATLANTA Ford rates a solid chance in the Atlanta 500 at Atlanta International Raceway but the weatherman looms as a bigger factor. A stalled front in Texas could bring rainouts or clear skies, and tire wear may decide the winner of a $75,000 prize. Fred Lorenzen sits on pole, a top bankroll track with potential five to six pit stops.
The Atlanta 500 shapes up as a test of endurance and speed with Ford using a new 7000 RPM kit while Chrysler Dodge and Plymouth teams hope Fords falter. Drivers like Ned Jarrett and Richard Petty discuss car setups, handling, and power as teams push for performance on the 500 mile race.
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, top contenders for world No 1, lead a 99-56 pros, 15 amateurs, and 28 foreigners in Augusta for the 28th Masters. The event opens Thursday over the 6,980-yard Augusta National course, touted as a carnival atmosphere with huge crowds and neighbors counting on a drama filled major. Palmer seeks back to back Masters titles, while Nicklaus aims to become the first to repeat as champion, with both highly favored in pre tournament polls and magazines.
Mary Lena Faulk rode four under par to a commanding three round lead at the $10,000 St Petersburg Women’s Open Golf Tournament in Florida. Sandra Haynie tied for second after a 76 in the third round while Betsy Rawls fell back to 221 after a 76. Kathy Cornelius and Kathy Whitworth trail with 219 and 243 respectively as the Sunset Hill layout yielded birdies and bogeys.
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