Nichols Leads After Record 64 In PGA Opener
Bobby Nichols opened the PGA with a 64 at Columbus Country Club a new course record. He led Jack Nicklaus by three strokes while Gary Player guests and Arnold Palmer joined a large field including Mike Souchak and Don January. Nicklaus shot 67 as Palmer struggled.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Player
Jack
Nicklaus
Empire State Building
Gary
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Nichols
Anchorage
Columbus Country Club
Louisville
Texas
Palmer
Mike Souchak
Medical Student Takes Lead In Southern Amateur
Baton Rouge medical student Charles Kennon 23 vaulted into the lead of the 58th Southern Amateur with a five under par 66 for a 36 hole total of 136 the all time low medalist mark. Kennon son of former Gov Robert Kennon said he plays for fun and has not three putted a green in the tournament. Walter Careemann slipped to second after a 61 and a 66 day earlier. Howell Fraser of Panama City Fla and Bob Lowrey Jr of Alabama followed, with Fraser shooting 67 71 138 and Lowrey 68 72. Mike Malary 18 won the Southern last year and is in a local tourney this weekend.
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Palmer
Tan
Bob Charles
Billy Casper
Don January
Great
Player
Tony Lema
Venturi
Ohio
Mike Souchek
Bel Air
Sarasota
Fila
Lone Valley
N.Y
Billy
Corona
Calif
Nev
Jon NJ
Bob Sen Antonio
Tex
Tee Afb
Fia
City
Bruce
Glenn Stuart
Grand Rapids
Mich
Stee
al Mather
Calif Marchantville
Tony Lemeseh
Ewreer
Ease
Gainesville
Mollins
Rewer Jr
Tore
Shiese Pevreseeees
Frank Geard
David F. Marr
Robert A. Hill Peek
Steve Bell
Ken Venturi
Crystal River
Flair
Babe Hillsbere
Ore
N.J
Jim Mart
Jim Ferrier
Robert W. Crowley
Bill Ogden
Glenview
PSOE
Sliver Springs
John Berry
Gladwyne
Bob P
Ben Thomas
Associated Press
Shreveport, la
Charles Kennon
Baton Rouge
Kennon
Robert Kennon
Young Kennon
Southern
Walter Careemanne
Howell Fraser
Panama City
Fla
Morey
Louisiana State
Fraser
G-Yanks Move to Third After Shutout Performance
Dennis Lortscher shut out Greensboro with strong pitching and support from a 10 hit attack. Roy Kuhl belted a three run homer in the fourth as G-Yanks claim third place. Peninsula rallied from an 11 1 deficit to beat Rocky Mount 16 12 in a wild game. Remaining schedule sends Rocky Mount to Peninsula Kinston to Portsmouth and Burlington to Winston Salem.
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Dennis Lortscher
Greensboro
Roy Kuhl
Peninsula
Rocky Mount
Kinston
Portsmouth
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Pinehurst CGA Tournament Opens With Field Worthy Of History
The Pinehurst CGA men's amateur championship begins its 50th year at Pinehurst No 2 as Ken Folkes of Concord aims to repeat a back-to-back win. About 175 entrants, top 63 qualifiers advance to match play, four-flight format, team trophies cap the event with Capers Cup and Pinehurst Trophy on the line. Patton, CGA president, eyes a record fourth title and will oversee dinners at the Holly Inn.
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Kenalyta
South Carolina
Folkes
Morganton
Patton
CGA
Holly Inn
Yates Adams Climbs To Public Links Semifinals
Charismatic 27 year old Yates Adams from High Point North Carolina reaches the 36 hole semifinals at Francis Gross course in the National Public Links tournament amid the Adams Army. Adams a 6 foot 7 inch dental sales man who plays with wild style and odd outfits faces Bill McDonald in the semifinal with a second match set for the other side of the bracket.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Yates Adams
High Point
N.C
Francis Gross Course
Adams
Bill McDonald
Washburn University
Topeka
Kan
First No Hitter Of The Season Shuts Out Tulsa 1-0
Nick DeMatteis pitched the Texas League's first no hitter of the season, leading El Paso to a 1-0 victory over Tulsa on Thursday in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Okla
Nick DeMatteis
el Paso
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Suze
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