Nicklaus Wins Westchester Classic in Photo Finish
Jack Nicklaus secures his fourth win of the year at the Westchester Classic, finishing 16 under par with a 272 total. Dan Sikes, the 36 year old Jacksonville, Florida law graduate and Player committee chairman, edges back to challenge but falls one stroke short at 273 as rain delays reshaped the final rounds and Arnold Palmer watches. Nicklaus notes he tries to ignore Arnie’s Army while viewers see the crowd’s excitement at the final round, held at Westchester Country Club.
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Two Arkansans in the Money in Westchester Classic
RH Sikes of Springdale Ark shot 66 in the final round to finish six under par at 282 and earn 3375 dollars in the Westchester Golf Classic. Charles Coody matched the 66 final round, while Richard Crawford of El Dorado tied for 287 with rounds 71 69 74 and won 850 dollars. Miller Barber of Texarkana, one under par for 54 holes, withdrew.
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Odds Favor American Yacht Again
The America's Cup race odds tilt against a challenger, with United States teams winning 58 of 64 races in 116 years. The article notes the Dame Pattie of Australia as a serious foe but predicts the U S will prevail, calling the cup a near-certain American win.
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Elmer Saw the Light on Baseball Gossip and Moves
A collation of baseball notes from the era, mixing player stories and managerial rumors. Cal Ermer’s career arc from player to manager with Minnesota is highlighted, along with Worthington’s college path, Birmingham Jets chatter, and reflections on older players’ era contrast. Mentions of Cal, Worthington, Namath, Starr, Houk, Unitas, Hundley, Hoak, and Shepard anchor the piece.
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Bosox Nip Yanks in Tith Inning
In a tight pennant race update, Brooks and Frank Robinson powered Baltimore to a 4 5 2 win over Minnesota with a 10th inning homer by Frank after Bob Allison sparked a late rally. Carl Yastrzemski homered in the 11th to give Boston a 2 1 win over the Yankees as Chicago, California, and others posted key results across the league.
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Baseball Scores And Standings From Wednesday Action
National League standings show St. Louis atop at 82 51 with Cincinnati 72 61 and Chicago 62 53. Wednesday results include Chicago 4 Houston 9 and Los Angeles 9 San Francisco 2 with Philadelphia 11 Pittsburgh 9. Upcoming games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Atlanta among others. Major and Minor League leaders and home run stats are listed, highlighting Cepeda, Aaron, Killebrew, and Yastrzemski with notable totals.
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Cenerla Leads Bobcat Football Coach Cardinals to Victory
Players and teams highlighted include Roberto Clemente and Cepeda in NL action, Rose, Cepeda, and McCarver keying late wins across the majors. The Cardinals hold a 10 game lead, while the Pirates rally behind Alou and Stargell. Also noted are Cubs, Dodgers, and Braves results and injuries to Don Drysdale. Freddie Glaze named head football coach at Hope High School with a brief bio and family details.
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Mrs. King Favorite at Forest Hills
Billie Jean King, world’s top women’s player, is a strong favorite to end the six year drought and return the United States to victory in the Forest Hills championship. American men also favored to end their title drought since 1955 when Tony Trabert last won.
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Amateur Golf Counters With Baby Brigade
COLORADO SPRINGS AP Amateur golf counters with the Baby Brigade led by Palner Nicklaus and Boros compete in the U S Amateur Championships as 150 players vie on the 77 hole course at West Broadmoor. The field includes 91 players 25 years old or younger led by Jos Dills of Muskogee and Chuck Kocsis who recalls 1930.
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Malvern and Crossett Are Favorites in Region Title Race
Malvern led by new coach David Alpe seeks success after an 8-3-1 season in 1966 with the bifocal offense and returning starters across offense and defense. Crossett, twice reigning region champion, faces heavy graduation losses but fields key returnees at ends, quarterback, and linebackers as Hope and Fairview contend as challengers in a crowded race.
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Houston Oilers face talent questions ahead of season
Coach Wally Lemm says the Oilers aim to boost defense speed and maintain a strong offensive line. George Webster, Michigan State star, is praised as a future standout linebacker after the trade that sent John Baker to San Diego for defensive back Miller Farr. The roster features Farr, Jancik, Norton, Hicks in the secondary and rookies Johns, Carwell, Moore, Slouston on defense, with Suggs, Hines, Talamlai, Bishop, Maples on the line and Granger and Blanks in the backfield.
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Bobby Maples
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Cameron Wins Premier Hambletonian with Speedy Streak
Dell Cameron edged through a near miss and steered Speedy Streak to win the Du Quoin Hambletonian stake for 3 year old trotters. Speedy Streak won the second heat and took the trophy by one length over Speed Model, earning $60,098 and lifting total earnings to $94,779 as he heads to Indianapolis.
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Millwood Lake Forecast and Regional Sports Update
Millwood Lake shows steady elevation with clear condition and good visitation this week. Mosquito control spraying planned for Camden Lincoln Texarkana Washington and El Dorado Washington. Washington teams will not compete for the region title this fall.
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