Louisville Boy Nichols Wins PGA Tournament by Three Strokes
A Louisville boy, 17, Nichols, topped the field on the PGA Tour by three strokes. He finished with a record total of 271, finishing with a late surge to seal victory as the crowd watched his steady play from the tee to the green.
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Baseball Schedule and Notable Golf Deux Acts
Fragmentary sports notes show a July baseball slate against Mendey and Midwest VS, with names like Sheritt, Nichols, and Deneer. The text also references a storied golf matchup headlining Nicklaus versus Palmer under hot Ohio sun, with Arnold Palmer closing the gap late.
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Nicklaus exits majors as Arnie's Army era ends
Disjointed text notes Jack Nicklaus failing to win a major this year and hinting he will not participate in the lucrative television era after three runner up finishes in major championships including the Masters British Open and PGA. It mentions Arnie's Army and Palmere.
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Minoso Waivered to Indianapolis in PCL signing
Chicago veteran outfielder Minnie Minoso cleared waivers earlier in the week and was signed by the Indianapolis team of the Pacific Coast League on Sunday. The report notes the move from the Chicago White Sox.
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Chance Delivers Third Straight Shutout for Angels
Dean Chance pitched his third consecutive shutout as the Los Angeles Angels swept a doubleheader from Minnesota and moved into the AL’s first division lead for the first time since early in the season. Whitey Ford of the Yankees tops with seven shutouts, while Chicago’s Stock saw his 12-game win streak end. In the NL, Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 7-4 and Houston swept by San Francisco. Adcock homered twice for the Braves.
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Plant workers vote against union at Conway plant
Foster Parker Company workers in Conway Arkansas voted 28 to 8 against representation by the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulfide and Paper Mill Workers. The election, held Saturday, was supervised by the National Labor Relations Board. The firm has produced boat pedals and oars in Conway since 1958.
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Oklahoma State to add Bowden Wyatt as assistant coach
Oklahoma State in Stillwater announced on Saturday that Bowden Wyatt, the former Arkansas coach and Tennessee All American, will retire from his current role to join Phil Cutchin's staff as a defensive coach. Wyatt previously coached at Wyoming and Tennessee and worked with a Nashville PR firm.
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Giants Win 2 But Phils Cling to Loop Lead
In a doubleheader Sunday the Giants win game one 4 2 and game two 1 0 to hold a narrow NL lead as Phils Jason Callison drives in key runs. Braves surge with wins 6 2 and 6 4 moving into fourth place while Cubs Dodgers Mets and other teams post gains and losses across the league.
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Sunday Stars Show Angels Sweep Twins in Doubleheader
Dean Chance pitched his third straight shutout and sixth of the season yielding a four-hitter as the Los Angeles Angels beat the Minnesota Twins 4 0 in the second game of a doubleheader. Joe Adcock went 4 for 8 with two homers and six RBIs as Los Angeles swept Minnesota 8 6 and 4 0.
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