Nicklaus Wins World Series of Golf in Akron Thriller
Jack Nicklaus, age 23 from Columbus, repeats as champion at the World Series of Golf in Akron, earning $50,000 while edging Arnold Palmer by one stroke. Julius Boros finishes third after a closing 69, with Bob Charles and Palmer collecting smaller paydays amid a tense two day playoff.
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Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables For Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule shows major and minor Solunar periods with start times for each day. Readers are advised to plan activities to fish or hunt during these times to maximize success, noting the major periods last around one and a half to two hours.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Yastrzemski Kaline and Tresh with top batting averages and runs. Kaline leads in RBIs, Ward and Yastrzemski excel in hits and doubles. Pitching honors go to Ford and a pair of 21 7 and 20 5 records. National League leaders feature Aaron Gr o at bat and run totals, Pinson and Groat top hits, Koufax and Drysdale dominate strikeouts.
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Magness Wins Two as Hot Springs Bears Jaycee Invitational
Hot Springs pitcher Jim Magness won two games in the Jaycee Invitational Baseball Tournament. He pitched 22 innings, struck out 26, and drove in the winning run in the semi final against Arkadelphia. Magness and Norman’s Jay Wilson pitched two-hitters in the final with Hot Springs winning 2-0 while both runs came on errors.
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Alston Has Faith in His Dodgers
San Francisco AP report quotes Dodgers manager Walt Alston as saying past pennant losses won’t deter 1963 title hopes. He notes the Dodgers’ lead over St Louis has narrowed to about two and a quarter games as the season progresses and players focus on each game.
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Dodger pennant race tightens after late homer loss
In San Francisco Orlando Cepero hits a three run homer to lift the Giants 5-4 over the Dodgers as St. Louis beats Pittsburgh 3-2. Dodgers manager Alston declines linking the Cardinals win to his team strategy while noting the remaining schedule includes three games at Pittsburgh and three at St. Louis before final home stretch.
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Injuries Hit Arkansas Roster Ahead of Week Two Workouts
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles expressed hope to have at least half of his two injured players back for the second week of workouts. He cited top fullbacks Jerry Jones Bobby Reynolds and Stan Sparks among the injured as the team held a Saturday scrimmage. Billy Gray scored twice for the Red team and added a pass for a White score in a 27-0 victory, while Broyles criticized the defense for allowing third and fourth units to move the ball. He praised Gar land Ridenour Jones and Jim Mayes and noted punting by Tommy Moore and Bobby Nix.
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Phillies Discipline Hits Culp and Hamilton After Curfew Violation
PHILADELPHIA AP Disciplinary action was taken against Phillies pitchers Ray Culp and Jack Hamilton after police reported they were involved in a minor auto accident following the club curfew. Manager Gene Mauch declined to specify the punishment. Milwaukee pitcher Bob Sadowski was with them. Hamilton drove one car. None were injured.
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Football Results and Scores From Weekend Play
Football results show Kansas City 59 Denver 4 and Oakland 23 Houston to complete Saturday games. Sundays include Boston 38 New York 1 San Diego 1 Buffalo 0 and Green Bay 28 Washington 17, Dallas 27 Detroit 17, Chicago 1 Baltimore 7, New York 34 Philadelphia 10, Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 0.
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Chargers Edge Bills to Open Weekend Action
The weekend in the American Football League opened with the Chiefs routing the Broncos 59 7 in Denver as Len Dawson threw four TD passes. Tom Flores sparked the Raiders to a 24 1 triumph in Houston, Paul Lowe sped 48 yards for the Chargers 1410 win over the Bills, and the Patriots overwhelmed the Jets 38 14 in Boston. Dawson’s four TD throws highlighted Kansas City’s decisive victory.
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Pittshireh 16 Defeats Cleveland 9 in Weekday Matchup
Local game results show Pittshireh 16 scoring over Cleveland 9. Detroit plays Los Angeles SL, Louis hosts Dallas, Chicago visits Green Bay, New York travels to Baltimore, Minneapolis to St. Louis, Pittsburgh faces Philadelphia, and Washington meets Cleveland in remaining encounters.
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Bond Vote Set in White County for Hospital
White County voters will decide on a $600,000 bond issue to help finance a 60-bed hospital. The proposal would levy a two-mill tax and seek federal Hill-Burton Act matching funds. A prior $900,000 project for a 100-bed hospital failed in November 1961.
Raiders Rally Past Jets With Late Defense and Powell Spark
Oakland overturned a 6-0 deficit at Houston as Wieres replaced Colton Davidson and connected with Art Powell and Bo Roberson to drive a comeback. A 15 yard Flores to Powell pass sealed the win while Bob Milinger intercepted a Jack Komp pass. The Jets, shuffled lineup and injuries marred by New York, struggled in pass defense.
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