Nicklaus Triumphs in Tournament of Champions Finish
Jack Nicklaus proved human but held on to win the Tournament of Champions with a final round 73, finishing nine under par and collecting $12,000. He led after three rounds by three strokes but faced late challenges from Doug Sanders and others as Rodriguez faltered. Nicklaus now tops the PGA Tour money list with $346,150 this year.
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Veteran jockey Top ham wins seven races in two days at Thunderbird Downs
Orrel Topham, 47, a seasoned rider, rode seven winners across Saturday and Sunday at the one mile oval as the Thunderbird Downs summer meeting reached its second weekend. After a slow start with two wins last week, he unleashed a triple on Saturday and a four bagger on Sunday to surge ahead. Attendance neared 10,000 with weekends handle totaling $211,832, and a new daily double mark was set.
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Heavyweights top Weekly Fire Card at Castaways
Heavyweights headline the Castaways card led by Buddy Turman the 30 year old Salt Lake City fighter in an eight round main, facing Dave Fureh from Phoenix with five other bouts on the night including Tony Doyle versus J P Spencer and Lenny Brice versus Tony Vega. The meet features parimutuel totals near six figures with racing continuing next weekend and jockey standings noted.
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NSU Splits With Riverside. Baseball Ends Season In Flagstaff
Nevada Southern travels to Flagstaff to close the season against Arizona State College. The Rebels, 9 16 after a split with UC Riverside, won the first game 73 and lost 14 114 in the second as nine errors led to eight unearned Riverside runs. Vanderver earned the win. Patrick took the loss.
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Susman Pair Score in Rome Tennis Opener
Former Wimbledon champion Karen Hantze Susman and husband Rod Susman win first round singles in the Rome International. Ray Senkowski 19 of Hamtramck upset sixth seed Mike Sangster. Norman Perry beats Roberto Valerio. Nancy Richey defeats M Slappery. Linda Crosby loses to Lea Pericoli.
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Paradise Valley women's golf pairings for club championship qualifier
PVCC lists Wednesday qualifier pairings and start times for the club championship. Players include Ester Buchanan 14 Betty MacDonald 21 Mareeta Smith 9, Fritzi Wood 19, and others such as Rebe Levy 94 Helen Nugent 23 Charlotte Edgin 22 Addie Jewett 18.
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Gilchrist Case Slated for May 11
Erie County judge set the second degree assault trial for Carl ton Gilchrist the Buffalo Bills fullback for May 1 at the request of the district attorney. The felonious assault charge stems from an alleged early morning traffic stop May 14 when Gilchrist allegedly knocked Patrolman Richard Ek. Kean to the floor. he had earlier paid a $40 fine for resisting an officer and a $10 penalty for a boulevard stop sign. Four other charges were dismissed.
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Cookie) Gilchist
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NBA Draft Yields Big Men for Knicks and Celtics
The NBA draft saw the Knicks select Jim Barnes and Willis Reed amid a first round heavy on centers and forwards. Notable picks include George Wilson to Cincinnati, Walt Hazzard to the Lakers, and Mel Counts to Boston, with several Olympians starting pro careers after the Games.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Snippet from Classic Era Box Score
A garbled page lists multiple MLB games and matchups with cities including San Francisco Philadelphia Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis New York and Chicago. It references night games, Tuesday results, and pitchers with partial standings and lineups amid a dense, OCR noisy layout.
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Giants Rally Past Colts in 22-0 Victory
Willie Mays starred with three hits including a two run homer as the Giants beat the Colts 22 to 1. Gino Pontano hit to spark the late offense and stay atop the standings with an eighth win in ten games while Houston slipped.
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Golf victory tightens race at Las Vegas tournament
In Las Vegas the Tournament of Champions sees Nicklaus pull ahead of Palmer in the race for top money. The field trails as Redman sits third with about $22,173.42 in earnings this year and most top runners have yet to tally multiple victories.
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