Jack Nicklaus Captures British Open in Narrow Victory
Jack Nicklaus won the British Open at Muirfield with a late surge on the 17th hole. He finished at 282 two under par to outpace Dave Thomas and Doug Sanders by one stroke with Arnold Palmer finishing third. Phil Rodgers led at 210 after 54 holes but settled for 286 alongside Kel Nagle Bruce Devlin and Gary Player.
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Sixth annual Coaches All America football game in Atlanta
The game telecastsLive from Atlanta starts at 8 30 tonight on channels 9 and 13. The East leads the West 3 2 in the series with Duffy Daugherty Michigan State coaching the East and Tommy Prothro UCLA directing the West.
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Chiefs Sign Two Defenders to 1966 Contracts
The Kansas City Chiefs announce contract signings for 1966 by two All AFL defensive picks Jerry Mays and Johnny Robinson. Mays, 6-4 255, shifted to end last year and served as defensive captain. Robinson, 27, a safety, intercepted five passes for 99 yards returning them for a 19.8 yd average. Both enter their seventh season with the club.
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Decathlon Record Stands After Wind Certification
Salina Kansas AP report notes Bill Toomey achieved 25-6 in long jump during AAU decathlon. Wind gauge read 2.5 to 3.0 mph, supporting certification. meet director Ward Haylett claimed 8.83 mph but left decision to authorities. Les Matthews of Salina Chamber of Commerce oversaw sponsorship.
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Olympian Don Spero Wins Trials in Single Sculls
Don Spero 27, the New York Athletic Club Olympian, won the single sculls final at the US trials for the World Rowing Championships in Yugoslavia scheduled for next September.
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Raiders Begin 1966 Camp in Santa Rosa
Fifty rookies and selected veterans were to report to camp in Santa Rosa as the Oakland Raiders open preparations for the 1966 season in the AFL.
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Legion Hawks Aim for 20 Wins With Weekend Crowds
The Lawrence American Legion team hosts Paola at 8 tonight and Russell at 1 30 Sunday at Municipal Field. After a 16 hit attack, the Hawks seek another victory and extend their strong stretch toward a 20 win season.
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Hawks rout Garnett 16 0 to extend league lead
The Hawks improved to 18 8 for the season with a 16 0 victory over Garnett at the local diamond. Bill Tusten pitched a shutout and Randy Russell hit two homers with Bob Rose and Len Jackson adding one each. Taylor and Oberzan also contributed multiple hits as Hawks eye rematch with Russell to avenge a 2 0 loss earlier.
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Mantle Goes Down With Hamstring Injury For Two Weeks
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle tore an outer hamstring in his left leg during Friday night’s doubleheader with Washington. He predicts a two week layoff after a season hot stretch that included two homers and five hits in eight at bats. Mantle left the game in the fifth inning after a slip near first base and noted the injury’s progression as he questioned future mobility. The injury comes amid his first All-Star snub since 1953.
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Columbia Names Bill Campbell Freshman Football Coach
Bill Campbell of Homestead Pennsylvania was named today as the new coach of Columbia University's freshman football team AP reports. The appointment marks a transition for the program with Campbell taking the helm for the upcoming season.
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