Golf's Big Three Find Going Rough
The era of Nicklaus, Palmer and Player fades as Venturi, Lema and Nichols rise. Venturi won the U S Open in Washington and Lema triumphed at St Andrews while Nichols led the PGA Championship, signaling a wider, healthier competition beyond the familiar trio. Palmer remains a dominant, aging figure, but the sport eyes new contenders in a changing landscape.
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Jim Gaquin
Professional Golfers Association
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
America
Nichols
Goldwater Favored in 13 States in Monitor Survey
The Christian Science Monitor reports its correspondents see Barry Goldwater leading Nixon in 13 states totaling 103 electoral votes. The Monitor lists states where Goldwater leads Idaho Montana Wyoming Arizona Maine Alabama Florida North Carolina Virginia Kentucky Indiana Nebraska Kansas and notes 16 additional states where his position is strong.
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Southern Ocean Racing Conference announces 1965 schedule
The Southern Ocean Racing Conference lists the 1965 sailing dates from Florida and the Bahamas with races from St. Petersburg to Venice and Fort Lauderdale to Cat Cay. Miami hosts Lipton Cup on March 6 and the Miami Nassau events including Nassau Cup on March 12.
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Southern Ocean Racing Conference
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Cat Cay
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Bahamas
Horoscope ARIES to Pisces Guide for Upcoming Months
Aries through Pisces forecast advises alertness to new conditions and opportunities. Highlights include seeking advisors, improving living or work spaces, forming beneficial friendships, civic engagement, cooperation with colleagues, punctuality, and prudent money management to build a secure base.
Barefooted ace shocks Greensboro golf crowd
High school student Johnny Gillespie played barefoot at the Greensboro Country Club after his feet hurt. He chipped from the 160-yard third hole with a No. 7 iron to ace the hole, marking his first in one.
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Greensboro Country Club
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Yanks Blank Angels As Terry Shuts Out Los Angeles
Ralph Terry blanked the Los Angeles Angels 3-0 on seven hits for New York as Elston Howard and Roger Maris supported with key RBIs and a 15th homer by Maris. Cincinnati crushed Milwaukee 11-2. Maloney led the Reds as Hutchinson rests in hospital care.
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Elston Howard
Roger Maris
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Tom Tresh
Joe Pepitone
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Fred Newnan
Jim Maloney
Reds
Dick Sisler
Sisler
Fred Hutchinson
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Maloney
Denis Menke
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Deron Johnson
Marty Keough
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Elorde Kosaka rematch eyed for sake of friendship
The world junior lightweight champion Flash Elorde of the Philippines and Teruo Kosaka of Japan will meet again in December in Manila Tokyo or Los Angeles. Elorde retained the title by 12th round TKO over Kosaka amid a near riot as Japanese police escorted Elorde from the ring.
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Teruo Kosaka
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Japan Boxing Commission
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Liberal Bee Jays Ousted In Kansas Non-Pro Tourney
Wayside Nowata Oilers stunned Liberal Bee Jays 4-2 as Jim Melton pitched a four hitter for the Oilers who improved to 4-1. Wichita Bob Moore beat Wichita Service Auto Glass 3-2 with Art Dillon delivering the go ahead run. Junction City outlasted Wichita Newt Harrell 6-5 in 10 innings.
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Goldpanners Named Top Seed for National Tournament
The Fairbanks Alaska Goldpanners are seeded No. 1 for the Non-Pro National Baseball Tournament in Wichita, starting August 14. They finished third last year and second in 1962. seven of 32 teams are certified, with 25 to be chosen via state and regional playoffs.
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Goldpanners
National Baseball Congress
Southern Demos Walk Tight Rope On Johnson Issue
Southern Democratic senators balance party loyalty with Johnson campaign pressure. Sen. Talmadge voices no speeches for the party and will vote per his judgment. 21 Southern Democrats opposed the Civil Rights Act, including Byrd and Gore, with several seats in play this year.
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Johnson
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Richard M. Nixon
Virginia
Byrd
Talmadge
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
John Stennis
Mis
Sissippi
Herbert S. Walters
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Atlantic City
N.J
Ellender
Louisiana
John L. McClellan
South
Barry Goldwater
Russian Role In New Canal Considered By Fulbright
Senator J. W. Fulbright says a future sea level canal across Central America could include a group of canal-using nations, possibly including Russia, joining with the United States. He notes he does not advocate Soviet participation but keeps the door open in a new book.
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J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Central America
Russia
United States
Arkansas Democrat
Fulbright urges world canal by consortium across nations
Fulbright argues for a new sea level canal larger than Panama built by a multinational consortium including the Soviet Union to avoid warlike outcomes. He warns against the cold war mentality and calls for a world state of mind prioritizing peace over conflict and cooperation over weapons.
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