Nixon Telephones New Open Champ
Nixon speaks from Pebble Beach California as a Sunday AP report notes the president contemplates a historic open title amid questions about his chances. The article blends sport and national interest, highlighting the dramatic scene and public curiosity about the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon Telephones
Jack Nicklaus
Green St Pebble Beach
Lee Trevino
Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Nicklaus leads in chaotic tourney tale from Muirfield
Disjointed report recounts golf icons Nicklaus and Palmer amid a July event setting at Muirfield and Oakland Hills. It notes a 74 final round for one player, a 290 total, and prior major title feats alongside Nixon calls. Mentions varied scores, semifinals, and stock eliminator racing nearby without clear sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raamel
Muirfield
Glenn Self
Nixon
Agsdale
Nicklaus
Shepherd
PGA Neer
Detroit
Oakland
Hills
Tle
PGA
Mike Coline
Coline
City
Crampton Second Nicklaus Wins Open Crown
Nicklaus clinches the Open title in a hard fought finish while others falter. Shannon Brown and Mike Tarter advance through rounds as engine troubles and mis-judged moves hinder several contenders. The event also notes golf star's remarks after a tough day on windswept British courses and a costly breakdown in a Grover Rogers race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory LaDue
Shannon Brown
Bill Wigginton
Graham
Rightsell
Mike “Tarter
Buddy Warren
Tarter
Sto
Lubbock
Raymond Beadle
Beadle
Grover Rogers
Chadwick
Nicklaus Clinches Lead With Miracle Shot At PGA
Jack Nicklaus stretched his edge by salvaging par with a miracle shot from trouble and closing with clutch plays on the 17th and 18th. Trevino faltered late while Palmer pressed, as Nicklaus seized control on a windy course and eyed major glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicklaus
Seis Rania
Rilcup
Mihir Mare
Trevino
Rene Sy
Zione
Reetsm
Ben Twlin
Benewn
Shers
Men's WT Results show names and scores from seniors
The record lists participants and scores including Charles McElroy, Tarpley, Parke Neal Duke, Preston Cochran, Frank Underwood, E M Prichard, Pete Parry Weran, Wayne Bulle, Gus White, and others with scattered figures such as 003 1 SENIORS 218 231 308 210 212. The fragmentary OCR preserves a list of competitors and numbers without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL. Duniven
John. Rhrogehires
Parke Neal Duke
Preston Cochralat
Prank Underwood
E. M. Prichard
Odessa Hosts Net Tourney and Astros Win
Odessa hosts a tennis and baseball mixed coverage with detailed results and schedules. The Odessa meet uses Odessa College and local high schools for youth play, with divisions for ages 12 to 18 and mixed doubles starting Thursday at Ector High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaeno Youn
Sita
Wynn
Cedeno
Lee May
Bob Watme
Reedey
Son
Doug Rader
Rellew
Barry Lersché
Odessa
Permian
Epeak
Odessa College
Odessa High
Mixed golf flight results from Local Tournament
In a fractured field, Wenzel’s 199 led a day of notable scores while Wide lZwiacher claimed second flight consolation honors. The lame duck fight included an earlier tournament handicap. a South Plains College coach finished third in the flight with a 288 total, Stan Wilemon was fourth, and Boalt surged on the back nine to take fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenzel
WidelZwiacher
Steve Dub Malaise
Lubbock
South Plains College
Stan Wilemon
Siomy
Boalt
Beck
Toe Tobey
Blacks to Compete South Africa Invites US Track Meet
In Johannesburg South Africa AAU official says American athletes will be invited to the South African Games next year including Black competitors while two South African runners were denied US entry. The plan follows a reciprocal agreement allowing Americans in SA events and reflects ongoing tensions over eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Johannesburg
Rica
Hannes
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Beeseer
America
Mission
Mursaay
United States
van Reenen
Halberta
Stan Wright
Martz Team Wins Meet in Sudden Finish
Local track meet results show Martz Team taking victory with a four stroke lead over rivals. The event included a split first place in the first flight and multiple pairings earning top money in a lively day of competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olton
Don
Jane Marts
Annie Hip Fin
Andy Andrews
Louis Hair
Ollie Jones
Leo Bleeker
Andrews-Harr
Jim Curt
Keith
Jimmy Harris
Charles
Harris
Herman Segrest
Sam
Jerry Blakely
Jim Weaver
Gary
Willams Ray Barela
Boxing bout in Madrid sets clash for June 28
AP reports promoter Lala Bamala announced a world title bout between Mando Ramos of Los Angeles and Pedro Carrasco, sanctioned by the World Boxing Council, to take place in Madrid on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Mando Ramos Los Angeles
Ee Pedro Carrasco
Ford Boxing Council
Lala Bamala
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pebsla Beach
Calif
Ohtoen
Geater
Spen
Arnold Palmer
Sibout
Crampton
Stehen
Carmel Bay
Toale
Jerry Heard
George
Bud Archey
Yo Tin Wat
Hie Tae
Fins Sons of Wan
Washington
The
United
Sugar Ray Robinson
Poseidon
Tresspo
Mal
Bieter
Gisager
Omar Burs
Cdte
Tvsae
Tnduir Frontier Distibuting
Neca
Sheffields
Roy Sheffield Punky
Dove Grove Te
Bubbock
James Blakey
Ted
Palmer
Jack
Atioa
Charles McElroy
Lame Pack
Tarpley
Juyokkemor
Parry Weran
Wayne Bulle
Bia
Tingle Byatt
Gus White
the Baker Company
Ave
Idalqu Bank
Chad
Astros
Philadelphia
Bilampion
Tnt Inn
Roger Metzger
Mike
Cesar
Houston
Tome
Lee Flay
Bob Watson
Edeno
Watson
Reuss
Romania
Bucharest
Italy
Thut
Soviet Union
Moscow
Angelo
Abilene
John van Reenen
Johan Halberstadt
Renewler Sh Magee
Isis Ee Laer
Circus Inn
Slaton Road
Holidey Lea Seoth
CAGE
Publi
Lubbock Dragway
Lavertma Church
Beods
Zuider Zee