Whitworth Post Set Clash Today
Defending champion Kathy Whitworth and Sandra Post of Canada forced an 18 hole playoff in the $20,000 Ladies PGA at Pleasant Valley Country Club. Both finished 72 holes at 294 with Whitworth seizing a late chance by a three foot putt to tie, playoff set for 9 am CDT.
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New Zealand Pro Charles Wins Canadian Open Golf Title
Bob Charles from New Zealand with a final round 66 defeats Jack Nicklaus to win the Canadian Open. Charles, a former British Open champion, clinched the title with a precise approach on the 18th hole, stopping 18 inches from the pin for an easy birdie putt.
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Bob Charles
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Zeb
Christchurch
N.Z
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Nicklaus Forges Close Finish in PGA Flight Second
Nicklaus, the Golden Bear, rode a 67 to finish two behind leader with a 276 total. Bruce Crampton shot 66 to finish third at 279 on the St George Tole Club course. Sam Snead, Ray Sikes, Tom Weiskopf, and Tommy Aaron tied for fourth at 279. Billy Monday tied for second with Jack Montgomery at 280. George Knudson carded 73 to end at 281 after a 64 course-record bid earlier.
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St. George Tole
Sam Snead
Ray Sikes
Tom Weiskopf
Tommy Aaron
Tas
Billy
Casper
Charles
Jack Montgomery
Iday
George Knudson
Tracewski's Three-Run Shot Wins for Tigers in Twinbill Split
Dick Tracewski hit his first homer of the season a three run shot in the fifth as Detroit beat Cleveland 4-1 in the nightcap, snapping a three game skid for the AL leaders. Cleveland won the opener 3-0 behind Luis Tiant, with a two run double by Joe Azcue and Tiant’s three hitters.
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Mickey Stanley
Larry Brown
Royal Dog Wins Stirri ng Controversy at White City
At White City Stadium London a long shot greyhound owned by Prince Philip won the season’s big race provoking near riot and an attack on a peer. Viscount Ward of Whitley collected a 17704 dollar purse and a 500 dollar trophy amid boos and tossed newspapers. Camera Flash finished fourth after a stewards ruling. Maj. Percy Brown noted hot heads caused the trouble.
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