Nichols Pulls Off First Major Golf Victory at Columbus
Saturday and Sunday coverage from Lonesome Pine describes Bobby Nichols of Louisville clinching the National PGA title in Columbus, earning automatic Masters entry and a World Series bid. He won by three strokes over Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer after clutch putting in the final holes. The event boosted Little League funds at Bradner Stadium with softball and baseball entertainments featuring oldtimers and local standouts from Middlesboro.
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Rosenbalm Star of Old Timers in Bradner doubleheader
About 200 fans attended at Bradner Stadium for a Little League doubleheader. Harlan’s girls beat Middlesbury 12 to 3 in five innings, then Middlesboro defeated Harlan 13 to 3 in the oldtimers game. Rosenbalm hit four straight safeties and led the oldtimers with strong offense.
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Jessen Wins Golf Match In Yankee Open
Ruth Jessen from Bonsall California defeated Mickey Wright by one stroke in Flint Michigan winning 1500 dollars in the Yankee Women's Open. Jessen fired a four under par 68 to finish the at hole tournament with a 213 total, following last week’s tie with Wright for the U S Women’s title in San Diego.
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Ex Kentuckian Nichols Wins PGA Championship
Bobby Nichols, once broken by injury and near death, wins the PGA Championship at Columbus Country Club with a record 271 total. He overcomes heat as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer close in, delivering a remarkable comeback story from Louisville to Corona to the Midwest.
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Legion and Moose aim for title after close Little League playoff push
The American Legion rallied twice and held off Kiwanis 6-5 to finish second in the II half. Johnson doubled Evans walked and Iovine singled in two runs for a key third. Forde and Evans doubled for a 5- lead. Howerton and Chandler and Spriggs added key plays as Kiwanis fought back withFerrell and Walls rallying in the fifth before Legion sealed it.
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