Nicklaus Wins Nelson Classic in Sudden Death Over Palmer
Jack Nicklaus defeats Arnold Palmer in a dramatic 37-hole finish at the Byron Nelson Classic to claim a $20,000 first prize and the trophy. Palmer earns $11,000 after a tense playoff, while Nicklaus seals victory with a par-5 555-yard hole 15 blast and clutch two. A Washington call later revealed as a wrong number connected to Palmer.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Nicklaus
Washington
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Nicklaus
Golf
Nelson
Palmer
Jack the Bomber
Nemisis
Julius Boros
Columbus, Ohio
Blues Plan to Shadow Orr in Cup Final
St. Louis Blues commit to shadowing hockey star Bobby Orr through the Stanley Cup finals after a 6-1 loss to the Boston Bruins in game one. Scotty Bowman says the tactic stays to the end as Orr draws tight coverage and the Bruins’.supporting scorers break through.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Blues
Bobby Orr
Blues
Scotty Bowman
Orr
Boston Bruins
St. Louis Wings
Bruins
Wayne Carleton
Ernie Wakeley
Derek Sanderson
Phil Esposito
Sanderson
Bobby
Jim Roberts
Tim Ecclestone
Terry Crisp
Bucyk
Bears Sign Fourth Draft Pick and Free Agent Lineman
Chicago bears ink fourth draft choice Lynn Larson 245 pound Kansas State tackle and free agent Roy McDaemon 238 pound Baylor lineman in a single day signing.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Lynn Larson
Kansas State
Roy McDaermon
Baylor
Baseball Leaders From The National League and AL
The report lists top performers across leagues with stats in batting pitching and fielding. Notable figures include Carty Atlanta Perez Cincinnati Bonds San Francisco Aaron Atlanta Seaver New York Gibson St Louis and Tiant Minnesota among others with leading marks in batting runs batted in home runs and strikeouts.
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Bonds
San Francisco
Carty
Atlanta
Henderson
Perez
Cincinnati
B. Williams
Chicago
Tolan
Cepeda
Hebner
Pittsburgh
Harrelson
New York
H. Aaron
Cardenal
St. Louis
Strkeouts
Seaver
Gibson
Hopkins
F. Robinson
Baltimore
F. Howard
Washington
Tovar
Minnesota
Alyea
Walton
Milwaukee
Cater
Clarke
F. Alou
Oakland
Petrocelli
Boston
Alvaraco
White
Tom Suchan takes singles lead in Ohio bowling event
In Zanesville Ohio Tom Suchan of Munroe Falls topped the singles actual event at the Ohio State Bowling Tournament with a 744 total, edging the previous leader by one pin. In doubles handicap Jack Rudibaugh and George Liegh of East Liverpool tied for third with B P Venus and Robert Warden of Marietta at 1 387 pins. All other leaders held steady after the 10th weekend of 12.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Tom Suchan
Munroe Falls
Ohio State
Jack Rudibaugh
George Liegh
East Liverpool
B. P. Venus
Robert Warden
Marietta
Wet Kiwanis Meet Heads Into Finals
In Shreveport Louisiana Mickey Wright holds a one stroke lead at the Kiwanis Invitational after shooting 69 to reach 140 total. Betsy Rawls led after day one but slipped with a 72 while defending champion Sandra Haynie is 142 and Kathy Whitworth fired a 68 tying for sixth at 145 in a 50 player field.
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Shreveport
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Huntington Park Country Club
Betsy Rawls
Sandra Haynie
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Kathy Whitworth
Kast Wins Inaugural Handicap at Brown's Run
Frank Kast shot a net 65 on 21 handicap to win the Inaugural Handicap Tournament at Brown's Run Country Club. Low gross and net winners were named in three flights, with Tom Turner and Bob Turner each scoring eagles during the event.
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Frank Kast
Brown’s Run Country Club
Kast
John Bauer
Tom Benny
Clint Starks
John Gibbs
Tom Wortley
Don ‘Malcom
Tom Turner
Bob Turner
Elieff tops field with 71 at Wildwood golf
Tony Elieff shot a par 71 to lead the field at Wildwood's 18 holes Sunday. He finished one stroke ahead of Joe Cornella and Fred Ruscher who carded 72. Ruscher and Cornella tied for low net in 0-8 handicap with 67 each, while Weidner and Trimble posted 66 in 9-14 class and Bob Yost had 61 in 15-and-over.
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Tony Elieff
Wildwood
Joe Cornella
Fred Ruscher
Bob Lentz
Tome Greene Jr
Charles Weidner
Chuck Kent
C. C. Hollon
Paul Spadafora
Ruscher
Cornella
Weidner
Bob Trimble
Bob Yost
Elieff
Gordon Lindsey
Grayson Cox
Lebanon Raceway Entrants for Night of Racing
The program lists eight races at Lebanon Raceway with entries in each event. Trot and Pace divisions feature horses such as Lennox Hanover Miracle Honor Even Pete Busy Lang Burley Belt Dusty Daktari Pink Doily and Overland Tennessee Turf Cardinal Song Windale Napoleon.
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Lennox Hanover
Blazing Flame
Nancy Sayre
Harry E
Marietta Astra
Mahlon
Colonel Saunders
Miracle Honor
Fame’s Son
Darvas Pick
Goldies Gift
My Doll
Pride’s Lusty Lad
Donna Fields
Linn‘s Tree
Wordly Knight
Even Pete
Alvin
Shirley
Jet
Kathy N
Frank
Charmin
Glory
CTR
Midnite Irish
Abbe Rae
Busy Lang
Jody Counsel
My Caroline
Flat Head
Jack Byrd
Miss Miniver
Cleo Creed
Deb’s Butch
Angel
Mike Warren
Bartlett Square
Deveraux Dude
Aranka Dream
Mr. D. J
Edgewood Valley
Bonnie Colby
Tiny Tassel
Dutch Pointer
Classy
Pete
Hobo Cupid
Queen Molly
Sherry Gay Bell
Dusty Daktari
Jane Lind
Major Knox
Imitate
Reed
Millie
Nelva
Josedale
Pink Doily Easy Debt
Knight Balard
Fair Knight
Sharon Dale
Cardinal Song
Countess Cash
Little Shyster
Overland
Tennessee Turf
Windale Napoleon
Sephen Bloom
Aty Direct C
Willie Barrett
Lon *Avscows
Prince Ondago
Foyt Pursues Fourth Indy 500 After Riverside Victory
A J Foyt Jr wins Yankee 250 at Indianapolis Raceway Park then tunes the non stock Coyote for the upcoming 54th Indianapolis 500. He led Roger McCluskey across the Riverside Ford entry, posting an 83.839 mph average as he aims for a fourth Speedway classic.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. J. Foyt Jr
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Foyt
Riverside
Calif
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Houston
Tex
Raceway Park
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Williams Cups Sprint Chase at Tri County Speedway
Williams from Grandview Mississippi won the 40 lap USAC Sprint feature at Tri County Speedway in a new record time of 3 40 02. Dec Dawson of Lima finished second with Larry Dickson of Marietta third. Heat winners included Johnny Parsons Jr Gil Hess Bill Compton and Pat Patrick. Cincinnati driver Gene Crittenden died in a late model feature crash at Mercy Hospital Hamilton.
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Westchester
Carly
Pat Williams
Sons
Tri-County Speedway
Williams
Grandview
Miss
Lima
Dec Dawson
Larry Dickson
Marietta
Johnny Parsons
Bruce Walkup
Cincinnati
Gil Hess
Dawson
Bill Compton
Dickson
Sammy Sessions
Gary Bettenhausen
Pat Patrick
Incinnati
Gene Crittenden
Crittenden
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
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Yastrzemski
Tiant
Lolich
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Cross
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Kingsport
Tenn
Wayne Andrews
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Frank Sessoms
Darlington
Ted Tidwell
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Asheville
Pete Feistmann
Chimney Rock
Charlotte
John Phelps
Sicily
Jo Suffert
Switzerland
Brian Redman
England
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Leo Kinnunen
Finland
Scotland
Jackie Stewart
Maxwell Stewart
Australia
Kuniomi Nagamatsu
Japan Automobile Federation
Nuerburgring Ring
Adenau
Jochen Rindt
Austria
Lotus
Derek Bell
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Brabham
Rolf Stommelen
West Germany
Brands Hatch
Peter Gethin
Graham McCrae
H. Gonley
People’s Lawyer
John C. McDonald
McDonald
Morton Neipp
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Bell Building
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Lawrence W. Gandler
Republican Party
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