Nicklaus Hopes for Three Wins in Row at Kaiser Open
Jack Nicklaus said he is playing as well as in two years and aims to win three or four tournaments in a row. He trails money leader Gary Player by about 1 000 with Kaiser and three events left. Nicklaus shot 66 to share first in the Kaiser with Lou Graham and Jack Courtney on day one.
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Napa
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Frank Beard
Nicklaus
Lou Graham
Jack Courtney
Gary Player
Player
Danny Thomas
MIRC Honors Top Softball Players at Semi annual Meeting
Middletown Industrial Recreation Council awarded top softball honors at a noon luncheon led by President David E. Smith of Square D. Co. Winners and runners up included Sorg Paper and Square D in Class A, Crystal Tissue and Diamond Fiber in Class B, with Aeronca Inc. as league champions and awards for MVPs Danny Miller and Charles Combs. Team Sportsmanship went to Miami Carey and individual sportsmanship to Bill Manning of Square D.
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Middletown Industrial Recreation Council
David E. Smith
Square D. Company
MIRC
Sorg Paper
Square D Co
Crystal Tissue
Diamond Fiber
Aeronca Inc
Danny Miller
Aeronca
Charles Combs
Tim Dawson
Steve Kennedy
Miami Carey
Bill Manning
Square D
Canadiens and Blues end in 2 2 NHL tie after brawl
St. Louis and Montreal battled to a 2-2 tie as Plager Harris Picard and Beliveau were involved in a late on ice fight. The game kept St. Louis in a first place tie in the West with Oakland while Montreal remained tied for second in the East. Philadelphia and New York also finished 3-3 with rookie Bob Clarke scoring his first pro goal for the Flyers.
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Bob Plager
St. Louis
Ted Harris
Montreal
Noel Picard
John Beliveau
Canadiens
Blues
Philadelphia
New York
Jacques Lemaire
Montrel
Rogy Vachon
Ab McDonald
Plager
Harris
Picard
Beliveau
Oakland
Front Four Dominates Opponents For Oakland And Denver
Oakland’s front four led by Ben Davidson and Ike Lassiter sacked San Diego’s John Hadl three times for a season total of 26. Denver’s unit, led by Dave Costa, notched four sacks on Houston and ten knockdowns against Cincinnati prior, keeping Oakland one game ahead in the race. The 1967 AFL champs posted a season record with 67 sacks, while Kansas City tops in both passing and rushing defense. Jets lead in total offense, with Oakland and KC posting high yardage marks in passing and rushing.
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Oakland
Denver
Ben Davidson
Ike Lassiter
San Diego
John Hadl
Dave Costa
Houston
Cincinnati
Sam Wyche
Raiders
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
New York Jets
Kansas City
Indians Sam McDowell Named Man of the Year
Cleveland Indians pitcher Sam McDowell, 27, was chosen as Indians Man of the Year by Cleveland baseball writers. Manager Alvin Dark praised him as Mr. Indian and noted his 18 victories, 2.94 ERA, 38 starts, 18 complete games, 4 shutouts, 279 strikeouts, leading the league in strikeouts for a second straight season.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Indians
Sam McDowell
Indians
Cleveland Baseball Writers
Alvin Dark
Sam
McDowell
Notable Names Across Local Basketball Rosters and Scores
A list of players and numbers appears, featuring A Smith and T Herald among others, followed by multiple line items with four-number codes likely representing game or player statistics, team rosters, or scores from a local basketball listing. The page shows numerous player initials, surnames, and numeric sequences.
Sportsmen Meet To Oppose Laws In Ohio
Ohio sportsmen and gun club reps will meet in Columbus to form a federation opposing firearm registration and ID cards. Lyle Goldsmith says groups from the Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association and Ohio Trapshooting Association will seek lobbyist status and a statewide coalition. Edward H. Mosher, Dayton, chairs the meeting to push court system reforms as crime solutions.
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Ohio
Lyle Goldsmith
Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association
Ohio Trapshooting Association
Ohio Skeet Association
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Goldsmith
Bat Woodson Scott
National Rifle Asciation
Ccoon Meeing
Edward H. Mosher
Dayton
Oh’o Rifle and Pistol Association
Dayton Area
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Red) Roberts
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