Nichols Wins Seattle Open In Nail-Biting Finish
Bobby Nichols of Corona Calif captures the Seattle Open golf title with a 272 total 16 under par on the Inglewood course. He edges Raymond Floyd and Stan Leonard by two strokes while Floyd and Leonard share runner up honors. Rodgers tops money with a Saturday hole in one and ties for 16th. Nichols earns 5300.
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Heavy Rain Fails To Stop Marilynn Smith Victory
In Eugene Oregon Marilynn Smith of Tequesta Florida captured the Eu gene Women's Open at Eugene Country Club finishing two over par 76 for a 295 total. Kathy Whitworth led early but faltered in the final holes finishing second with 299.
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Kelso and Mongo Loom in Whitney Era Showdown
Mongo dominates the United Nations Handicap at Atlantic City beating Never Bend Carry Back. Kelso eyes a fourth straight horse of the year title with looming Woodward Stakes at Aqueduct. Mongo owned by Montpelier Farm with Wayne Chambers aboard edged Never Bend by two lengths in the 1 3 16 miles.
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Katherine Price
Amateur champ Deane Beman vows to stay amateur
Iowa AP reports Deane Beman, 25, winner of the U S Amateur for the second time in four years, says he has no plan to turn pro due to an insurance business and growing family. He confesses frustration over not practicing full-time and notes improving putting helped him win amid a busy schedule.
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Shriners Aid UC Opener With Shrine Night
The Cincinnati Bearcats host Drake at Nippert Stadium in a Shrine Night opener. Shrine marching units of about 50 perform the halftime show while the UC Band, limited by student start dates, plays before kickoff. The Shrine Pageant features bands, a motor patrol, chanters and shieks along with clowns.
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Seattle tops Culver City in ninth inning rally
Seattle overcame Culver City California with a nine inning rally scoring five runs in the ninth to win 10 to 6 on Sunday night as part of an American Amateur Baseball Congress bid.
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Bears topple Packers in season opener shocker
Green Bay suffered a 10-3 home defeat as Chicago Bears defense stifled Bart Starr. Vince Lombardi and Jim Ringo acknowledged the Packers’ struggles while other NFL openers highlighted Jim Brown’s 162-yard three TD game for Cleveland and Y A Tittle’s passing bursts for the Giants.
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New Raiders Undefeated Under Al Davis Era
The revamped Oakland Raiders, with coach Al Davis at 33 and quarterback Cotton Davidson, won twice to start the AFL season. Davidson threw 2 touchdowns and ran for another as Oakland beat Buffalo 35 17 in front of 17 569. Other scores: San Diego 17 Boston 15 and Houston 28 Denver 28. Only four original Raiders remain.
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Local Links 55 Win in Brown's Run Sweepstakes
A 55 stroke triumph led Brown's Run Country Club sweepstakes as 34 teams competed. The Ritz Denny Jr. group topped, with Griffin Schumacher Fialho Anness close behind. Medalist honors went to BOB SCHIEBERT at Forest Hills 36 holes, 139 total.
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Matastar Aims to Break 26 Year Trotting Record
Mata star the world fastest trotting horse will race at the Delaware County Fairgrounds half mile oval to erase Greyhound's 1937 Goshen record of 1 59 5. Matastar is owned by E Roland Heiniman and Elbridge T Gerry of Goshen New York. The bid opens festivities leading up to the Little Brown Jug classic this Thursday.
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Lubanski Helle Lead in Bowling Doubles Tourney
Bruce Fel land of Madison Wise subbed for veteran Eddie Lubanski of Detroit and teamed with Detroit bowler Roger Helle to post games of 2695 and 2692 for 5387 overall, leading the Bowling Proprietors Association of America national doubles tournament on its second day in Boise Idaho.
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Timberlake Nominated to 1963 Big Ten Academic Football Team
Franklin University of Michigan halfback Bob Timberlake is named among 37 nominees for the 11th annual Big Ten All-Conference academic football team. Northwestern leads with 11 nominees, followed by Illinois six, Wisconsin five, and Michigan State four, selection based on scholastic excellence first and athletic ability second.
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Sulky Driver At Lebanon Out For Fall
Virgil Oswalt of Muncie Indiana injured in a spill during the third race at Lebanon Raceway and will miss the fall meeting. Oswalt, 59, suffered a broken bone in his spine and an ankle injury. Teammate Bob Brown of Urbana treated for leg cuts and bruises. Nine races are scheduled tonight as the track begins its first full week.
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