Nichols Leads PGA By Three In Second Round
Bob Nichols fired a record 64 to set PGA Championship and Columbus Country Club marks. The Kentucky-born, Corona resident posted eight birdies and two bogeys on a soggy course to lead by three over Souchak, Nicklaus, and Palmer with 67s.
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Major League Standings and Schedules Across Leagues
American League leaders Baltimore and New York lead with midseason records and losses tallied. Chicago Minnesota and Detroit pursue, while Cleveland and Kansas City face tough strains. National League shows Philadelphia and San Francisco atop, with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh close behind. Friday and Saturday show varied matchups including Chicago at Los Angeles and Houston at San Francisco.
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How Ohioans Fared in the PGA Championship First Round
Ohio players posted varied scores in the PGA Championship opening round. Notables include Jack Nicklaus of Columbus at 67 and Frank Stranahan of Toledo at 78, with several others from Columbus Elyria Akron Cincinnati Fremont and Rocky River contributing sum totals ranging from 71 to 82.
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Narvaez Favored In Madison Square Garden Bout
Frankie Narvaez the 12-5 favorite to beat Johnny Bizzarro in a nationally televised return at Madison Square Garden for his 15th straight win. A Bizzarro upset would earn him a September title shot, with Narvaez planning a June rematch if he wins. Narvaez edged Bizzarro in their June 5 meeting on a split decision after a strong body attack.
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Indians Begin Four Game Set Facing Yankees in New York
The Cleveland Indians aim for their first season win against the New York Yankees as Pedro Ramos faces Roland Sheldon in the opener. The series continues with a Saturday game and a Sunday doubleheader after a prior 2-2 tie in Cleveland.
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Barber Blasts Yankees as Orioles Move Top in AL Race
Steve Barber hit a homer and earned his fifth win as Baltimore crushed New York 6-1 to snap the Yankees’ six game streak and pull ahead in the American League standings. Bowens added three hits, Siebern two, backing a four hitter by Barber. Bouton took the loss for New York.
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Norwalk Seeks Interest In Local Horseshoe League
A poll by the Norwalk Park and Recreation Department gauges if residents want a horseshoe league. If enough interest, play would be under lights at no cost. Men should call Tom Butler or his wife at 663-4593 with name and age.
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Barmen Church Clash in Slo Pitch Rematch
In Willard, the Glass Bar faces the Lutheran Church in a rematch to decide the Huron County Slo Pitch winner, with the winner meeting Friendly Corners. Havana beat Holland Market 16 6 then fell to the Lutherans 18 10, as Harold Garr and Dick Thomas led the Lutheran attack. Arnold Palmer signed to play in the $50 000 Canadian Open July 30 to Aug 2.
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Campbell Sets World Speed Record On Lake Eyre
Donald Campbell drove the Bluebird to 403.1 mph on two Lake Eyre runs to set a world automobile speed record, surpassing 394.196 mph from 1947. A later attempt to exceed Craig Breedlove’s 407.45 mph was canceled due to ruts and tire damage on the salt bed.
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Two Students Survive Public Links Semifinalists
In Minneapolis two 20yearold contenders, Bill McDonald of Washburn University Topeka and Arne Dokka from Sherman Oaks advance as semifinalists in the Public Links national championship. They join 31yearold Dean Wilson of Omaha and 28yearold Yates Adams a dental supplies salesman from High Point to complete the survivor lineup.
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