Nicklaus Sees Masters Win as Standalone Feat Not Slam
Jack Nicklaus downplays talk of a grand slam after clinching his fourth Masters title in Augusta. He plans to focus on the U S Open at Pebble Beach and the British Open at Muirfield, noting odds of sweeping all four majors are extreme. Teammates and rivals hail him as the best, with Nicklaus finishing at 286 and Arnold Palmer, Tom Weiskopf, and others close behind.
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Jamieson Feels Like A Winner At Masters
Jim Jamieson of Moline Illinois surprised fans at Augusta National by posting a five over par 77 to tie for third in the Masters. He praised rivals Gene Littler and Gay Brewer while reflecting on victories missed and the support from fans who cheered his debut as a Masters sensation.
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Nixon to visit Ottawa for state talks and Great Lakes pact
President Nixon tours Ottawa for a three day state visit with Prime Minister Trudeau. He will address a joint session of Canadian Parliament and sign the Great Lakes water quality agreement. The pact aims to set common antipollution standards for the U S Canada boundary.
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Ottawa Soccer Club grabs sole lead with fourth win
The Soccer Club In First Place Pizza Village of Ottawa remained undefeated after a 1 zero victory over Feld Chevrolet of Kansas City to move into sole possession of first place in the Heart of America Senior Division. They advance to the Huggett Memorial tournament in Kansas City next Sunday.
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James Byrnes Dead At 92 in Columbia
James F. Byrnes, who left school at 14 to support his mother and rose to roles as congressman Supreme Court justice secretary of state and South Carolina governor, died at 92 after a long illness. He lay in state at the Statehouse rotunda and will be honored at Trinity Episcopal church. Byrnes opposed desegregation and once pushed for a state sales tax for segregated schools. His death prompted national mourning and a half-staff flag order. In Elmont Belmont Stakes coverage 82,694 fans fed by the Stevens clan served thousands of meals and beverages.
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NBA Draft Preview Sees Portland Seek LaRue Martin No.1 Pick
In New York the NBA holds its draft with Portland holding the top choice after a coin flip. LaRue Martin of Loyola Chicago is favored to go first as teams weigh scarce star talent and potential big-money offers. McAdoo remains a major rumor, while other top names include Riker Gianelli Ratliff Grant and Mel Davis who may stay in school.
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