Nicklaus Opens Halfway Lead At Canadian Open
Jack Nicklaus shot 67 to lead by two at six under par after 36 holes at the Essex Golf and Country Club in Windsor. Four players tied for second, including Jerry Pate, Jerry Heard, Bob Wynn, and J C Snead, while Arnold Palmer stood even with George Burns at 140. The $200,000 tournament advances to Sunday with a $40,000 winner’s prize and a $208,000 purse in American money.
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Arnold Palmer
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Bruce Crampton
George Burns
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Snead
Britain
Tony Jacklin
Bowling Scores Shine in Youth League Standings
A dense bowling score sheet lists team names such as THE WILD BUNCH and THE SPARES with high game marks and totals. Individual bowlers like H. Taylor, L. Pyle, and J. Hart post top scores in various divisions, while youth leagues show champions like PIN POPPERS and THE STRIKERS with standout games and scores. The data reflects league standings, high games, and total pins across multiple clubs.
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Rain-Crazed Fans Halt All-Star Game In Chicago
Thousands rushed Soldier Field as rain soaked turf ending the Pittsburgh Steelers lead over the College All-Stars at 11 49 p m Bradshaw coolly noted the odd finish while Ara Parseghian expressed shock The Steelers defense contained the Stars as Jeb Blount and company struggled to move the ball on a wet field culminating in a 24 0 Steelers edge and a late scoring burst by Franco Harris
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Alexander Flirts With No-Hitter In Yankees Victory
Alexander, seeking his first no hitter in a Yankees uniform, held Boston to two singles in the ninth as New York beat the Red Sox 9-1. Across the league, Blue struck out 13 in Oakland’s 2-0 win over Kansas City, while Brewers beat Orioles in 13 and Indians toppled Tigers 9-4.
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Consistency Not Always Best In Open Championship
In the 76th USGA Open at Atlantic Athletic Club Palmer and Carlton White both shot 754 five over par to tie for 50th. Jerry Pate won with a three under par 277. he was the only player to break par in three rounds and shot 71 69 69 68. Pate had lost the Philadelphia Classic by one stroke two weeks earlier.
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Atlantic Athletic Club
Arnold Palmer
Carlton White
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Pate
Omaha and Denver Win In AA Action Friday Night
In the American Association, Omaha beat Tulsa 5-1 as pitcher Bob McClure gave up an unintentional run. Ruppert Jones was involved in a play at the plate, with Jones later out at second and McClure touching home too late per plate umpire Mike Fitzpatrick. memset
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Jerry Hairston
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