Nicklaus Wins U S Open by Three Strokes at Pebble Beach
Jack Nicklaus silences wind and doubt to win the U S Open by three strokes at Pebble Beach with a 74 final round. Bruce Crampton is runner-up. Arnold Palmer also contends as Nicklaus chases a pro grand slam needing British Open and PGA crowns to complete the four majors in one year. Bobby Jones idolizes Nicklaus’s quest as the sport notes the record chase.
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Nicklaus Looks Calm Amid Pebble Beach Pressure
The report details Jack Nicklaus facing a gusty swing at Pebble Beach during the U S Open as Hale Irwin praises Nicklaus while Arnold Palmer notes looming pressure for a possible Grand Slam run. Irwin highlights Nicklaus strength and presence, while Palmer warns of heightened stress if Nicklaus nears the PGA Championship.
Braves Tigers Sweep Doubleheader in Extra Playday
Despite late showers Beckley Little League hosted three games at Elks Stadium. The Braves beat the Red Sox 5 to 3, the Indians defeated the Orioles 10 to 2, and the Tigers edged the Yankees 42.
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American Transmission Team to Practice at Warren Williams Field
The Industrial League IL Practice notes that the American Transmission team will practice today at six in the evening at Warren Williams Field.
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Beasley Babe Ruth League Schedule Promises Night Games
BBR schedule shows Raleigh Motors versus Blue Ridge at 5:00 and Silver Brand against Harrys in the night cap at Harry Lewin Field barring rain weekend action.
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Duncan breaks national prep long jump record at Golden West
Sacramento's Ken Duncan of McClatchy High shatters the national prep long jump mark with 26 feet 8 inches at Hughes Stadium. He defeats Carl McCullough of Sacramento High by 13 inches and earns the Governor's Trophy after a record final jump. Harold Schwab sets 36.3 seconds in 330 hurdles as meet records fall.
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Blackman Withdraws From Illinois Athletic Director Consideration
Bob Blackman, University of Illinois football coach, asked to withdraw his name from AD consideration to keep harmony in the athletic department. He said he only meant to show interest while preferring coaching and noted he spoke with the search committee after meeting Saturday. Gene Vance plans to resign July 1.
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New Season Focus on Distance for Aggressive Putts
The article urges golfers to commit to hitting every putt a true distance. It highlights distance control over line and praises rookie Lanny Wadkins for his fearless approach and consistency in getting the ball to the hole.
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Palmer's Game Better But Not Good Enough To Win
UPI reports Arnold Palmer finished third at Pebble Beach in the U S Open, four strokes behind Jack Nicklaus who won. Palmer cited putting as his chief issue though he said his driving and iron play were solid and he remains optimistic about continuing to compete at the major level.
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University of Colorado
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Mason Rudolph
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Trials Echoes Before Munich as Eugene Hosts Final Trials
Ten days remain before the United States Olympic trials in Eugene decide the track and field team for Munich. The AAU national championships featured a new American 18 foot pole vaulter and rising stars challenging established athletes, with Greg Fredericks setting a 10 000 meters American record and many others posting strong marks.
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Rice University
Dave Roberts
Greg Fredericks
Penn State
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Jack Bachelor
Robert Taylor
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Fred Luke
U.S
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Cline Wins Split Decision Over Smithers in Cincinnati
Bobby Cline defeated Jimmy Smithers by split decision at Cincinnati Garden on Saturday night. Cline improved to 28-1 while Smithers fell to 38-9-1 after a tough comeback from an eight count in the eighth round. Judges favored Cline with scores of 64-58 54-51 and one judge had five rounds each.
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