Nicklaus sets record as he wins 1967 U S Open at Baltusrol
Jack Nicklaus wins the 1967 U S Open with a record 275 total after a final round 65 at Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield New Jersey. Arnold Palmer finishes four strokes back in second as Nicklaus reveals a late practice session changed his approach and yielded a five under par final round.
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Clay trial begins in Houston over draft refusal
Cassius Clay 26 the deposed world heavyweight champion faces a draft evasion charge in Houston. Prosecutors need not prove he is not a minister as the defense expects a quick trial likely to finish by Tuesday. Clay had his WBA title stripped after he refused induction on April 28.
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Mets Lead Run To First In Pima Navajo League
The Mets beat the Tigers 6-5 to move into first place with a 52-1 record and a half game lead over the Yankees who stand 4-2-1. Bill Brindley earned the win for the Mets in a weekend showcase that also saw the Braves top the Redlegs 7-5 and Tigers crush the Braves 12-1 in senior play.
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Methodists nip Ascension in YMCA softball action
In last weekend’s YMCA softball games Ascension Scottsdale Methodists fell 8 to 4 as Dick Murray led the winners with two doubles while Jack Davis won on the mound and Bill Hook took the loss.
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Arizona State dominates College World Series with five on All-Tournament
Arizona State wins the title 11-2 over Houston to claim a second national crown in three years. Ron Davini earns outstanding performer honors as Gary Gentry Jack Lind Dave Grangaard and Scott Reid also make the All-Tournament team. Reid drives in two in the decisive sixth, Burgess earns his 16th win, despite Houston’s 12 hits.
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Dir's Morris sailors post decisive Legion A wins
Dir's pushed across 14 runs in the fourth inning to down Mesa 22 9 in Legion A action to improve to 5 1. Morris defeated Globe 7 1 behind Jeff Brock two hits. Kim Short led Dir's with four RBIs on two singles. Beavers Hankins Hinsdale contributed in the win for Morris.
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Giants Host Bears in Pacific Coast League Opener
The Phoenix Giants start a three game series with the Denver Bears Tuesday night in Phoenix. The Giants had Sunday off after a rainout with Vancouver and will not meet the Mounties again this season. Vancouver led the season series by winning five of seven games.
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Phoenix Hockey Opens Oct 21 in WHL Season Debut
Phoenix's new Western Hockey League club will start its season October 21 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum against San Diego. Club president Bob Whitlow announced the opener after a Seattle league meeting approved the Phoenix franchise. The team will play four home games before a road game against Vancouver. An afternoon game may be used to avoid ASU conflicts.
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