Yancey and Trevino in tight chase for U S Open title
In the 68th U S Open at Oak Hill Bert Yancey shot 70 for 205 overall as Lee Trevino rallied to 206, one stroke back. Nicklaus, Palmer, and Coody trailed, while Trevino aimed to become the first to post four straight subpar rounds.
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Oak Hill
Trevino
Tommy Jacobs
Congressional
Washington
D.C
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U.S. Golf Association
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Charles Coody
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Julius Boros
Beros
Bill Casper
Bob Charles
al Geiberger
Nichols
Dave Stockton
Jerry Pittman
Coady
Forest of Oaks
Palmer Keeps His Sense of Humor at Rainy Open
Arthur Daley reports Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead sharing jokes in the locker room as rain delays the United States Open. Palmer, while upbeat, notes a slump as he battles back in the tournament with his tee shots clinging to the fairway. Teammate banter from Dave Marr and Dan Sikes adds lightness to the mood amid weather delays.
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New York Times
Rochester
N.Y
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Palmer
Sam Snead
Peter Thompson
Peter
Snead
Thompson
Samuel
Sammy
Buddy
Dave Marr
Dan Sikes
Davey
Sikes
Marr
Angels Rally For 5-4 Win Over Senators In Extra Innings
Rick Reichardt hit a 10th inning homer to lift the California Angels past the Washington Senators 5-4. Reichardt connected off Dave Baldwin for his seventh homer against the pitcher. Marty Pattin earned the win in relief. Bernie Allen lined a three run double in the eighth to put Washington ahead before Jim Fregosi's two run triple tied it in the ninth. Del Unser collected two hits to raise his average to .247.
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California Angels
Washington Senators
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Washington
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Charleston
Ill
Bernie Allen
Senators
Angels
Jim Fregosi
del Unser
Decatur
Chicago Bears sign three draft choices
The Chicago Bears signed three drafted players including Wayne Bell running back from Lenoir Rhyne, Jim Murphy kicker from Utah State, and Gene Layton defensive tackle from Colorado State. Layton weighed 284 pounds at senior season, trimmed to 253. Bell rushed for 935 yards with 16 touchdowns as Lenoir Rhyne won the Carolinas Conference.
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Chicago Bears
Wayne Bell
Lenoir Rhyne
Jim Murphy
Utah State
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Colorado State
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SIU netters open NCAA tennis championship in San Antonio
Southern Illinois University top four players Gildemeister Villarete Sprengelmeyer and Dominguez begin six day NCAA Championship play at Trinity University in San Antonio Texas as part of a 157 player field from 48 schools. The quartet joined Yang Maggiore and Cleto to post a 16 3 regular season.
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Dubuque
Iowa
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Philippines
Nicklaus Chooses Wardrobe for Open Round Three
Jack Nicklaus debates three sweaters white yellow and black with former champion Dave Marr who models menswear The verdict favors yellow over white and black as Nicklaus weighs blue trousers for the United States Open third round style choice
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Jack Nicklaus
Dave Marr
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Red Sox bomb Indians to extend skid to five
Boston defeated Cleveland 9 3 as Carl Yastrzemski and Rico Petrocelli hit two run homers. Yastrzemski added a single and scored, while Petrocelli tallied his seventh homer after Ken Harrelson's sixth inning single. Ray Culp improved to 3 2 with relief help in the sixth.
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Bill Landis
Tommy Harper
Gary Waslewski
Jose Cardenal
Roy Glenn team repeats per am title at Saline County event
Veteran pro Roy Glenn and his Youth Corps captured their second straight Pro Am title at Saline County Country Club in Saline County. Jerry Glenn sank a sudden death birdie to seal first place as teammates Gary Robinson Steve Heckel and Gene Carello contributed to a 61 tied for top. Other squads from Carmi Centralia Greenview Jackson and West Frankfort competed with low pro honors going to Carl Pankey and Gene Carello.
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