Palmer and Nicklaus clash over Masters dominance
The piece argues Jack Nicklaus's Masters record and Arnold Palmer's recent form challenge the idea of any golfer's lasting dominance. It compares Palmer's peak years with Nicklaus's rise, noting Palmer's 1964 results and Nicklaus's four-win surge, while questioning whether either can repeatedly dominate the tour.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Annie
Palmer
Leveed
Arie
Nicklaus
Arnie
Ohio State
Jack
Arnold
Tony Lema
Lema
Golf Magazine
Driver
Gary Player
Fairway Woods
Long Irons
Bobby Nichols
Tony
Ken Venturi
Lemna
Julius’ Boros
Billy Casper
Amherst's Obenour Heads to Boston Marathon
Jim Obenour a 13 year old Amherst native and 1963 Steele High School graduate leaves for Boston to run the 69th Boston Marathon. He trained with classmate Pete Angus running 20 to 25 miles daily for three months after shoulder injuries ended other sports. Obenour enrolled inAshland College pre engineering and has supported himself through multiple hospital visits and dislocations while retaining resolve to finish the grueling 26 mile 385 yard race.
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Amherst
Jim Obenour
Marion L. Steele High School
Ashland College
Boston
Obenour
Pete Angus
Opkinton
Jim
Carl Obenour
Obenours
Fenn College
Trac
Reichert Construction
Elyria
Ashland
Jim Neering
Abenour
Yeomen show strong pitching and lineup for spring opener
Oberlin Yeomen head coach Bill Grice touts pitching depth led by Dick Roberts and Herb Morse for the doubleheader at Bald. Returnees include Scott Kretchmar and Pete Clemens with freshmen Bob Heavenrich Glendon Blume Doug Carr Steven Clarfield among standouts. Basketball, tennis lacrosse, and track open schedule with OSU matchups and strong 10-letterman returns.
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Ron
Bill Grice
Bloom
Rick
Oberlin
Kretchmar
Clemens
The
Yeomen
Hal Lawson
Morse
Glendon Blume
Bald
Roger Blume
Wallace
Roberts
Ohio
Grice
Dick Roberts
Elyria
Herb Morse
Greg Siggers
Wooster
Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan
Eric Seitz
Ken Joslyn
Willl
Jay Huebsen
Jim Anderson
Bill McNeil
Dave Guerra
Pete Molnar
Robert Stan
Bob Jenkins
Arnie Laguarda
Jerry Kraines
Jim Lapinski
Steve West
Celtics win seventh straight East title to face Lakers
Boston edges Philadelphia 110 to 109 in a seventh game showdown to claim the ninth straight Eastern title as John Havlicek sparks a key third quarter surge. The victory secures a finals clash with Los Angeles in Boston Garden on Sunday.
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Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
Bill Bates
76Ers
Boston
UPI
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Phila
Sam Jones
Basdelphia
Boston Garden
Lakers
Elgin Baylor
Baltimore
Laker
Fred Schaus
Los Angeles
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Pioneers and King to Resume Buckeye Conference Game Monday
Elyria High and Admiral King will attempt a makeup Buckeye Conference baseball game Monday at Admiral King diamond at 4 p.m. Pioneers pitcher Lowell Cavin is expected to start against Admiral King’s Dennis Losh. Tomorrow’s 1 p.m. doubleheader at Ely Stadium against Oberlin remains on for the Lorain Class AA Sectional opener with Elyria’s Gary Nonnamaker set to pitch.
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Elyria High
Admiral King
Buckeye
Lowell Cavin
Pioneers
Dennis Losh
Admirals
Oberlin
Ely Stadium
Lorain
Gary Nonnamaker
Elyria
Sandusky
Midview
Rocky River
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Roberto Clemente
Mickey Mantle
Stan Musial
Ted Williams
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Tom Sanders
Bill Russell
John Havticek
Lodi Street
Fairfax
Scott Kretchmar
Oberlin High
Pete Clemens
Curt Atkison
Tom Grossman
Wendell Meeks
Evan Gay
Bert Lakin
Tom Butler
Bruce Ross
Bruce Babcock
Joe’ Heide
Doug Smith
Doug Kirkpatrick
Gary Schnider
Dave Corwin
Bill Herpst
Mark Jaffee
Hugh Jenkins
Wayne Lautenschlager
Bob Murphy
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Jim Uptegraff
the Turnpike
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