Nicklaus Tries Different Path After Masters Loss
Jack Nicklaus began the final round in Rancho La Costa amid lingering frustration from his Masters defeat. He shifted strategy to seek the same result, adjusting his approach as the round progressed.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1971
Page
15
Jack Nicklaus began the final round in Rancho La Costa amid lingering frustration from his Masters defeat. He shifted strategy to seek the same result, adjusting his approach as the round progressed.
Trevino, aiming for next year’s Tour, captured a 60 000 consolation prize in Tallahassee with a 15 under 273 after four birdies. Green led early but faltered with four straight back nine bogeys, finishing one behind Wiechers at 12 under. Nicklaus cruised to an eight stroke victory at 9 under 279, breaking par on the tough Kilborn course while Player Stockton and Devlin trailed.
Corner of Routes 76 and 18 in Litchfield Ohio hosts D and H Restaurant. Contact lines Cali 667-2545 or 722-8277.
Auto racing roundup notes Richard Petty gaining his 127th career victory in a controversial win after a protest over the phone season. Mike Mosley, 26, captured his first win as the season opens in Riverside California where Australian Frank Matish finished second in both heats and won the Continental 5000 Grand Prix overall.
Carl Compton of Middletown surged to the singles actual lead in week eight of the 67th Ohio State Bowling Tournament with a 747 total after a 256 266 225 effort, moving past former top scorer Junior Powell of Toledo. Compton also climbed to third in singles handicap with 753 as Don Williams and Bob Hilborn rose to second in doubles handicap with 1384. The report also notes continuing leaders in team and doubles events across the 11-week tourney.
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