Nicklaus Becomes Fourth to Sweep Golf's Big Three
Jack Nicklaus at 23 joins Ben Hogan Byron Nelson and Gene Sarazen by winning the Open Masters and PGA. He sealed the PGA with a 30 foot birdie on the 15th at Doc Country Club in 210 pound form, finishing 279 five under par and earning 13 000 dollars. Ragan, Crampton and Finsterwald trailed in a tight finish as Palmer faltered.
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Lengel and Queen Star in Elyria Legion Twins vs Shelby
Elyria's American Legion baseball team defeated Shelby 15 to 2 in game one and 3 to 3 in a later meeting. Lengel earned the win with four strikeouts and Gary Krone along with Siglin and Young produced multiple RBI as Elyria exploded for ten runs in the seventh.
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Nonamaker fans 12 as Senior stars top state champs
Elyria Little League West Senior All Stars edged New London 3-2 in eight innings. Nonamaker fanned 12 and Dean Campbell pitched for New London in a pitchers’ duel. Wingard’s triple sparked Elyria’s seventh inning rally. Neel tripled and scored in the eighth to push New London behind.
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U S thanks Connolly for saving track victory
In Moscow the United States edged the Soviet Union 119 114 as hammer thrower Hal Connolly saved the meet with a late victory. Cyrol Burleson and Tom O'Hara led a 4 2 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 surge in the 1500 meters amid a weekend bid to bolster Olympic hopes.
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Julie Andrews leads Lorain gals to double win over weekend
Julie Andrews boosted Lorain Old Dutch Girls to two wins beating Adrian Michigan 32 on Saturday and Wyandotte 3 1 yesterday. Andrews drove in three runs in the Wyandotte game and lifted her season total to 144 as Lorain cruised behind strong defense and timely hits from Helen Gigliotti Ann Pallo and Barb Mason.
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Nicklaus Eyes Slam Amid Busy Schedule and School Goal
Jack Nicklaus looks to two more years of heavy play to chase golf's grand slam after winning the PGA Championship and already adding Masters and U S Open titles. He plans a packed tour including the Western Open World Series of Golf and Ryder Cup while pursuing his Ohio State degree, possibly by self awarding it if allowed.
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City Net Tennis Tourney Deadline Approaches
The Elyria Kiwanis City Tennis Tournament begins next week at West Recreation Field courts. Deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. Entries available from the recreation office Ely Building or West Recreation Field pool or from director Jim Rakestraw. Minimum six entries per division required. Fees are seven cents for all singles and doubles. Defending champ Larry Stark cannot compete this year due to summer work at Kent State. he and Rakestraw were defending doubles champions.
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Old pro and ex con set for Las Vegas bout
The upcoming heavyweight clash in Las Vegas pits Liston against Patterson with Las Vegas bettors favoring Liston. The column notes Patterson must move faster after a slow performance last fall and cites World Series betting expectations for the Yankees and Dodgers. Mal Mackey remains at Fremont Ross High, and Art Hudnutt will miss Cleveland District Golf Association match play due to prior commitments. Woody Hayes is among competitors in Fort Wayne for the Mad Anthony Wayne Trophy.
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Patterson Faces Liston In Vegas Title Showdown
Floyd Patterson, in peak form, faces Sonny Liston in a high-stakes heavyweight title rematch at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Liston, favored 5-1, aims to defend the crown amid plans for a Cassius Clay bout. Promoter Al Bolan cites a Nevada gate over 280000 dollars and theater TV receipts near 1200000 for about 300000 seats sold across 109 cities.
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