Nicklaus Trevino set for Open playoff at Merion
Nicklaus and Trevino edged into a 1 hole playoff for the U S Open at Merion after finishing regulation tied at 280. The prize stands at 30 000 with some betting on amateur Pat Littonia who reached the finals of the British Amateur Championship earlier in the day. Simons led early but faded in the heat, while Rosburg Colbert and others chased.
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Trevino backs Nicklaus as Open winner in 18-hole showdown
Ardmor e Pa UPI Lee Trevino praises rival Jack Nicklaus as the greatest golfer, saying Nicklaus will set records, while Trevino brims with confidence about the U S Open playoff. He recalls a past Rochester victory and bets on his own calm, though humorously notes nerves around Simons.
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Nicklaus Tees Up 18 Hole Open Playoff With Trevino
Nicklaus faces pressure as he and Lee Trevino enter an 18 hole playoff for the 71st U S Open at Merion. Both 275s and even par 280 tied after regulation as Nicklaus and Trevino chase a $30 000 first prize.
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Indians Rally to Take Opening Game in 11th Inning
Cleveland battling Detroit in a doubleheader at the Stadium, 50,669 on hand, won 7 6 in the opener behind a Chuck Hinton homer in the 11th. Second game halted by power loss with Detroit leading 7 6 as darkness fell and Sam McDowell on mound in relief.
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Dunning admits throwing at Lalich to protect mates
Cleveland pitcher Steve Dunning said he aimed at Mickey Lalich to protect teammates after a series of hit batters in a five game weekend. He insisted the move was to wake the opposing team and stop further rough play.
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