Palmer opens three stroke lead in National Open third round
Arnold Palmer surged to a three stroke edge at 207 after a 70 in the third round at Olympic Club. Bill Casper slipped to 210 with a 73 while Jack Nicklaus shot 69 to reach 211 and challenge as Dave Marr and Phil Rodgers moved into a tie at 213.
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Bent set for 19 round windup in Rhouse clash at Civic Center
The bill features Roger Rouse of Anaconda defending his light heavyweight contender status against 33 year old Bent, a Jamaica Jamaica born fighter and British Honduras welterweight champion. Bent weighed 170 for a prior bout but hopes to fight at 165 for better performance. The event includes other matchups with German and Missoula fighters and local connections. Bent trains at KC gym while Rouse trains in Anaconda. The card is guarded by promoter Warren Jones.
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Palmer Opens Three-Stroke Open Lead at Olympic Club
Arnold Palmer built a three stroke lead over Billy Casper entering Sunday at the U S Open after a tense third round. Palmer credited a run of birdies on 14 16 and 17 for restoring his confidence while Casper mounted a late challenge at the Olympic Club in San Francisco.
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Nicklaus says no trouble with USGA at U S Open
Jack Nicklaus, after a 69 in the third round, reports no trouble with the USGA at the U S Open. He criticizes speed‑up policy but says officials showed concern for others, not him, while playing with Tony Lema, Bruce Devlin, and John Miller.
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Law of gravity almost costs Nicklaus a stroke
Nicklaus finished day with a 69 and 211 total after a twig moved his ball at the fifth hole. Referee Phil Strubing halted play and a rules check found the twig was about a half inch outside one club length, costing him a potential stroke.
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Packers sign Hornung for ninth season
Green Bay and AP report Paul Hornung the Golden Bay halfback signed Saturday for a ninth NFL season with the Packers. The 30 year old veteran was hampered by injuries last year but produced 105 yards on 18 carries and a touchdown. In eight seasons he has 730 points on 57 touchdowns 66 field goals and 190 points after touchdowns.
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