Nichols Sets PGA Record With 271 To Win By Three
Louisville native Nichols wins the PGA Championship by three strokes with a record total of 271 nine under par. He fires a 67 in the final round to hold off Jack Nicklaus who shoots a 64 for a 274 total, while Arnold Palmer finishes tied for second. Nicklaus adds three runner-up finishes this year in majors.
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Nichols
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Country Club
Louisville
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Nicklaus
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Palmer
Ohio
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Public Links Champion Bill McDonald Wins in Hospital Break
The 20-year-old Washburn University student Bill McDonald 5 feet 5 inches 130 pounds won the National Public Links Championship 36-hole finale 5 and 3 against Dean Wilson. He was treated at General Hospital for foot blisters during a mid match break.
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Mac
Washburn University
Topeka
Kan
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Washburn
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Omaha
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Duckpin league results highlight multiple doubleheaders
Road Runners swept Four Aces 106 and 83 189 series led by Berry Golladay 106 Terry 83 Gerry 84 Beeler 93 90 Julie 85 80. League leaders Duck Winners 17 1 beat Chargers Barbara Flowers Wanda Schuller Karla McCall. Gutter Balls over Unbeatables Woody Armel 199 series Larry Oates 95. Sharman Armel Sirbaugh Mil ler Moonshiners beat Choppers Moonshiners Terry Barr 93 83 Zach Smith 95 61 Donald Kahne 81. Four Bums upset Beatles Four Becky Cather 197 Louise Baker 85 Bobby Giffin Wayne Jenkins 83s.
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Health Center
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Gerry Golladay
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Chargers
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Archie Griffith
Wayne Lowery
Judy Heller
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Larry Oates
Sharon Armel
Terry Sirbaugh
Ann Miller
Terry Barr
Zachary Smith
Donald Kahne
Becky Cather
Beatles
Louise Baker
Bobby Giffin
Wayne Jenkins
Nalley Wins 10th Race at Winchester Speedway
In a 25 lap modified feature at Winchester Speedway, Jack Dennison of Arlington led early but retired with engine trouble. Bill Nalley, the Brunswick Bullet, seized the lead to win his tenth race of the season before his engine blew just as he crossed the finish line. The race was halted on lap 13 after Earl Moran of Staunton spun out on turn four.
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Winchester Speedway
Jack Dennison
Arlington
Bill Nalley
Brunswick Bullet
Nalley
Earl Moran
Staunton
Beeler Wins 20 Lap Sportsman. Nininger 2nd in Feature At Hagerstown
Finishing second was Red Nininger of Jefferson MD with Chuck Brannon of Winchester third. Charlie Beeler won the 20 lap sportsman feature by about two car lengths. Dennison pressured Beeler on the white flag lap. they tangled off turn four but Beeler edged ahead at the line. Wayne Kern claimed a second straight semi late win. Heitshman finished second and Vance third. Modified heat winners were Nininger and Moran. sportsman heats won by Dennison and Barnes. A sportsman wreck involving Ray Drury occurred early in the first heat. Next Friday at 8:30 p.m. features include 100 laps under the lights at Hagerstown with 50 lap double point summer championship, 30 lap limited, and 20 lap semi late events. Nalley scored his fourth Hagerstown win in a 25 lap modified feature, edging Elmer Ruby. Dennison won the 20 lap limited main. Koogle captured the semi late feature. Hea t results list multiple drivers across heats.
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Jefferson
Chuck Brannon
Winchester
Charlie Beeler
Jack Dennison
Beeler
Dennison
Qaver
Wayne Kern
Chrysler
Jim Heitshman
Pontiac
Russell Vance
Studebaker
Earl Moran
Rosco Barnes
Ray Drury
Drury
Hagerstown
Bill Nalley
Brunswick
Nalley
Elmer Ruby
Artemus
Jackie Dennison
Arlington
Gary Wolford
Brougeville
Roscoe Barnes
Penn State placekicker Ron Coates set scoring mark
Penn State season leader Ron Coates, top scorer with 33 points, connected on five field goals and 18 extra points. He is expected back for the next season.
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State
Ron Coates
Top contenders eye Virginia Women's Amateur on Cascades course
Defending champion Robbye King previews the field for the Virginia Women's Amateur Golf Tournament qualifiers at Hot Springs. She notes at least a half dozen challengers, including Mrs. George Ficken of Alexandria and Mrs. Robert Hughes, as key entrants, with King exempt from qualifying and focusing on practice.
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Richmond
Hermitage
Jessen Wins Yankee Open in Michigan After Narrow Playoff
Ruth Jessen of Bonsall California captured the $10,000 LPGA Yankee Open at Atlas Valley with a 68 to finish at 213 three under par. Mickey Wright, the 36 hole leader, settled for second at 216 after a 74 closing. Jessen earned $1,500. Wright $1,200. Shirley Englehorn placed third with 220 and $970.
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Mickey Wright
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Calif
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San Diego
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Los Angeles
Brookyn Handicap field eyed as 1964 race approaches at Aqueduct
The 74th Brookyn Handicap over 114 miles at Aqueduct could decide the handicap division title. Tommy Trotter, NYRA handicapper, sets weights for the $100,000-added race as a star lineup forms including Iron Peg Mongo and Kelso, each aiming for a major 1964 win.
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Aqueduct
Tommy Trotter
New York Racing Association
Trotter
Iron Peg
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Kelso
Great new taste pipe tobacco in a filter cigarette
Portable campaign style copy notes a new flavor claim for a cigarette product marketed as a filter version of pipe tobacco. Mentions Gatco as likely brand or sponsor in promotional text.
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America
Merchants All Stars Edge Service Club 2-1
The Merchants All Stars defeated the Service Club 2-1 in the Major League All-Star Game. Gene Kuykendall drove in a run with a round tripper, Scott Newlin and Fred Franklin led with a double and walk, and John Lockhart earned the win with 10 strikeouts.
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Star
Gene Kuykendall
Scott Newlin
Fred Franklin
Lions Romp Past Minor League All-Stars 10-4
In a seven run fifth inning, the Lions defeated the Minor League All-Stars 10 to 4. Charles Murphy hit a bases loaded triple to spark the surge while Bobby Combs added a single and a double. Tommy Dixon earned the win with relief from Greg Luttrell J Huyett and Murphy, with Charles Long taking the loss and Doug Hardy and Bobby Combs guiding the plate.
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LIONS
Charles Murphy
Bobby Combs
Cooper Ford Wins U S Road Race at Greenwood
Ed Leslie of Monterey California won the 165 mile U S road racing championship at Greenwood Roadway in Indianola Iowa before 18 500 fans. Driving a Cooper Ford he led from the 23rd lap through the final 32 laps and collected a 2000 prize.
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Iowa
Ed Leslie
Monterey
Calif
U.S
Greenwood Roadway
Leslie
Minoso Signs with Indianapolis After White Sox Waivers
Minnie Minoso, veteran outfielder, was placed on waivers by the Chicago White Sox this week and signed by the Indianapolis team of the Pacific Coast League on Sunday.
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Minnie . Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis
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