Player wins U S Open in playoff and donates prize
Gary Player, the South African golf star, won the U S Open in a 18 hole playoff against Kel Nagle. He donated his money to the USGA and Cancer Fund and split gifts with his caddie. He plans to return to South Africa to be with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Green
Associated Press
ST. Louis (Ap
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
USGA
Joe Dey
Frank Pagel
Player
Nagle
Bellerive Country Club
South Africa
Theresa
Clarence W. Benedict
Kel Nagle
St. Louis
Final scores in Open ary Player in Johannesburg and beyond
A list of golfers with round scores and totals from multiple venues. Notable entries include Sam Snead 297 and Graham 295, Terry Wilcox 298, and Bruce Crampton 299, with many players from the United States, South Africa, and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
Thic Monti
Los Angeles
Lardner Dickinson
Semel Village
Fla
Graham
Nashville
Jena
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Harrison
Ellisville
Sel Nagle
Sydney
Australia
Rank Beard
Louisville
Alius Boros
Southern Pines
N.C
Raymond Floyd
St Andrews
Aliaum
Sine
Dudley Wysong
Casper, Wyo
San Jeandro Calif
Jeane Beman
Bethesda
JOM
Ss Oariderser Oisti Caliter
Heal Acene
Steve Oppermann
San Francisco
Any Brewer
Piblatlas
Charlies Huckaby
Woodmere
N.Y
Billy Casper
Peacock Gap
Calif
Labron Harris
Burnyville
Okla
Wes Ellis
West Caldwell
Gordon Jones
Orlando
Fit Pak AL EP Este
Bruce Crampton
Lorain
Ace Ee See
Duff Lawrence
Columbus
Robert Rospurg
Hillsboro
Ore
Rex Baxter
Houston
Texas
Dick Hendrickson
Gibbsboro
N.J
Dick Hart
Hinsdale
Jack Lumpkin
Rochester
Robert Reith
Minneapolis
Paul Kelly
Scarborough
al Geiberger
Santee
Bruce Devlin
Hilton Head Island
Sire
Zene Littler
Las Vegas
Nev
Mason Ruddolph
Lehigh Acres
Fila
Billy Maxwell
Indianapolis
Adi Fre Ees
Rank Verney
Tad Hoc
Dan Sikes
Atlantic Beach
Bianca
Tutwiler
Ind
Niere
Tom Weiskopf
Bedford
Juan Jodriguez
Dorado Beach
Puerto Rico
Bill Ogden
Glenview
Keeas
Northside Lanes takes Lady Brunswick League title
Northside Lanes Continental Homes defeated Buckley Lages 4-0 to win the Lady Brunswick League title. Betty McKee led with a 506 series, while Louise Robinson top-scored 457 for the losers. Commercial and Savings Bank beat Jamison and Gore 4-0 behind Jo Ann Michael’s 497, with Hilda Braithwaite leading the losing team at 458.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Homes
Buckley Lages
Lady Brunswick
Betty McKee
Louise Robinson
Commercial and Savings Bank
Jamison
Bowling Scores and Forfeits Highlight Local League Night
Ten Pin Ten Pin reports Bankers led by Peggy Cleveland with 497 while Amy Dove topped the losers at 336. Aikens Construction took a forfeit from Uniform Shop. Linda Morton led the winners with 408. Brunswick tilt saw Snow White Grill beat Green Chemical 3-1 as Mary Hodson carded 512 and Frances Morrison 501. 4 Roses beat Alley Gators 4-0 as Charlie Renner 519 and Elva White 524 stood out. Peterson Point action had Don Patton defeating Bruce Taylor 15 to 14 and Charles Brewer winning a forfeit from Elmer Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearth
Peggy Cleveland
Amy Dove
Aikens’ Construction Company
Linda Morton
Brunswick
Snow White Grill
Green Chemical
Mary Hodson
Frances Morrison
4 Roses
Alley Gators
Charlie Renner
the Roses
Elva White
Don Patton
Bruce Taylor
Handley
Charles Brewer
Elmer Allen
Isaacs Favored in Virginia State Open Pro-Am Field
In Disputanta Virginia 136 players began the 38th Virginia State Open with a pro am event at Arnolda Ranch. Five time champion Jack Isaacs of Richmond did not enter the pro am but is considered a favorite alongside Tom Strange Chandler Harper Al Smith and Herb Hooper as the Open tees off after a practice day. The 72 hole medal play starts Thursday with 33 pros and 103 amateurs in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disputanta
Jack Isaacs
Richmond
Arnolda Ranch Country Club
Arnold
Isaacs
Tom Strange
Virginia Beach
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
al Smith
Danville
Herb Hooper
Teen caddie to receive record prize from U S Open win
Frank Pagel, 16, caddie for Gary Player, earned about 2000 dollars after Player won the U S Open Championship. Pagel said he would buy a motorcycle and save the rest for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Frank Pagel
South Africa
Gary Player
Pagel
Harmison Quits As Martinsburg Football Coach
Martinsburg West Virginia Dick Harmison resigns after five seasons as head football coach to take an assistant post at Virginia Military Institute. Floyd Foley may inherit the grid duties with John Cole shifting to basketball and baseball coaching roles. Harmison reports for VMI duty August 1 leaving two vacancies at Martinsburg High. He rebuilt the program from a 0-9-1 record to an 8-1-1 season and a Cumberland Valley League title, following 7-2-1 and 9-0-0 campaigns in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. VA
Dick Harmison
Martinsburg High School
Virginia Military Institute
Harmison
West Virginia
MHS
Floyd Foley
Bulldogs
Foley
John Cole
VMI
Charles Town
Shepherd College
South Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Fort Hill
Allegany
Market Baptist Sunnyside Win In Church League
In Winchester Church League softball First Baptist Market Street and Sunnyside posted wins. First Baptist defeated Braddock Street 7 3 to stay tied for first. Market Street beat Wesley Highland 2 0. Sunnyside beat First Brethren 9 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market, Baptist
Sunnyside
Winchester Church
First Baptist
Market Street
Braddock Street
The
Baptists
Bobby Abel Triumphs At Hagerstown
Bobby Abel of Wrightsville Pa won the 25 lap modified stock car feature at Hagerstown Raceway Sunday. Abel led after lap 11 in his 327 F I Chevrolet to beat Jackie Deniston of Arlington Va, with Pete Swarmen and Gerald Chamberlain also high finishers. Joe Westerman won the 20 lap semi late model event and Al Loguasto captured the SCODA sports car race in a Corvette Stingray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Bobby Abel
Wrightsville
Hagerstown Raceway
Abel
Western Maryland Oval
Glen Guthrie
Washington
D.C
Red Nininger
Jefferson
Jackie Deniston
Arlington
Pete Swarmer
Littlestown
Gerald Chamberlain
Everett
Hal Browning
Baltimore
Jim Kennedy
Earl Moran
Joe Westerman
Dick Warrenfeltz
Fairplay
Frank Poffenberger
Middletown
Harvey
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Winchester Evening Star
Kel
Gary
Tage
Spain
Mexico
Hogan
Continental
Lady Brunswick League
Pat Taylor
Lloyd Williams
Pat Buckner
Jean Duvall
Connie Baker
Mary Lou Rissler
Lady Brunswick Acion
Boyce
Winchester Mobil
Jo Votel
Lorraine Sealock
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Ermar
J. W. Arthur, Inc
E. Boscawen
Winchester
Little Doyle
Hunt
Y.O
Bob’s Birdwood
Thornton
Wise Guy
Addesa
V. Espinosa
Tug Ahoy
Todd
R Robert
Chuck Boy Beau Peep
R. Fitz
Gambardella
Leo Or
Dan
Karpe
Dora Doll
Sollars
Lusrista
Darndaren
Strut Miss Lizzie
Regal Music
Fitzgerald
John
Naretha
Davidson
Miss George
Tuscan Jr
Sluti
Emelem C
Davis T. Rust
Barry
John J. Pichot
Sol’s
Crystal Bland
H. Clark
Slutt
General Noel
Miss Wreck
Kianachta
Little Lizzette
Uncle Vernon
Virus
Captain
Blaze
McGee
Point Park
Hedge
Ponderosa
Blue Marine
Right Bower
Happy Hannigan
Kidable
Small
Misty Nancye
Sun Tom
Amours Gift
Timlane
Davison
R.’ Fitzgerald
Scarlet Piper
Bo Lofland
Cape
Wilson
Cooke
Addessa
Steve K
S. Blanken
R. G. Scott
Sargent, Joe
Redder
Little Fanny
Wood
Pretty Louise
Hasty Daisy
Weather Lady
Clistie
Myers
Leader
H.clark
Evening Star Sports
ZYO
First Presbyterian
Star
Jack Fretwell
Methodists
Teddy Legge
Ken Eyre
Shenandoah College
Dickie Wisecarver
Peachie Dorsey
Bradedock
Ken Simpson
Braddock
Ted Legge
McIntire
J. Farmer
Wesley Highland
Harry Propst
Chuck Crim
Wesley
Kenny Lake
Chuck Crim, Sr
Lake
First
Louis McDaniel
Dave Ramsey
Berryville Avenue
Ronnie Alkire
Butch Rinker
Keith Boyer
McDaniel
Brethren
T. Webster
Tha Adcansien Gnesi
Hatieadl Setety Gr
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