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almer Wins British Open Golf
.OON, Scot. (A-Arnold Palm-
iot 12 birdies in two magnifi-f
rounds of golf yesterday and
ned his British Open cham-
ship with a record 276 - a
Aping six shots in front of his'
est rival.
ve never played four rounds
If like these in my whole life,
United States Masters cham-
from Latrobe, Pa., said after-.
SPORTS SHORTS:
U.S. Takes Davis Cup Lead
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Kel Nagle, 41-year-old Austral-
ian who edged Palmer by one
stroke in the 1960 British Open,
was second with 282.
It was a case of records all the
day for Palmer. He had a record
of 67 in the morning over the 7,-
045-yard par 36-36--72 Old Troon
course. His total of 71-69-67-69-
276 was two shots better than any
previous total in this 102-year-old
championship. And his winning
margin of six shots equalled the
previous record.
The last man to win the British
title by six shots was Walter Hag-
en, another famous American, who
whipped Johnny Farrell by six
shots in 1929 at Muirfield in Scot-
land.
Nagle, as rugged a scrapper as
they come, finished with 71-71-70-
70-282. Then came Phil Rodgers,
La Jolla, Calif., with 75-70-72-72
-289. Brian Auggett of England
also was on the same mark with
75-71-74-69--289.
Bob Charles, the left-handed
hitter from New Zealand was next
with 75-70-70-75--290.
Sam Snead, the 50-year-old
slammer from White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va., and Australia's
four-time winner of this event,
Peter Thomson, were tied with 292
in sixth place. Snead had rounds
of 76-73-72-71' and Thomson shot
By The Associated Press
CLEVELAND-The United States
shot into 2-0 lead in the first
round of the American Zone Davis
Cup tennis competition as Chuck
McKinley and Jon Douglas won
four-set singles matches over Can-
ada's Francois Godbout and Don
Fontana.
McKinley beat Godbout, 6-4, 3-
6, 6-3, 6-4 and Douglas defeated
Fontana, 6-4, 6-2, 5-7, 6-4.
Captain Bob Kelleher of the U.S.
squad said after the matches: "It's
nice to be where we are now."
If America's doubles combina-
tion of McKinley and Dennis Ral-
ston can whip Godbout and Fon-
tana in today's match, the U.S.
team will have won the right to
meet Mexico at Mexico City Au-
gust 4-5-6 in the next round of
play. Sunday's final two singles
matches would not affect the out-
come.
Sikes, Ahn Lead
BUFFALO, N.Y. - Dick Sikes,
serious but fast-moving defending
champion from Springdale, Ark.,
and Hung Soo Ahn, the tiny Ha-
waiian with the full-circle swing,
won the right to meet in the fin-
als of the 37th United States Pub-
lic Links golf championships.
The 36-hole championship fin-
als will be played today over sub-
urban Tonawanda's S h e r i d a n
Park, a 6,697-yard, par-71 course
in the north suburbs of Buffalo.
* * *
Cochran Tops Field
ST. LOUIS-Bob Cochran, 49-
year-old Walker Cup player from
Major Lea gue
Standings
-AP Wirephoto
RETAINS TITLE--Arnold Palmer, shown receiving a victory kiss
from his wife Winnie, retained his British Open Golf Champion-
ship yesterday with two magnificent sub-par rounds.
72 and 71 yesterday to go with his
first two rounds of 70 and 77,
Scores of the other Americans
were: U.S. Open Champion Jack
Nicklaus, from Columbus, Ohio,
80-72-74-79-305 and former U.S.
Public Links Champion Don Es-
sig, from Indianapolis, 76-72-79-
81-308.
Palmer started the day two
strokes ahead of Nagle. After two
FLAT TIRE?
NEED REPAIRS!
BEAVER'S BIKE & HARDWARE
holes he was all square. Nagle
birdied the first two holes.
That would have been enough
to rattle and unnerve most golf-
ers. All it did for Palmer was fire
him into the hottest streak of golf
ever seen in this ancient cham-
pionship.
Always good under pressure,1
Palmer had six birdies in his rec-
ord morning round, four in the
last six holes.
At the 54-hole mark, Nagle,
himself around in a 2-under-par
70, trailed Palmer by five strokes.
But Palmer still hadn't finished
tearing apart Troon. He came out
as hot in the afternoon as he had
been in the morning.
He shot another six birdies in
that round for a 3-under-par 69.
Palmer was out in 33 and the
Palmer-Nagle duel, one that look-
ed promising early in the day, no
longer could be described as a
duel at all.
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St. Louis, and three youngsters
moved into the semifinals of the
59th annual Trans-Mississippi
Golf Tournament at Old Warson
County Club yesterday.
Joining Cochran were 18-year-
old George Boutell of Phoneix,
Ariz., 20-year-old Harry Toscano
Jr. of New Castle, Pa., and 22-
year-old Bob Ryan of Tulsa, Okla.
The 36-hole championship match
will be played today.
* * *
Crampton Leads in Detroit
DETROIT - Bruce Crampton,
who credits clean living for his
iron man stamina, seized the sec-
ond round lead of the $35,000 Mo-
tor City Open yesterday with a
sizzling 11-under-par total of 131.
The 26-year-old Australian -
the only player to compete on the
grueling PGA tour all 28 weeks
this year-fired a 32-33-65 to go
with his first round 66. Crampton
held a one stroke lead over Dave
Ragan.
orioles Top
Indian.s;
Twinls Win
By The Associated Press
BALTIMORE - Reserve catcher
Charley Lau tied a major league
record by pounding out four dou-
bles last night as the Baltimore
Orioles whipped the Cleveland In-
dians 10-3.
The Orioles, who have had dif-
ficulty producing clutch hits, also
included a 2-run homer by Booth
Powell and a 3-run homer by
Brooks Robinson among their 13
hits
* * *
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUIr-Cu-
ban curve artist Camilo Pascual
pitched a four-hitter and Harmon
Killebrew drove in three runs with
a sacrifice fly and the 150th home
run of his major league career last
night as Minnesota downed Wash-
in~gton 4-0 to snap a five-game
losing streak.
Killebrew's liner into the left
field bleachers in the eighth with
Vic Power, who had singled, aboard1
was his 20th of the season. Kille-
brew reached theh150-homer level
in four full seasons and parts of
four others.
CHICAGO - Cal Koonce, 21-
year-old r a o k i e righthander,
blanked Cincinnati on one hit-
Don Blasingame's clean single to
center field in the fourth inning--
to climax the Chicago Cubs' 1-0
victory over the Reds yesterday.
Recording his eighth triumph
among 10 decisions, Koonce yield-
ed only one walk and fanned four
as he teamed the Reds a third
time to offset a single loss to Cin-
cinnati.
PHILADELPHIA-Rookie Den-
nis Bennett last night pitched a
masterful five-hitter as the Phila-
delphia Phillies defeated the San
Francisco Giants, 3-2, before 18,-
693 spectators here.
NEW YORK - Ron Fairly's
home run leading off the ninth
inning broke a 4-4 tie last night
and brought Los Angeles a 5-4
victory over the New York Mets
and expanded the Dodgers' Na-
tional League lead to 1% games.
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