European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 19, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse June 19, 1962 the stars and stripes Page 17 Toppa Nei Foak ont pm. Jack Nicklaus a robust 200rpounder who strangles a course with sheer brute strength won the 62nd National open Golf championship in an 18 Hole playoff sunday As the Miracle string ran out for Arnold Palmer. Nie Alfius fired a 71, Palmer 74. The head to Hea d Battle Over the rolling o a Ferm out country club course ended in wild confusion with Palmer taking a double bogey six on the final Hole and Nicklaus being forced to return to the Greenland Hole out a three foot putt he was previously Wytt a two stroke Lead coming tip1 to ithe 462-Yard 18thhole, hooked his tee shot into the deep rough where he had a Al most unplayable he., he had to Chip out safely Short of the Green from where he played an excellent wedge shot about 15 feet away from the cup. Palmer meanwhile was com pounding the miseries which had plagued him most of the Day. W4th a possible Chance to get Oakmont a. A the cards on the is Hota playoff sunday be tween Jack Al Clauff and Arnold Palmer for the 62nd National open Golf championship out Nic Tuii Palm of 444 545 43536 444 441 44535 144 m4 444-38 445 344 344.35- ? i 445 344 345-36/i 434 444 34s-3474 even he hit a weak approach that stopped in the rough bordering Airai Well below the Green. His Chip was Well directed but too Strong and rolled to the Back Edge of the Green 12-feet away. In Elnus ran his bidding putt three feet past the cup giving Palmer an Opportunity to apply the pressure if he could Hole for his . But Arnols Loo was Strong and when he tapped his next putt Short of the cup he picked up the Ball and conceded.4. The finishing scores were announced erroneously but Joe Dey executive director of the us. Golf association stepped in and ordered Nicklaus to replace the Ball an putt out v. The upset Victory for the 22-year-old Rookie professional from Colum Faus Ohio r foiled Palmer s bid for a professional grand the Latrobe pa., Strong boy had won the masters earlier this yearned had his sights set on the . And British opens and the . Pea a sweep never accomplished. His putting Blade Lee cold. Pal Mer fell behind at the first Hole Jack. Youth no its Day i o 1 to 1 t1 to 3 a t 1 Rifle scalps yanks twice leads . By and he never caught Upa Nicklaus kept the pressure on with Boom ing drives and near flawless Ting on Oakmont a lightning fast greens. For one Brief moment it appeared that Palmer a Miracle worker throughout his Brilliant Ca reer might pull off another of his fantastic come from behind recoveries three straight birdies four shots Down to Nicklaus through the first ight holes gotf5 determined counter puncher reeled off three straight birdies in stretch of four holes on the ninth Lith and 12th-to Cut the Marg into a single shot. He s moving now yelled the i Eveland before Ball s biggest crowd of then 7ft9i8. The beat Jyh new York Paiik e6-l and 6-3 sunday to sweep a game series and boost their on the american league to a two games. A Donovan wit i a big Relief from , won his game against two losses in the or when the indians mauled Stafford 6-4 for three con Tulve Kjome runs in a four run d Kirkland s nth Home run new York s second game Jim Coates to the showers ser in the third inning. It red Tito Francona who hit producing double after Al Lup led off with a single. Coates was the loser for the second get Sty. 9-4 series Edge indians now have won nine their Jast 12 games and the Iping Yankees have dropped of their last eight. With five games Between the two35 remaining Cleveland has a Lead in games and has won doubleheaders. Inot since before world War ii in the indians swept four from yanks Pedro Ramos 4-3 got the night Victory but was removed with Dick Donovan to tags 10th win two out in the seventh. He gave up six hits including Yogi Berra s fifth Home run in the Pepitone and Tom Tresh singled in the seventh and Gary Ell replaced Ramos with the tying run at the plate in the person of Pinch hitter m i c k by had flouted a three run Pinch Homer off Bell saturday. Ben threw a Ball then two called strikes and finally one that Man tie missed for the third strained a thigh muscle in the opener and Latman took Over with one out in the seventh. He pitched shutout Ball the rest of the Way striking out six Bell fanned three and held the yank shirtless in his inning Relief stint. In Cleveland s big second inning of the opener Cretis Boyer bomb Tejohn Ramano s grounder and Jerry Kin Duil s Home run dropped Over the Loftfield Fence just out of Berra s reach to get the indians off to a 2-0 Lead. Bubba Phillips then homered into the left fled stands and Jimm Honey did likewise. Stafford knocked m a Ujj e y Down twice before the slender shortstop belted his first Homer since 1959, when he played with Boston he was in the game As a substitute for injured Woodie held. Siebern s 2 homers help j ". A athletics tin twins,106, 1 Kansas City Cap Norm Sie Bern drove in three runs with a pair of homers sunday As the Surg ing Kansas City athletics unleashed a 12-hit attack to whip the Minnesota twins 10-6, for their sixth straight Victory. The winning Streak is the second longest of the season in the Amer ican league uie Yankees previously having won i e b e r n and Joe Azcue each lashed three hits to Lead the As Sault against four Minnesota pitch ers. Jack Kralick started but was relieved by de Sadowski when a four run fourth produced a 5-1 lend against him Dave Wickersham started for the athletics and pitched 5 innings in gaining his eighth Victory against two losses. A Teversham has a 5-1 record since being converted from a Relief Pitcher. He gave up three runs and seven hits. Phils buy hurler Sullivan due to go Philadelphia i a Naif p Kyj 4 1 4. 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 to o 0 Al totals 2totals a Lino dui Piile Tonj for fit by Tii in Forfar holier " at a Tor c a Siwy 7trt or tick out for j on Jiw 1.4. A run for i rust of no. 003 102 021 6 9 l 010 400 23x10 2 0 in h b Erbb so Kral re t Surto ism Mirn Eivin. J-5 a i Fisi i .2 3 .1. S 6% i .1 u i 0a i not Only was the crowd by far the largest in the major league this season but it was the biggest Here since the 1954 Pennant win ners Drew 84,587. This weekend s series attracted More than 170,000, with a total paid attendance forthe three Days of 141,548. Horne r on the Range first game hew Yolk Clevel Andah u n a r Borer a 100 clinic. Of Sis . Kab 313 lust for if 4 0 i Mari. It 4 0 i Fyten Nii. A 4 it 0 Sii Claut. Of s 0 1 kit Danio. Of 2 0 i Hora it 401 Jumson c 310 Len Wail. C 4 0 2 Kin of in f 100 la Piton 100 tji nmn d 1 i Konton. 9 0 0 0 a ctr 1 0 p car Snerr. 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He tugged at his trousers and jerked at his Glove and puffed away on a Chain of cigarettes. But on the 161-Yard 13th hit a weak tee shot and sent the Ball 48 feet from the then three putted n a b 11 n g Nicklaus to move two shots ahead. Spirit sees Palmer s spirit seemed to Sag. Alook of defeat rare in the Case of this powerful talented Young Man came Over his face. And he never moved Back into Contention. The Triumph was Worth $17.500 515,000 f i St prize Money and a Bonus of $2,500 to Nicklaus a pro for less than a year and it boosted his year s winnings to �45698, Al ready the most any freshman on the rugged tour has Ever won it was the Columbus youngster s second big paycheck Hias Many weeks. He won $10,000 for finishing Page 2% Carlton Gallagher Ink 62 contracts with Bills Buffalo up Veteran run Ning Buck Wray Carlton has signed hib 1962 contract with the Amer ican Foo t Hotl league s Buffalo Bills. General manager Dick Gallagher also announced the signing of one Backer placekicker Joe h r g e r to who was released by the Bills after the ninth game in 1961
