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I ii Nichols, Palmer an Two-Way Battle at Off World Golf SECTION Sunday, Aug. 30, 1964 Corona Pro Leads Arnie, 206-208; Last Round Today. By LAD SUNGERLEND Journal Sports Writer Orioles Rip BIRMINGHAM Everything boiled down to a two-way fight for 935,000 and the World Golf LL Lii White Sox, Championship here at Oakland Hills today. And the setting is much the same as at the PGA title tournament last month in Columbus. Ohio.

Bobby Nichols, the Louisville. Lead by IV2 native now playing out of Lorona, nad a one-stroke lead over Arnie Palmer going into the last round of the PGA and went on to win the crown. Sox Fall Today Nichols had a two- stroke margin over his Latrobe. rival, zue to 208, as the field or 78 professionals tackled the Toughest course in the coim To Pappas, toy" for the fourth time. NEAR COURSE MARK Nichols came within one shot Bowens of the course record of 65 set by George Archer Thursday as he brought the monster to heel with a great 66.

Coupled with his opening 72 and then a 69, it left him four under par for the Milt Allows 6 Hits, Rookie Knocks In 3 Runs in 5-0 Win BALTIMORE (AP) Rookie noies. Playing in the same three SPARTAN FIELD BOSSES These eight men, headed by pondering Daffy Daugherty (left), the show want Michigan State'i football players report to practice. Duffy's assfctaate are (left to right) Cordoa Serr, Daniel Boisture, Henry BaUoagh, John McVay, Calvta StoU, Vincent Carillot and 1. Bart Smith. State'i grtdden begin practice Tuesday after a press day Monday.

(State Journal Photo) Gridders Work Twice-a-tlay Beginning Tuesday Sam Bowens knocked in three some, Palmer almost matched him stroke for stroke with a fine 67 to go with his 70-71. Arnie stands at two under perfect figures. They are the only two play 'twM, Mil runs in support of Milt Pappas' six-hit pitching as the Baltimore Orioles whipped the second-place Chicago White Sox 5-0 Sat JOE PEP1TONE Blasts for Yankees ers in the entire field to crack old man par. And only one other was able to equal it. Dick Sikes Unheralded Spartans to Start urday night and increased their American League lead to added a 6 to his 69-72 for 210 games.

and third place going into the final round. Pappas settled down after al Yanks Top Red Sox With Oakland Hills the course it is, the title cannot be conced lowing singles to Tom McCraw and Don Buford on his first two pitches of the game and didn't allow a Chicago runner past second base the rest of the way. ed to one of these three, how The major problem will replacing running "game, which was the backbone of State's attack last year. All-America Sherm Lewis, Dewey Lincoln, Ron Rubick (all half- ever. Gary Player, the South squad of 22 seniors, 19 Juniors and 38 sophomores.

"The large number of newcomers pretty much indicates the kind of squad it is. There are lots of problems and much work to be done," Duffy said. African ace, was one of eight 10-2, 6-1 The 27-year-old Oriole right Spartans were rated "in the middle of the Paced by Sherm Lewis, who earned all -America honors. State came up with a 1-2-1 record and missed the Big Ten championship when it lost to Illinois in the final game, 114. When Duffy and his staff calls the 1964 squad together By BOB HOERNER Journal Sports Editor Last year when Michigan State opened its football season.

Coach Duffy Daugberty's crew wasn't given much attention by the pre-season guess-en. Missing many key men from the previous year, the layers to Dreax par Saturday as the perfect weather greeted the hander, who has won seven of eight decisions since June 16, See SPARTANS, Pg. E-5, CoL 11,200 fans who turned out to increased his record to 12-5 NEW YORK (AP) Joe Pep- watch proceedings. Player did it 1 while hurling his fifth shutout of the season. witn a 67 and jt put him in fourth place at 211.

With the secondary places After a double play erased the Bob Hoerner itone drove in seven runs with two homers in the first game and added a homer in the nightcap as the New York Yankees swept Boston 10-2 and 6-1 in a paying off in triple figures down Late Summer for the first time Monday morning, they'll be in about the same boat as last year's unit unheralded in the early polls and rated as low as eighth in the Big Ten race. That's about the way Daugh-erty and his outfit like it, especially if they can come up with the same type of performance as they did in 1983. It probably will be a bit more difficult this year as eight of the nine teams State plays (excluding Northwestern), say they ara stronger than a year ago "We were lucky in a number of ways last year," Duffy said last week as be was completing final plans for the opening' "Until Steve a (sophomore quarterback) was injured in the sixth game, we hadn't had a dam- eze early Chicago threat, Pappas yielded a double by Ron Hansen in the fifth, singles by Buford in the sixth and ninth and a double as tar as 36th, the competition will be at fever heat today. twi-night doubleheader Satur Two Platoons day. Roger Maris belted three sin Back in Football! gles in each contest, knocking in Locked in a three-way deadlock at 212 are Don January, Kel Nagle and Peter Butler, the latter two from Australia and England respectively.

While at 213 are Terry Dill, a Muleshoe, Texas, newcomer, Pete Brown, the by Gerry McNertney in the eighth. Juan Pizarro, the winningest pitcher in the American League with 17 victories, started for the White Sox as they tried to take three runs in the second game. The sweep left the third-place Yankees four games behind the American League-leading Balti over the league lead. more Orioles, who defeated Chi Lead-off singles in the first by Negro ace from the west coast, Tony Lema and Billy Casper. Casper suffered a two-stroke cago 5-0.

Jerry Adair and Luis Aparicio, Pepitone slammed his second plus a sacrifice bunt, had the left-hander in immediate trou career grand slam off starter penalty in a 71 when his caddie raked Billy's footprints in a trap Earl Wilson in the first inning of ble. College returns to the two-platoon system this fall with one unit doing the majority of work on offense and another being charged with the defensive chores. "There may be a couple of times in a game when we'll have the wrong unit on the field for a play or two this season," Spartan coach Duffy Daugherty said recently, "but, basically, college football will be by platoons this fall" The new rule, which almost allows free substitution, says that a coach may send in 11 players whenever the clock is stopped. The coach can send in two players when the clock is going. oeiore tne snot was made.

HOG AN AT 214 Letterwinnera, Pg. E-5 the first game and came back with a three-run blast off Pete Charton in the eighth. The first baseman cracked his 20th homer with none on off The veteran Ben Hogan was among four at 214 and Jack Towering Homer Lifts Indians, 4-3 KANSAS CITY (AP) Fred Whitfield's towering leadoff Nicklaus was among eight at starter Dave Morehead in the 215, including George Archer, who slipped from 65-74 to 76 Sat fourth inning of the second Basically, the Clock urday and skidded right out of game. homer in the 11th inning lifted the title picture. Cleveland to their eighth Mickey Mantle smashed his 28th homer, a two-run blast, in Nichols plays out of the straight triumph, 4-3 over Kan Mountain View Country Club in the sixth inning of the opener.

He also achieved a dubious dis sas City Saturday. Whitfield hit the homer, his Corona, and stands 10th on the unction when he struck out in current money list at 337,087.26. eighth, off reliever Wes Stock, who suffered his second set If he can hold his lead today he will take a big jump toward the top of the dollar derby. back in nine decisions. The hit sailed an estimated 450 feet the third inning of the second game.

The strikeout was the of Mantle's career, tying See YANKS, Page E-3, CoL 1 aging personell loss. Our seniors came through with unexpected fine performances. We had a lot going for us all season. "No, we'll have to attempt to do the same thing all over again." The squad has its physical examinations Monday morning and the usual press and picture session in the afternoon. Two a day practice sessions start Tuesday morning.

The squad will work twice daily for two of the four weeks before the opening game at North Carolina on Sept 26. The first home game is against Southern Cal on Oct 3. State's schedule is the same as last year except for the sites. The Spartans meet Bobby joined the tour in 1960 and won the St. Petersburg Open and Houston Classic in 1962, the over both fences in right field.

It marked the sixth time in the history of Kansas City's Municipal Stadium that a ball cleared the back wall in right. is stopped after an incomplete forward pass, when the play goes out of bounds, when a penalty is called, when a punt goes into the end zone, when a measurement is taken, and, of course, when a timeout is called. With a little planning, especially on third down, the coach should be able to stop the clock at the end of the down and allow him to put in his defensive unit to do the punting and be in the game when the opposition gets the ball. "Sometimes we might have 'to buy our other unit into the game," Duffy commented about the new rule. "If we miss a first down on a third-down situation and are forced to punt and if the clock is going so that we can't put in our defensive unit we can have an offside penalty called against us before we punt This will stop the clock and then we can put in 11 new players.

The five yards we lose from the penalty won't make much difference in a punting situation, but being caught with the offensive unit on defense could make a difference in the game even if it is for one play." Daugherty and his staff divided the squad into the two units during the spring sessions as much as possible, but several players will not be assigned after drills start Senators Squeeze Past Twins, 54 Seattle upen in iae3, along with his victory in the 1964 PGA. En route to his 66 Saturday Bobby broke the course record for the first nine with a great.3L Jackv MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL (AP) Don Lock was squeezed Cupit held the mark at 32, set in tne isei national upen. He Bulletins LOS ANGELES The Detroit Tigers had their six game winning streak snapped Satur-, day night, losing to the Los Angeles Angels, 3-2. home with the winning run on Don Zimmer's bunt in the 10th See JACOBS, Pg.

E-4, CoL 5 BIRMINGHAM. Mich. (AP) Lamina inning, giving Washington a 5-4 scorers after the third round of play in the S2OO.0OO Carllng World Golf champ ion- triumph over Minnesota Satur day. i iff par ivtviv mj Bobbv Nkhota 79.tuuuttvt Passing Will Play Arnold Palmer 70-71-47208 Major League Kttnaro wea 210 Gary Player 7S-7J7 211 von January 212 Peter Butler T-M-T) in Kel 70-71-71212 Terry Dill 74-71-48213 Pete Brown 71-73-W 213 Tony Lema 72-71-70213 Bill Casper 70-72-71213 Gene Littler 73-71-70213 Rooerr Charles 72-72-70214 Bruce Devlin 0-74-72 214 Ben Hoean 72-70-72214 David Marr 7S-7)-at nt By The Associated Press Southern Cal, Michigan, Purdue and Northwestern at Spartan Stadium and play at North Carolina, Indiana, Wisconsin, Notre Dame and Illinois. It will be State's last nine-game season.

Next fall the Spartans and all Big Ten teams will play 10 games, starting a week earlier. Duffy will have the same coaching staff he has had the last two years. Gordie Serr will handle the offensive line; Dan Boisture, offensive back-field; Cal StolL ends; Henry Bullough, defensive line; Vince Carillot, defensive backs; John McVay, assistant backfkld, and Burt Smith, freshmen and administrative assistant AMERICAN LEAGUE Mason Rudolph 71-75-4 215 backie Cupit 72-73-70215 Won Lest Pel. Baltimore 79 jacx HKXiaua 73-72-70 215 Frank Beard 73-71-71215 Jav Habert ru.n in Chicago 79 .594 .57 .526 New York 74 xOetroit 70 51 54 54 43 68 44 44 NAIIUNML LEJIVVB weaj Lest Pet. Behind Philadelphia 78 50 .609 Cincinnati 72 5 .543 San Francisco 72 51 .554 7 St.

Louis 70 58 .547 Milwaukee 45 43 .508 13 Pittsburgh 45 44 .504 13'A Los Angeles 42 45 .488 isv Chicago 59 70 .457 19V Houston 5 74 .431 23 New York 44 85 J41 14 Saturdays Resorts KooerT Kossure, 2-Q-3 215 George Archer 45-74-74215 Guy Wobtenholrna 72-74-70914 xLos Angeles 4 Cleveland 44 IVi 4 lOVi 15 15 15 21 27 31 Minnesota 44 .493 .492 .492 .447 .402 .39 Mike Souchak 74-70-70214 Julius Boras 73-72-71214 Jack Burke 49-74-73216 Boston 59 73 Washington 53 79 Kansas city 4g a stronger part in State's attack than last year for a couple of reasons. The top four rushers last year (Roger Lopes, Sherm Lewis, Dewey Lincoln and Ron Rubick) all graduated. Harry Ammon, who returns, was fifth with 123 yards in 25 carries for a 5.0 average. Lopes led the the team with 01 yards and a 4.3 average. Sherm had 577 yards and a 6.4 average in 90 carries.

With newcomers in all three running positions, it's doubtful if they can come up with the same yardage as last year's crew. v. Another reason Duffy is thinking along the air lanes more is his sophomore group. The top first-year players are ends and all are fine receivers. Soph ends who showed well in the-spring are Gene Washington, and John Kettunen.

Washington is from La Porte, Texas, and Kettunen from Eastlake, Ohio. Two others who are sure to be in the pass plans ara senior Tom Krzemienski from Beaver Falls, and sophomore George Webster from Anderson, S.C. Webster missed the spring workouts because of a knee injury but was highly rated with the frosh unit last fall. 1 Krzemienski hauled in nine passes last year for 117 yards and one touchdown. He was second on the squad behind Lewis who caught 11 for 303 yards and five touchdowns.

Juday is expected to do most of the throwing. He was the Big Ten leader in throwing touchdown passes (five) when he was injured in the Wisconsin game a year ago. He completed 30 of 68 for 509 yards before being sidelined for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury. It looks like it adds up to more passing. -played Wont game.

Saturdays Results Baltimore S. Chicago 0 Cincinnati 2-8. Houston 1-7, 1st 11 innings Philadelphia 10, Pittsburgh Ct I oul, 4. Los Angelas 1 ai Geioerger 73-70-73214 Lionel Hebert 73-70-73214 George Bayer Larry Mowry Johnny Pott 74-70-71217 Billy Farrell 73-73-71 21 TedlCroll 72-73-72-217 Gardner Dickinson 74-71-72217 Joe Campbell 70-75-72217 rnb-aaA 4. Nm York 3.

10 Washington 5. Minnesota 4 Cleveland 4, Kansas City 2, 11 Innings San Francisco 7, Milwaiftee 2 New York 10-4. Boston 2-1 i Detroit at Los Angeles, night Sundays Oames boo Harrison 70-78-70218 Thomas Nieoorte 91s Washington (Osteon 12-10) at Minnesota (Pascual 13-9) Boston (Heftner e-3) at New York (Stet- Thomas Aaron 73-74-71218 Jack Fleck 74-72-72 2U ihh 11 nun itm tiemyre a-ii Lansing's Radigan Scores Wolverines Show 'Intensity'-Elliot Sundays eames New York (Ribant 1-1) at Chicago (Jack- Phlladelphia0' (Short 144) at Pittsburgh (Veale 1310) Los Angeles (L. Millar 2-5) at St. Louis (Simmons 13-9) Houston (Bruce 12-7 and Johnson 10-13) at Cincinnati (Purkay t-7 and Jay 9-9) 2 San Francisco (Marlohal IM" and Duf-falo 3-1) at Milwaukee (Lemaster 13-9 or Lary J-3 and Cloningor 13- 12), 2 Mondays Oames Los Angeles at St.

Louis, night Only same scheduled Cleveland (Kralick 104 and Donovan 7-7) at Kansas City (O-Donoghue and Meyer 1-5), 2 Detroit (Lolkh 13-7) at Los Angeles (D. I L4I It will be Daugherty's 11th season as bead coach. Smith has been with Duffy all 11 years. Serr starts his eighth season; Boisture, StoU and Bullough their sixth; Carillot his fifth; and McVay his third. State has 22 lettermen returning.

It lost 14, including 12 of the top 22 players. Captain Charlie Migyanka, defensive back, will lead a Raymond Floyd 75-70-73 218 Sam Carmlchael 749-73211 Juan Rodriguez 71-72-75211 Ken Venturl 74-70-74 211 Daniel Sikes 74-74-71 219 Kermlt Zarley 71-74-72 219 Jerry SteelsmHh 70-77-72219 Chicago (Horlen -t) at Baltimore (Mc- Nauy -iui Mondays Games Washington at Minnesota, night Only same scheduled Kamon sota 73-4-72219 Ed Furgol 70-74-73219 Peter Alllss 72-74-73 219 Don Fairfield 72-73-74-219 ANN ARBOR (AP) MldMday's scrimmage were veteran lean went through its first Frosty EvasbevsU; Wauseon, Ohio, sophomore Rick Volk; game length scrimmage Sat All Camps Open This Week, Alex Agase Lone New Coach Pete Holus of Detroit, ana ally GaeMer of Royal Oak. urday, and Coach Bump Elliott said the Wolverines "showed The wolverine vanny scorea 'three times on a 25 yard run by ETashevski. a 17 yard good hitting and good intensity." Although he said he noticed mium Big 10 Football Manpower at Pre dash by YDsilanti sophomore "milt a few mistakes" durinz Mike Basa and a seven yard the 2-bour drill, Elliott said plunge by fullback Barry lSH ftw. ismidiil that was to be expected.

lin. ferins Phil Dickens launches his If Michigan's Wolverines, with Real KrMminc starts Tuesday gets for sharpshcoting quarterback Gary Snook. CHICAGO (AP) With man-i Lansing soobomore Tim Rad The Wolverine varsity worked without the services of their top seventh Hoosier season with no fewer than 94 candidates, spiced power at a premium for this 22 lettermen available on a reporting squad of 90, generate iaan plunged in from the 2 for Minnesota, 75 players and 18 pion and Rose Bowl winner Illinois whose coach, Pete Elliott, welcomes 64 players, including among 22 lettermen such standouts as All America lineback the reserve squad's only score for the regular season which begins for most teams Sept 26. Exceptions are Northwestern and Wisconsin, who will be hosts two oiarterbacks. with 23 lettermen.

season's near return to free substitution. Big Ten football coaches will harness about 750 lettermen, facing a "rebuilding year." well behind fine quarterback Bob Timberlake, the Big Ten Other manpower thumbnails: Veteran Bob Timberlake was sidelined with a slight ankle in-l will be treated to a brotherly Iowa. 79 candidates and 18 er Dick Butkus and Rose Bowl Northwestern, 74 men and 19 in Sept It inaugurals against candidates Monday as prepara Fog Forces Halt In Yacht Trials. lurv. but Elliott said he is ex coaching battle for the title.

lettermen, searching good tar- lettermen with Tommy (Gun) standout, fullback Jim Grabow- aons begin for the 10M cam oected to be back in acted Oregon state ana Kansas btata, respectively. Chalmers (Bump) Elliott ii skL Myers a constant bombing threat Ifondav. starting his six Michigan sea- Ohio State, meter the dead of Northwestern has the only NEWPORT, RX (AP) ToJ Picture taking ceremonies Sonhomore star Dick Vkbneri son, while brother, te, begins Purdue, 83 candidates and 23 win prevail Monday around the trial race between conn of Jeanette, Pa, also was miss-ldays conference, coaches 'Woody Hayes, atarting his 14th season new coach, Alex Agase, moving up from top assistant to Ara bis fifth at Illinois. lettermen with a sophomore. steUatton and American Eagle in the aeries to determine the 5 big.

Ha broke a Done sa us riant let earner the week Whispers persist that Indiana. Parseghian. who switched to I figures to be tough as usual, Pro Football Scores NFL Green Bay 35, Dallas 3 New York 28, Philadelphia 17 Pittsburgh 16, San Francisco 14 A PL New York 34, San Diego UFL Indianapolis 21, Toledo 13 Charleston 65, Joliet conference except at already started Michigan and at in-detwndent Notre Dame. Michigan, on the tTt-semester aca- powered by one of the nation's Notre Dame after eight Big Ten defending 13-meter yacht the but Michigan is regarded possibly the strongest challenger to and probably wiD. be si fcr a wither six weeks.

Bob Griese, at quarterback. Wisconsin, 71 players and 17 lettermen, still waiting for quarterback Hal Brandt to catch fire. most explosive fullbacks to Tom seasons at the Wildcat helm. nmroacranz America's up Nowatzke, could be the sleeper Obvious team to beat in the Illinois. The Buckeyes list zz races was called off because dfldemic plan, started drills a Four other Wolverine signal callers seeing action in Satur-I of the Big Ten race.

Long-suf- lettermen on a 66-man squad Big Ten race is defending cham- week ago. fog and a lack of wind..