Word: pars
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...tailored for last week's Open, Oakmonth's string-bean fairways had been tightened to only 30 yds. in width on some holes, and the enormous greens had been shaved until only one-eighth inch of grass remained. Par had been lowered from 72 to 71, so tough that only 19 sub-par rounds were shot during the entire tournament. The lead skipped around as though the golfers were playing hot potato: Gene Littler, the first-day leader with a sparkling 69, sank rapidly to a tie for seventh, and five players held the lead at one point...
...Plays Too Slow." On the very first hole, a downhill, 455-yd. par-four, Palmer pushed his drive into the rough, knocked his No. 6-iron approach over the green, overshot the pin by 15 ft. with a chip shot, two-putted for a weak bogey five. Playing near-flawless golf at a deliberate, almost indolent pace ("He plays too slow," said Palmer, "and I told him so"), Nicklaus made his par and took a one-stroke lead that he never relinquished. At the fourth hole, when Nicklaus hooked his tee shot into 6-in. rough. Palmer managed...
...writers of the Burner report for a shift in teach- history of science to the modern nature of science. not a radical change; the placed the importance of a par with philosophy and of science and its social Factual instruction and skill would be subordinated the "integrated intellectual formed by these and by among the sciences and scientific and non-scientific of thought. Now, though, the history and these other topics , in view of the disparity the sorts of courses in the program. What was intended by group was that the slant in course be uniformly changed: consensus...
...stock intend to sell to the public 100,000 shares-or 20% of their holdings. After the sale, the agency's three top officers-Chairman Frederic Papert, 35, President Julian Koenig, 40, and First Vice President George Lois, 30-will still own 105,691 shares each. Though par value of the stock will be only 30? a share, Madison Avenue speculation is that the shares sold to the public may be offered for as much as $10 apiece. That would make paper millionaires of Messrs. Papert, Koenig and Lois...
...major disappointment for New York so far this season has been the sub-par performance of right-hander Bill Stafford. Despite a winning (3-2) record, Stafford has been hit hard, has not yet regained his control of last year, and has a 5.51 ERA. Whitey Ford (3-2) and Ralph Terry (4-3) have not been outstanding, and Luis Arroyo, an indispensable man last year, is 0 and 2 and has been injured since April...