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On June 17, 1973, on the morning of the final round of the U.S. Open, Johnny Miller did not seem on the verge of making history. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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At the time, no one knew quite what to make of Johnny Miller or his final-round 63 at the 1973 U.S. Open. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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At 60, the passage of time has allowed Johnny Miller additional perspective on what happened at Oakmont Country Club 34 years ago. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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THIRTY-FOUR YEARS and the record still stands. Thirty-four years and that 63 Johnny Miller shot in the final round of the 1973 U.S. Open has been equaled but never broken. Full Article at Inside Bay Area
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Johnny was probably the greatest iron player I've ever seen, with the possible exception of Ben Hogan
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I'm sorry, Johnny, but I set up the course and I know what was in my head. I don't blame Johnny for having that perception. It's logical for him, but it ain't true.
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I was groomed to become a U.S. Open champion. ... The U.S. Open was the championship when I was growing up.
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When he was on, he was just incredible.
SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle
