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24 Jan 1970

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Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1970

Page

5

Yancey Holds Second Round Lead At Crosby Pro Am

Bert Yancey shot a two under par 70 at Spyglass Hill to post 137 seven under, taking a two stroke lead in the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach. Jim Wiechers and Bob Goalby tied for second at 139, with several others including Jack Nicklaus and Orville Moody in pursuit. Wind battered Cypress Point and Pebble Beach as the field struggled.

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Pebble Beach Calif UPI Bert Yancey Spyglass Hill Cypress Pelnt Pacific Ocean Spyglass Yancey Jim Wiechers Bob Goalby Wiechers Goalby Robert Bernardini Tom Shaw Don Massene Shaw Massengale Cypress Point George Archer Arnold Palmer Miller Barber Bruce Devlin Paul Harney George Knudson Palmer Cypress Knudson Jack Nicklaus Crosby Ron Cerrudo Bob Murphy Murphy Pebble Los Angles Gent S Angels Harmon J. Wee Dim Wiechers George Boutetl Jack Montgomary Roberts Bernardin Mae Lendon Bote Hisey Don Iassengale Pall Rotgers Dave Marris al Jeiberger Millar Berber Bill Casper Bill Trask Terry Wilco Ken Towns Kovdsor Gla Coser Sanudo Bily Greenwoet Kacmitacloy Daugisis Eed Arpaia Palmer Rama Sata Larry Ziegter Bobby Nichols Tiliaderey Preuss Gitsen Richard Ceawfera Mike Mitchell Dave Ragan Syn M. Die Jamieson Bob Smith Ed Snap Don January Ty Ceptin Dave Hill M— Font Ki Leasor Nes Mane Rich Rosen Bon Comstock Grier Jones Lee Willie Ver Les Petersen Lota Rendell Payne TiPaeds Curtis Lifford Derey Prittman Ray Bots Faraid Henning Wide World of Merrins Dolen- Jacobs Rem Jerry Abbott Royal Buy Henry Wysorg Jack Sheingraber Ernie George Rob Takasien Wright Jam Paul Bunyan Volkmer Suate S. Detroit Steve Reid Tae
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Crosby Pro Am Showcases Cypress Point Beauty

The Bing Crosby Pro Am highlights Cypress Point with dramatic ocean views and unroped galleries. The Lotz brothers, John and Dick, praise Spyglass Hill as toughest, while John shoots 70 and Dick 72 in windy, damp conditions as Cypress Point draws mixed golf action.

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Pilots decision on Milwaukee or Dallas to be taken by AL

William Daley, major Pilots holder, says Milwaukee would be a fine site but the American League must decide next Tuesday in Oakland. He notes visits to Milwaukee and Dallas Fort Worth, cites Milwaukee Stadium quality and Dallas work needed, and cites TV market potential and recent Milwaukee sports sellouts as supporting factors.

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John Lotz Lottes Milwaukee, Wis UPI William R. Daley Seattle Pilots Milwaukee Pilots Daley Stewart, Fla Bill Dwyre Milwaukee Journal Dallas Oakland The Dallas-Fort Worth Dewey Soriano Milwaukee County Stadium Allan Bud) Selig Mil Waukee Milwaukee Bucks Marquette University Milwaukee Arena Bucks Marquette
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Strikers claim Calif track unions reject compromise

Los Angeles unions representing parimutuel clerks say Santa Anita and Bay Meadows refused a negotiated settlement. Attorney Leo Geffner said telegrams were sent for face to face talks next week and an LA hotel session to resolve the deadlock after tracks rejected a compromise proposed by Sidney Korshak. The strike began December 26 affecting Santa Anita and a Bay Meadows harness meet.

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Los Angeles UPI Santa Anita California Leo Geffner Geffner Bay Meadows Federation of California Racing Associations California Horse Racing Board State Conciliation Service
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Lamonica Honored as AFL's Outstanding Performer of Year

In Columbus, Daryle Lamonica was named the AFL's outstanding performer of the year at the Touchdown Club of Columbus 15th annual awards dinner. He received the Rozele Trophy for the top performance.

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Columbus Ohio UPI Daryle Lamonica American Football League Touchdown Club of Columbus Lamonica Rozele
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ABA All-Star Classic Set in Indianapolis Showdown

The ABA holds its third All-Star game in Indianapolis with the East coached by Leonard and the West by Babe McCarthy. A nationally televised afternoon game draws 10,000 fans as injuries thin the West, while Indiana Pacers’ Bob Netlicky? and Roger Brown start at forward with Mel Daniels at center and Don Freeman and Louis Dampier at guard.

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Indianapolis Ind UPI American Basketball Association National Basketball Association Babe McCarthy New Orleans Louisville Leonard Indiana Pacers NBA Bob Nellicky Roger Brown Indiana Mel Daniels Don Freeman Miami Louis Dampier Kentucky
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AFL Bonehead Award Goes to Now Nonexistent League

Dallas Bonehead Club names the American Football League as Bonehead of the Year for 1969 after the AFL paid 18 million to join the NFL and then won the Super Bowl, with Lamarr Hunt accepting the trophy on behalf of the league. Runners up cited include Mike Clark, Joe Paterno, and a failed Super Bowl halftime show.

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Dallas UPI National Football League Dallas Bonehead AFL Lamarr Hunt Kansas City Chiefs Dallas Bonehead Club Las Vegas Jimmy the Greek Batmore Colts New York Jets Bonehead
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Pancho Gonzalez Stuns Laver in Inaugural Tennis Showdown

Pancho Gonzalez, 41, upset Rod Laver in Madison Square Garden to win the $10,000 winner-take-all inaugural match of the $200,000 tennis classic. Gonzalez rallied from a deficit to take the fifth set 6 2 and claim victory before 4,761 spectators.

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New York UPI Pancho Gonzalez Rod Laver Madison Square Garden Pancdo Laver Gonzalez Deuce Pancho Rodney
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