Bogey Sparks Knudson To Victory In Phoenix
Canadian pro Knudson fired an even par final round to total 272 and win the Phoenix Open by three strokes over Carmichael Soros and Montgomery. Defending champ Julius Soros tied for second. Baytown’s Martin finished strong, while Shaw squandered a late surge.
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Four Champions Remain In Race In Texas Basketball
Four of five defending state champions stay in contention as Texas schoolboy basketball decides its district titles. San Antonio Lee, the AAAA defending champ, is eliminated. Highlands and Houston in San Antonio vie for district crowns. Lamesa meets Lubbock Dunbar for AAA district title. Barfin Jefferson of Sour Lake clinches AA district. Class A champs Brownsboro clinch, Kennari heads to state playoffs. In Class A and B districts numerous titles already decided across the state with several names listed among victors.
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Deer Park Grabs 10th Spot In Poll
AMARILLO AP Houston Wheatley topped the Globe Bay Friday class 4A poll, while Deer Park finished 10th with a 30 5 record. Deer Park faces Ross Sterling for District 12 44 title as Wheatley went 22 0 and leads into state playoffs. Other area teams Kimball Carroll Samuel Brackenridge show strong marks.
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Hopeful rookies spark in 1968 NL spring camps
In Florida California and Arizona 20 major league camps aim at fresh stars. Johnny Bench emerges for Cincinnati with strong arm and power potential while Felix Millan and Don Mooney show rising promise. Jerry Koosman and Ken Boswell stand out for the Mets as Boswell earns high scouting praise.
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Conference races muddled as top teams pace bids
Houston and St Bonaventure loom as clear NCAA and NIT first picks amid a muddled frame of conference races. UCLA leads the Pac Eight but must chase a title game, while Kentucky, North Carolina, Duke and others jostle for at large bids as SEC and ACC races unfold.
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Winter Olympics Closed Amid Controversy and Injury
The Grenoble Games ended in dispute over IOC decisions with South Africa and fears of a Soviet pullout. U S stars like Peggy Fleming and Tim Wood triumphed in figure skating and silver medals despite injuries and disqualifications. The U S hockey team finished sixth as controversy and weather disruptions shadowed the event.
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