Russians Prove Flops Of Winter Olympics
Grenoble France reports the Winter Games saw Norway regain world supremacy as Russia faltered. Jean-Claude Killy became the only triple gold medalist, while the United States earned seven medals led by Peggy Fleming's lone gold. Beloussov won Russia’s first ski jumping medal, with notable results from U.S. skaters and other nations.
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UPID
Russia
Norway
Jean-Claude Killy
United States
America
Valdimir Beloussov
Innsbruck
Austria
U.S
Peggy Fleming
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tim Wood
Detroit
Terry McDermott
Mary Meyers
St. Paul
Minn
Jenny Fish
Jiri Raska
Czechoslovakia
Lars Grini
Bjoern Wirkola
Jittery Knudson Wins Phoenix Open
Canadian pro George Knudson held nerves to win the 72 hole Phoenix Open at Phoenix Country Club with a 272 total, $20 000 prize. He outlasted Sam Carmichael and Jack Montgomery as Carmichael bogeyed 16th and 17th holes to slip back. Julius Boros was co runner up with 275 and Montgomer y posted 68 in final round.
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Phoenix, Ariz
George Knudson
Knudson
Sam Carmichael
Tom Shaw
Carmichael
Martinsville
Ind
Phoenix Country Club
Boros
Montgomery
Red Sox Migrate To Sunny South
The Boston Red Sox begin winter training travel to Florida with pitchers Gary Bell Darrell Brandon Gary Waslewski and infielder Mike Andrews and their families leaving Boston. Equipment managers Don Fitzpatrick and Vince Orlando lead the gear convoy to Chain O Lakes Park ahead of the main group. General Manager Dick O Connell flies in, with Traveling Secretary Tom Dowd PR chief Bill Crowley and Art Keefe following. The first official workout is set for 10:00 A.M. at Chain O Lakes Park next Saturday. Newcomers include Ray Culp Dick Ellsworth Gene Oliver plus rookies Rick Hoban Ivy Washington Fred Wenz. Veterans Gary Bell Sparky Lyle Elston Howard also in Winter Haven for first-time appearances along with rookie Mike Jackson returning after military service.
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Boston
Red Sox
Winter Haven
Gary Bell
Darrell Brandon
Gary Waslewski
Mike Andrews
Florida
Don Fitzpatrick
Vince Orlando
Chain O’lakes Park
Dick O’connell
Tom Dowd
Bill Crowley
Art Keefe
Tom McCarthy
Boston Press
Dick Williams
Rangers Win In New Garden In Debut At MSG
The New York Rangers defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 3-1 in their first game at the new Madison Square Garden. A larger 200 foot rink size was cited by coach Emile Francis and players as aiding the team’s speed and shooting. Ratelle, Gilbert, Marshall scored as New York outshot Philadelphia 45 to 18 and extended its Sunday game unbeaten run to 13-0-1.
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New York Rangers
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia Flyers
Rangers
New Garden
Flyers
National Hockey League
Emile Francis
Jean Ratelle
Rod Gilbert
Don Marshall
Francis
Marshall
Bob Nevin
Orland Kurtenbach
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Mike Young
Art Wyman
Mike Knox
Eagles
Tim Williams
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Monument Plaza
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Mike Jackson
Scottsdale
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