Golfdom’s Big Three Rejoin Florida Open Field
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player reunited for the Florida Citrus Open in Orlando amid cold weather. Palmer shot 66 in the Pro-Am, Player opened with 69, and Nicklaus carded 72 as 142 professionals and two amateurs started the 6,824 yard Rio Pinar course. First prize is 23000 while second pays 13800, with cuts to the low 70 and ties for weekend rounds.
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Garramone Boots Home With four length Aqueduct win
Heartland a Bold Ruler filly led from the start to a six furlong 1 13 4 on a sloppy track defeating Worklamp in the $10,000 feature allowance at Aqueduct. Johnny Rotz rode the winner who paid 6 4 2 8. Tony Garramone rode three winners at Gulfstream and Santa Anita. Don Pierce won four at Santa Anita including a $103.20 double. Manuel Ycaza won the $10,000 feature at Gulfstream with Mrs. Joe F. Muller's Chriscinea beat King Francis and Forest Nan in the $20,000 Orchid Handicap on turf. Can Can Can won Bowles feature.
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Trio Ties For Top In New England Basketball Honors
The 1967 68 UPI All New England college division first team is led by Harry Barnes Northeastern Gary Baum Bridgeport and Henry Payne American International with 25 votes each. Also on the first five are Dave Jansson MIT and Ed McFarland Bowdoin. A 27 man squad includes Tom McKenna St Michael s Curt Mitchell AIC Leo Osgood Northeastern Bob Brill Bridgeport and Jay Healy Williams. A third quintet from Suffolk Norwich Assumption St Anselm Springfield is also named.
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Weather Halts Pownal Harness Racing Night Two
Adverse weather forced Green Mountain Park to cancel a second straight harness racing card with officials citing hazardous highways. The event, delayed to 7 p.m., marks the third cancellation since the 1968 season opened March 1. A new card is planned for tonight at 8 p.m. with an 11-race slate.
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