Player Aims to Make Golf History with Third straight Title
Gary Player, wearing black wire and standing 5'8", seeks to become the first golfer since Arnold Palmer in 1962 to win three consecutive events. He won the National Airlines Open by two over Lee Trevino at Miami Country Club, with Trevino finishing second after a final-round 69 while Player shot 68 for 274.
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Letdown Buries Bruins Lose Fourth in Row to Rangers
NEW YORK UP I The Boston Bruins slump to four straight losses after a 2 1 road defeat to the New York Rangers. Coach Tom Johnson rests stars for rookies as Espo nets his 69th goal on a late power play. Glen Sather scores the winner in the third period.
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Udall bills limit television exposure of major sports
Representative Morris K. Udall proposes a bill to curb televised seasons for baseball from April opening week to the second Sunday in September, football from September to the second Sunday in January, and basketball from December to the second Sunday in April. He argues TV controls sports and says the measure could save marriages, though it has little chance of passage. He notes his background as a former Nuggets player and urges a return to an athletic calendar less dominated by TV.
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UNC tops NIT final as Chamberlain shines in title win
North Carolina, the ACC powerhouse, crushed Georgia Tech 84-66 in the NIT title game. Chamberlain scored a career-best 34 points, pouring in 10 straight early as Carolina asserted its strength and earned MVP honors. Duke beat St Bonaventure 92-88 in overtime for third place.
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Slim is Beautiful Torre Leads Cardinals Past Twins
United Press International reports Joe Torre trimmed to 195 pounds and starred in a 13-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. He slugged three homers in a spring showcase while driving in five runs, part of a six-homer spring burst. Bob Gibson pitched five scoreless innings for St Louis.
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Red Sox rally past Tigers as Scott hits two homers
WINTER HAVEN Fla UPI George Scott dismissed trade rumors while delivering two first inning homers and three RBIs as Boston beat Detroit 5 3. Reggie Smith and Rico Petrocelli added homers, Fred Sherman allowed four earned, Gary Peters pitched seven innings for the win. Scott voiced no fear of a move despite talk of a Senators swap for Frank Howard.
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Pownal Results Show High Stakes Finished Across Races
Pownal results list FIRST PLACE Pete's Spitfire with $700 and second place Mr Doug Flame earning $1,200 on Mount Cook Hiki Time. Other entries, times and payoffs appear for a broader event with multiple participants including Ivan Sunny and various stakes, payments and totals noted as the meet progresses.
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