Palmer tops Tucson Open with 66 opening round lead
Arnold Palmer fired a six under par 66 to lead the Tucson Open as 400 fans watched at Tucson National. Bruce Crampton and Joel Galdstrand were one stroke back at 67, with Chuck Courtney missing a four-foot putt on the final hole to drop from a potential tie. Defending champ Joe Campbell shot 70 as Palmer notes his best opening round of 1967.
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Ruffing elected to Hall of Fame in runoff vote
New York pitcher Red Ruffing won 266 of 306 votes in a Hall of Fame runoff, earning induction alongside Branch Rickey and Lloyd Waner. Medwick trailed by 18 votes, with Campanella, Boudreau and Lopez also among top runners. Ruffing urged automatic entry for 200-win pitchers and 20-year players.
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Final Full Slate Tonight in MBIAC Court Race
Third place in the MBIAC basketball standings is at stake as Notre Dame and Harding duel for third while Fairfield Prep has clinched the title and Central sits second. Harding aims to repeat a 96-56 win over Bunnell as Fairfield Prep hosts St Joseph's in CIAC tourney prep.
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Hockey Scores from National League Games
Chicago faced Detroit as Montreal hosted Boston in the latest NHL results. Metro games included a 1-5 scoreline, with Boston defeating Chicago and Montreal edging Boston in a separate matchup.
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North End Notes Senior league results and rivals
The Royals defeated Crut casts 62 to 29 while the Eons beat the All-Stars 45 to 36 in Orth End Boys Senior basketball. In intermediate play Bridgeport A’s edged North Enders 55 to 46 and the Royals beat the Kodaks 66 to 38.
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Lakers Swap Pistons Top Draft Pick Over LaRusso Trade
New York UPI report says the Los Angeles Lakers will give Detroit the Pistons first pick in the 1987 collegiate draft to compensate for Rudy LaRusso. LaRusso retired after a three team trade and balked at playing in Detroit. Arbitrators ruled Detroit must accept the compensation.
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Hall of Fame year by year baseball greats list
Year by year Hall of Fame selections with multiple misspellings and omissions. Notable inductees include Ty Cobb Walter Johnson Christy Mathewson Babe Ruth Honus Wagner Ty Young Rogers Hornsby Lou Gehrig Eddie Collins and many more across 1935 to 1985 with numerous clerical errors and garbled names.
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Haines and Howard lead Warde past Trumbull in FCIAC clash
Haines scored 28 and Howard 27 as Andrew Warde's Crimson Eagles swept Trumbull in the FCIAC with a 93 78 victory. The win left Warde at 12 5 in league play with one game left, while Norwalk sits at 13 3 with two remaining. Rich Ambrum had 25 points and 31 rebounds for Trumbull.
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Northeastern Beats Central Connecticut 89 86 in Tight Contest
Northeastern improved to 18-3 with an 89-86 victory over Central Connecticut. Howard Dickerman of Connecticut led scorers with 21 points and 27 rebounds as his team moved to 12-6.
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Hawks rout Wings to extend unbeaten streak to 15 games
Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Detroit Red Wings 5-1 as Phil Esposito Stan Mikita Bill Hay and Doug Mohns led the scoring. Floyd Smith tallied Detroit's lone goal while Denis DeJordy earned the win in net and extended Chicago's lead atop the NHL standings.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup Across Multiple Matches
Summary of scattered college basketball results including Bridgeport over Marist 83 45 Newberry 85 over Atlantic Christian 79 Davidson 97 over Furman 67 Virginia 81 over Wake Forest 47 Slippery Rock 82 over Grove City California Sh 97 St. Vincent 9 Louisville 63 North Texas State 61 Philadelphia Textile 77 over Lincoln 71 Tulsa 76 over Cincinnati 47 North Carolina State 94 over Fayetteville 1 85 Huntington 74 Dele Haven 70 Wichita 74 over Bradley 74 Cumberland 84 Union Ky 70 Morris Harvey 7 inspected Salem 77 over Fairmont 101 Davis Elkins 63 Alderson Broaddus 97 West Liberty 89 Brooklyn College 73 Paterson St 43 Watford 53 over Erskine 48 George Southern 74 over Stetson 72 OT St Johns N Y 66 over Niagara 48 Salem State 99 over Gorham 47 Alfred 74 over Clarkson 69 Navy 64 over Maryland 45 Northeastern 49 over Central Connecticut a6.
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Knicks edge Hawks 121 120 in thriller at MSG
Dick Barnett hit a go ahead field goal with 35 seconds left as the Knicks overcome an eight point fourth quarter deficit. Willis Reed and Dave Stallworth sparked a 13-0 run to seize the lead, Barnett scored 23, Reed 25, Bridges 28 for Hawks. Royals top Pistons 122 110 in opener led by Robertson 34 and Smith 30.
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Favored Go Bye Wins Yonkers Feature
Go Bye the 4 year old Bye Bye Byrd colt won at Yonkers Raceway in a narrow stretch drive over Regions Pride by three quarters of a length. He paid 4.20 3.60 and 2.80 with Regions Pride at 6.20 4.60 and Duncan Hanover third at 3.00. Daily double 2 2 paid 82.00 Boom's Girl opened the program at 6.80 and Janes David R paid 21.40.
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Norwalk Tech Tops Concordia Jr 102-67 in Basketball Rout
Norwalk Tech beat Concordia Junior College 102 to 67 as Bill Stockelt and Clint Baye each scored 20 points. Norwalk opened with a 14-0 run, led 48-27 at halftime, and finished 14-4 on the season. Stockell pulled 22 rebounds while Nvisdo and Mautte added 14 and 12 respectively.
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