Knudson Captures Phoenix Open by Three Strokes
George Knudson of Canada won the Phoenix Open at Phoenix Country Club with a 72-hole total of 272, 12 under par, earning $20,000. Julius Boros and Jack Montgomery tied for second at 275, each taking $8,166, as Sam Carmichael faded after leading midway.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Canada
George Knudson
Border
Knudson
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Ind
Carmichael
Phoenix Country Club
Julius Boros
Jack Montgomery
Fort Worth, Tex
Slim Knudson
Sam
Frank Beard
Louisville
Bert Yancey
Tallahassee
Fla
Tom Shaw
Golf
Knudsen
Louisiana State Golfing
Gock Montgomery
Sam Cornichne
Jfrank Beard
Frank Boynton
Gene Luter
Tom Shay
Gardner Dickinson
Tommy Aaran
Terry Oftl
Bob Smith
Dove Mare
George Archer Saa5o
Dob Murphy
Howie Johnson
John Lotz
Randy Glover
Harald Henning
Doug Sanders
Dock Fleck
Tom Welskopf
Mason Rudolph
Billy Maxwell
Dick Cat
Lea Rider
Lee Trevine
Gengs Outlet
Bob Verney
Dan Sikes
Jock McGowan
Chuck Courtney
al Geiberoer
George Bayer
I Libel Hebery
Ed Mochling
Ladron Harris
Dick Crawford
Eldridge Miles
Jay Dolan
Dick Mayer
Jaarty Fleckman
Dewibl Weaver
Bob Charles
Fred Ovartin
Billy Farrell Sqs
BI Martindale
Mike Fetchick
Jack Rule
Charles Coody
Bill Collins
Bob McAallister
Kermit Zarley
Chris Blocker
Ron Cerruda
Laurie Hammer
French Bid Adieu as Grenoble Concludes 1968 Winter Games
The 1968 Winter Olympics closed in Grenoble with Jean-Claude Killy winning a grand slam in skiing. Russia claimed ski jumping glory as Belousov edged Jiri Baska. East Germany led in luge as weather hampered events. U S contrast showed injuries and disqualifications dampening medal hopes.
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Jean-Claude Killy
Grenoble
France
Killy
Austria
Hubert Huber
Alfred Matt
Jyon
Karl Schranz
Vladimir Belous‘sov
East Germany
Beloussov
Jiri Baska
Russia
St. Nizier
Norway
Lars Grini
Bjoern Wir‘kala
U.S
Bile Bakh
Menomonie
Wis
Innsbruck
Alpe d'Huez
Klaus Bonsack
Thomas Koehler
Bonsack
Jim Moriarity
St. Paul
Minn
Mike Hessel
Eugene
Ore
Mortarity
Toni Saller
Carpenter and Schick Meet in Dusty B Cage Showdown
Carpenter Steel and Schick Razor collide tonight at 9 in the YMCA Industrial B division feature at Bullard-Havens gym. United Illuminating versus Warnaco opens the tripleheader at 1 30 with SNETCO facing Handy and Harman at 7 45. Carpenter Steel already clinched the first round title.
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Carpenter Steel
Schick Razor
Bullard-Havens
United
Illuminating
Warnaco
Snetco
Handy
Harman
Bulls Rally Past Hawks 113 107 in St Louis
Chicago Bulls pull ahead in the final minute to beat the St. Louis Hawks 113 107. Clem Haskins hits the go ahead basket and Don Ohl surpasses 10,000 career points for the Hawks.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Chicago Bulls
St. Louis Hawks
Clem Haskins
Haskins
Joe Caldwell
Hawks
Jerry Sloan
Lou Hudson
Jim Washington
Bulls
Washington
McCoy McLemore
Len Wilkens
Don Ohl
National Basketball Association
Savoys Rally Past Plainville For First NEBA Lead
Bridgeport Savoys erased a 104-98 deficit in the final period behind Charlie Hanson and Bill Holwaty to beat Plainville 144-136. Hanson scored 12 in the fourth. Garvin Isaacs added four key free throws as Savoys grab first in the New England Basketball Association with a 10-3 mark.
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Pistons
Ril Warriors
Detroit
UPI
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Ieader
Dave Ring
San Francisco
Warriors
Bing
Jeff Mullins
Clyde Lee
Fred Hetzel
Rudy LaRusso
Happy Hairston
Eddie Miles
Jimmy Walker
Dave DeBusschere
Plainville
Bridgeport Savoys
Charlie Hanson
Plainville Merchants
Bavovel
New England Basketball Association
Merchants
Bridgeport
Park City
Savoys
Central Connecticut
Shehan Center
Hanson
Uconn
Bill Holwaty
Tom Penders
Garvin Isaacs
Savoysi
Paul Zajac
Jim Muraski
Gene Reilly
Chuck Curtis
Pininville
Lac
Holawaty
Petchersa
Thompsn
Muroski
Hansen
Beltiore
R. Thompsn
Steanczek
Curtis VW
Reilly
Zajoe
Kelly
Losher
Isaacs
Sullivan
Koritko
Moore
Rangers secure first NHL game at MSG with 3-1 win
New York Rangers debut at Madison Square Garden, beating the Philadelphia Flyers 3-1 as Bob Nevin Don Marshall and Orland Kurtenbach score in the second period. Wayne Hicks tallies for Philly in the opening session. Rangers improve to eight game unbeaten streak and strong home Sunday record.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Rangers
Madison’ Square Garden
Philadelphia Flyers
Bob Nevin
Don Marshall
Orland Kurlenbach
Philadelphia
Wayne Hicks
New Garden
NHL
Rangers
Hicks
Quebec
Lou Angotti
Garden
Doug Favell
Black Hawks
Chicago
Kenny Wharram
Stan Mikita
Chicago Black Hawks
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Wharlam
Mikita
Gordie Howe
Detroit
Wings
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Stanmadte
Sudbury
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Finland
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America
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Fairfield
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Stratford Ave
Stratford
LOH Ford, Inc
North & Sylvan Ave
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Bridgeport Ave
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