Groh Wins at Hawaiian Open as Palmer Fades to Third
Arnold Palmer, 45, remains optimistic about his future after Gary Groh edged him for the Hawaiian Open title. Groh, a career struggler, secured a two-year exemption with a final 68 to finish 14 under par at Waialae. Al Geiberger placed second, Palmer tied for third, with Bruce Crampton and Lou Graham just behind.
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Dick Crowmrn
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Tom Shaw
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Buddy Allin
Charles Coody
Billy Coser
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Gene Litter
Bob Eastwood
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Larry Zipgter
Jerry McGaw
Ray Finy
Regis Falls To Norway Girls 56 39
Norway high scorer LuAnn Kinta poured in 37 points as Benton front-runners Norway defeated Regis 56-39 on the Regis setback to 4-13 while Norway improved to 12-7. Regis led at halftime but Norges pulled away late. Kathy Donnelly led Regis with 25 points and DeDe Towe added key support.
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Iowa Still Leads in Mat Poll After Week of Wrestling
Oklahoma City AP reports the top 20 collegiate wrestling teams remained unchanged in the latest Amateur Wrestling News poll as last week's results barely affected positions. Notable results include No. 6 Lehigh beating No. 7 Navy and No. 5 Iowa State narrowly defeating No. 10 Michigan State.
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TV Monday Night Football Linked to Fewer NYC Arrests
New York Post study of Manhattan criminal court records suggests arrests for drunkenness prostitution and disorderly conduct declined during NFL Monday night telecasts while felonies stayed steady. Aug 19 1974 exhibition opener Vikings Dolphins marked a peak in the trend with low arraignments on Oct 7 Jets Dolphins.
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Knoop to Davenport to Manage Quad-Cities Angels
Bobby Knoop, 38, former All Star second baseman with the California Angels, will manage the Quad-Cities Angels of the Midwest League this season. A Sioux City native, Knoop played eight major league seasons with the Angels, White Sox, and Kansas City, retiring after 1971 and previously in California business. He replaces Jim Williams, who will helm the Angels AA affiliate in El Paso, while Knoop makes his managerial debut. Also notes the start of the eighth World Winter Games for the Deaf in Lake Placid, New York.
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One More Purdue Indiana Nightmare for Hawks
Iowa loses 107 72 to Purdue after a 63 64 setback in Iowa City. Purdue shot 58 percent and benefited from 19 points each by John Garrett Bruce Parkinson and Eugene Parker, Garrett grabbing 19 rebounds as Purdue dominated the boards 46 26. Hawks drop to 4 6 Big Ten and 7 11 overall while Purdue moves to 12 6 and 7 3 in conference.
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Wildcats? Fordham Flash and Wild Horse in sports lore
In a humorous look at athlete nicknames the column recalls Frankie Frisch nicknamed the Wild Horse of the Osage and Donnie Anderson once dubbed the Golden Palomino of the Plains while noting mix ups with Pepper Martin. It also reports Cornell basketball at Mt Vernon without coach Jor Poulson after his mother's death. The Minnesota Gophers beat road woes with seniors Filer and Shaffer, and a note on water freezing at 32 degrees.
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