San Francisco Open golf event faces loss after sponsor pull
AP: San Francisco Open golf tournament appears dead after the chamber of commerce declined to co sponsor with the PGA. Since 1959 San Francisco hosted the Golden Gate Open in all but two years, with 1988 losses and a $9300 shortfall cited by chamber executive Bill Dauer. Northern California hosts two other PGA Tour events Bing Crosby Pro Am and Kaiser International.
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Bo Wasn't There To Call the Plays In Rose Bowl
Michigan coach Bo Schembechler was hospitalized at St Luke's in Pasadena after the Rose Bowl defeat to Southern California. Captain Jim Mandich said Bo suffered a mild heart attack and would be absent from sidelines as players note his absence disrupted the Wolverines offense. Team doctors said no specific diagnosis yet.
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Parseghian Proud of Irish After Cotton Bowl Loss to Texas
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian expressed pride in his team despite a 21-17 loss to Texas in the Cotton Bowl. He questioned a second quarter penalty and a non-play in the Texas-Notre Dame clash while quarterback Joe Theismann and players dissected key calls as Texas claimed national glory.
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Texas Fans Celebrate UT Victory at Notre Dame
AUSTIN crowds roared after the Longhorns 1 17 win over Notre Dame. Hundreds of cars crowded the UT campus as students painted windshields with No 1 symbols and shouted Hook em Horn. Orange lights and a giant numeral 1 lit the university tower as broadcasts played UT football tunes.
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Texas Longhorns Triumph Over Arkansas in Dramatic Comeback
The Longhorns defeated Arkansas Dev. 8 44 to Disfigured by injuries, safety Fred Steinmark played on crutches as Is inspiration amid a rally. President Johnson congratulated both teams, while Nixon jested on not embarrassing the defending No 1. Royal honored Steinmark with the game hall, bringing Steinmark to tears.
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Pro Gridders to Tour Vietnam and Pacific Hospitals
Fifteen NFL and AFL players will tour Vietnam and Pacific hospitals in January and February under USC and defense sponsorship. Groups include Snow, Little, Frederickson, Walker, Maguire, Grasholm, Rozelle aide. Conners, Garrison, Narre, Snead, Rohde, Hanburger. Marshall, Witsell, Butkus, Mack.
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Travino Sues Akron Firm Over Damages and Stock
El Paso native Lee Trevino filed suit in district court seeking to cancel his contract with Consulting Services Inc of Akron Ohio and to obtain 514240 in damages. He claims the agency mismanaged his affairs and kept 71748 in fees since August 1968. He says the firm backed out of a 10 percent stock sale for 10000 and instead gave half the stock and 5000 in debentures.
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