Crosby Golf Pro Am Spotlights Celebrity Crowd At Pebble Beach
At Pebble Beach and surrounding courses the Crosby Pro Am drew crowds near 10 deep on warm Saturday as Nicklaus led the way among stars. Celebrities from film, music and sports packed the scene while pros chased a spot in the 44 player field amid famed weather and TV coverage.
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Pebble Beach
Lee
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Brunele
Tiphler Tran
Pitt
Brunetle
Crampton Wins Back-to-Back Tucson Opens in Style
Bruce Crampton smiles after back-to-back victories at the Tucson Open and Phopus Sun days Dean Martin Tucson event. He earned 49000 and climbed to seventh on the all-time money list with 354000. Three rivals shared second place, six shots back, as Crampton wrapped the win with five birdies and an eagle despite a late-water double bogey on the final hole. He eyed Crosby as a possible next challenge while noting the fast, hard course conditions aided his iron play.
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Crosby
Nicklaus
Johny Miller
Croshy
Silane
Treving
Palmer
Billy Casper
Tucson
Datz
Bruce Crampton
Pebble Beach
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Bing Crosty
Crampton
Wither
George Knudsen
Crampon
Arnold ‘Palmer
Danny ‘Toomas
Qace
Gay Brewer
Lalion Harris
George Archer
Crampan
Crosby Laurmy
Lal
Vie
Breens
UCLA may be unbeatable says Providence coach
Providence coach Dick Gavitt says UCLA appears unstoppable after a 101-77 win, as the Bruins extend their dominance and threaten San Francisco’s 60 game win streak. Bruins star Bill Walton gathered 24 rebounds and 8 points, with Barry Palmer adding 21.
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Providence
Los Angeles
UPI
Dick Gavitt
University of San Feangisca
Bruins
Dewin Pye
Bill Watton
Barry Palmer
Brians
Truils
UAP
Bill Russell
el Dienes
Dons
Bob Gaillard
Bill Walton
Foreman Fights for Title In High Stakes Rematch
Foreman prepares for a high stakes title fight with Jerry Frasier set to challenge, while opponents debate health and strategy. Promoters forecast big TV revenues though ticket sales fall short of hopes. Both fighters predict decisively ending the bout with a stoppage as the world watches.
Foreman Seen as Threat to Frazier Title in Dream Fight
Dundee weighs Foreman versus Frazier with a wary eye on a possible showdown. He credits Foreman’s jab and power as tools to empty Frazier’s title, predicting a knockout if the younger challenger lands early. Yet he backs the established champion Joe Frazier, noting the veteran’s resilience.
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Kragier
Dundee
Sonny Liston
Frazier
Foreman
Cammy
Joe Frazier
George Foreman
Philadelphia
Mt Eden Little League signups set for Palma Ceia School
Mt Eden National Little League will hold signups for the upcoming season tomorrow night from 7:00 to 1:30 at Palma Ceia School 27879 Melbourne Ave. Program ages 8 to 15 by Aug 1. A doctor will perform the required physicals for 3. Life birth certificates must be provided. Signups continue Wednesday and Saturday at Schafer Park School and the Little League Meeting Room at Miami and Pecular Avenues.
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Local High School Sports Schedule and Varsity Events
A jumble of upcoming games across basketball and hockey venues. Highlights include regional high school matchups at Irvington High and Castro Valleys with times listed, plus college and professional names mentioned without clear fixtures.
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HiniVar Aily al Herdalas Vegas
Gt. Mary's
Pan
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Hayeard
Sin Loves
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Ganven
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Pang Sunsel al Caziro
Sue Oh
Acosta Wins Key Tourney At Lucky Lanes Open
Haywind bowler Acosta captured his second Central California PBA title in under two years by rolling a 225 to win the Lucky Lanes Open in San Pablo Mal. He earned the top prize while Castro Valley’s George Gee took 183 for 490 dollars. Final round also included Mike Watkins of Sacramento Hector Valenzuela of San Jose and Jim O’Connell of San Jose.
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Mal Acosta
Haywind
Acosta
Castro Valley
George Gee
Sacramento
Mike Watkins
San Jose
Hector Valenzuela
Jim O'Connell
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