Nicklaus Leads Citrus Open With 66 As Palmer Fails
Jack Nicklaus fired a 66 to take a two stroke lead after two rounds at Rio Pinar in Orlando. Arnold Palmer slumped to a 76 missing the cut for the final two rounds, while Bob Charles and Miller Barber chased at 137 and 138 respectively in gusty winds.
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Jim Grant
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State Bowling Tournament opens at Perry Lanes Decatur
Press box chatter notes the opening of the State Women’s Bowling Tournament at Perry Lanes in Decatur with over 2000 competitors expected. The piece also previews spring football training and Alabama athletics with Coach C M Newton’s move and general SEC concerns.
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Hayden Riley
University of Alabama
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Crimson Tide
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Newton
Transylvania College
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Transylvania
Boris Somebody
SEC
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Tiders
Alabama
Tile Athletic Committee
Mike Nordholz
Tom Jones
Jerry Ludwig
Gary Elliott
Rich Deppe
Randy Hollingsworth
Jim Adkins
Cliff Johnson
Wally Holt
David White
Tech
Georgia Tech
Flood Spezio Lift Cardinals Past Twins In Exhibition
Curt Flood Bobby Tolan and Ed Spiezio delivered consecutive two out singles in the eighth to break a 4-4 tie and power St. Louis to a 5-4 win over Minnesota. Flood had earlier homered and Phil Gagliano doubled as the Cardinals moved to 5-1 in exhibitions.
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Ed Spezio
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St. Louis
Lou Brock
Minnesota
Frank Kostro
Dave Boswell
Herman Hill
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Scott's HR Lifts Bosox Past Astros In Exhibition
George Scott belts a one out three run homer in the ninth to give Boston a 3 1 win over Houston in Cocoa Florida. Scott's third spring homer came off rookie Pat House after Boston had toted only four hits through eight innings.
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Red Sox
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Boston
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Bosox
Astros
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Hector Torres
House
Jose Tartabull
Billy Conigliaro
Garry Roggenbuck
Angels Top Giants 3-1 in Cactus League Action
California Angels defeated San Francisco 3-1 as Juan Marichal allowed one earned and one unearned run in five innings. Hinton led off with a double, Mincher delivered two hits, and Repoz added a timely triple to spark the Angels win.
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California Angels
San Francisco
Giants
Juan Marichal
Angels
Chuck Hinton
Marichal
Jim Ray Hart
Don Mincher
Hinton
Tom Egan
Willie Mays
Mincher
Roger Repez
Frank Linzy
Northern Michigan Coach Dotsch Lays Out Two-Year Football Record
In two seasons under Coach Roland Dotsch Northern Michigan football posted a 5 4 1 record. Dotsch formerly played at Michigan State.
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Northern Michigan
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Michigan State
UCLA Edges New Mexico 58 49 in Far West Regional
UCLA, ranked second, survived a slow start to defeat New Mexico State 58 to 49 in the NCAA Far West Regional opening round in Albuquerque. Sal Olivas of New Mexico State led major college players in total offense with 2 184 yards.
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UCLA
New Mexico State
Sal Olivas
Alabama State Women's Bowling Tournament Opens in Decatur
Decatur hosts the 10th Annual Alabama State Women's Bowling Tournament with team events at Perry Lanes. The event begins at 1 p.m. today, as Jimmy Brown the Decatur recreation director rolls out the action at 12 30 p.m. Meanwhile bowlers arrive from across the state for the state event.
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Decatur
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City of
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Decatur Women’s Bowling Association
Decatur Inn
Alabama Women’s Bowling Association
Evelyn. Latham
Petty Wins Southeastern 500 Pole at Bristol
Richard Petty of Randleman North Carolina won the pole for the Southeastern 500 at Bristol International Speedway with a record lap of 88.582 mph in his 1968 Plymouth. 18 drivers qualified for the 250 mile race, joining teammates Pearson Yarborough Yarbrough and Dieringer who beat the previous track record in various cars. The 36 car field will be filled Saturday, with the feature Sunday at 1 30 pm.
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Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Bristol International Speedway
Petty
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
Mercury
Tiny Land of Cross
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