Fleming Wins U S First Winter Olympics Gold in Figure Skating
Peggy Fleming, 19, from Colorado Springs, captured the United States first gold in figure skating since 1960 at Grenoble. She led after compulsory figures and finished with a brilliant free skate to music by Tchaikovsky Verdi Saint-Saens and Rossini.
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Stade de Glace
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Austria
Olga Pall
Colorado Springs
Colo
East Germany
Gabriele Seyfert
Tchaikovsky
Verdi
Saint-Saens
Geneva
Associated Press
Peggy
Ill Fortune Bows for U S Skier Budge and Others
U S alpine hopeful Karen Budge dislocated her left shoulder before the downhill as Olga Pall of Austria helped France toward victory. Olympic skiing saw Finland's Janja Mustonen win the women's 1500 and Groenningen take the 15 km cross country title, while U S skaters failed to medal.
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France
U.S
Karen Budge
Austria
Olga Pall
Jean-Claude Killy
Janja Mustonen
Finland
Norway
Harald Groenningen
Miss Budge
Jackson
Wyo
Karen
Ed Beattie
Oilers Settle On Astrodome In Houston
Bud Adams, president of the Houston Oilers, announced the AFL team would play in Astrodome, with earlier seasons at Jeppesen Stadium and Rice University facilities noted in this Houston report.
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Astrodome
Houston, Tex
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Houston Oilers
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Rice University
College Scores Collage Scores Various AP Results
College basketball results listed by the Associated Press show Iowa 99 over Mid 79, Western Maryland 97 over Hampden Sydney 64, Drake 87 over Norfolk, Texas State 76 over Williamson, and Virginia Military 73 over Marylengi 97. Also noted are Georgetown 99 over Saint Augustine 71 and Tennessee 59 over Belmont.
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Paso
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Brockport
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Hamilton
Austin Peay
Concordia
Greenville
Three Tied For Lead In San Diego Open
Nicklaus and Weiskopf share 205 after 54 holes at Torrey Pines for the Wil Home San Diego Open 150000. Lunn, Hill, Floyd, Fleckman, Casper, and Palmer remain in contention as final round NBC telecast approaches.
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al Geiberger
Tom Welskoptie
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Weiskopf
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Ohio
Dave Hill
Geiberger
Bob Lunn
Sacramento
Hill
Ray Floyd
Marty Fleckman
Arnold Palmer
Auattry
Billy Casper
Leste
Tom Weisskopf
Jenning
Seba
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Sifford
Lee
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Tom
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Charles Coody Rak
Billy Farrel
Hac Hurter
Bitty Mexwell
Eve Ie
Pep Allister
Palmer
Jim Ferrier
Red Mars Jacky
Rick Rhyon
Olympic Shorts Boost Badge Collecting at Winter Games
Around the Olympic press center fans gather badges from teams in the Winter Games while Denver touts a bid for the 1976 site. East German skater Gabrielle Seyfert exchanges smiles with Carl Gram as officials watch, and French SECAM color TV draws mixed reviews.
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France
Olympic Press Center
Bine
Denver
Gabriele Seyfert
Carl W. Gram
New York
U.S
Gram
de Gaulle
Soviet Bloc
Olympic Winners in Grenoble Frat Sliver and Downhill
Medal results from the Grenoble Winter Games list top finishers in downhill cross country and sprint events. Jean Claude Killy leads with France taking gold in several events, while Sweden Norway and the Netherlands claim other podiums and tie results appear in cross country and 500 meter races.
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Grenoble
France
Peggy May Signs Pro Contract With Ice Follies
Peggy May, 19, of Colorado Springs, signs a $600000 pro contract to skate with the Ice Follies and two other top ice shows. She aims to win Olympic gold and may perform mainly in major cities while pursuing college and teaching goals. Her mother and Peggy say no long career in professional skating.
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Colo
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Albert Fleming
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