Peggy Fleming Wins Olympic Gold In Grenoble
Peggy Fleming captured Olympic gold in Grenoble while debate swirled over turning professional. Two-time champion Dick Button praised her graceful style as Fleming weighed a possible five-year pro contract with Ice Follies, potentially shaping the future of amateur skaters. The world championships loomed, with Fleming aiming for a third title despite media pressure on pro plans.
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Most Host Wins 118,700 Charles Hy Strub Stakes
Most Host, ridden by Bil Harmaty, defeats Damascus by a head in 2 04 over a slow track at Santa Anita to claim a 118,700 stakes payday. Rivet and Nashua Pilot trail, while Damascu s loses after carrying 126 pounds. Tobin Bronze fails to run in the San Marcos Handicap, allowing Biggs to win by a nose over French Fox.
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Sikes and Barber share in San Diego Open golf event
R H Sikes of Springdale Ark and Miller Barber of Texarkana Ark posted 72 holes in the Andy Williams San Diego Open. Sikes tied for lead with eagle at 15 under par 273 for the win, earning 1725, while Barber finished 285 to take 669 as Geiberger and Floyd earned 18000 and 11250 respectively. Nicklaus wound up fifth at 277, with Weiskopf edging toward victory in a dramatic final round.
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Safety posters shown by Hope Star 4th graders and local crash
In Hope Arkansas a 4th grade class from Brookwood School presented safety posters to 5th and 6th graders. The event followed a recent automobile bicycle fatality and a student left with a broken leg after being struck while crossing the highway. The Olympic opening ceremony in Grenoble prompted local tourist information discussions.
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