Nicklaus Favorite in San Diego Open field
Nicklaus led a strong field at Torrey Pines as the San Diego Open began. Trevino critiqued his putts while George Archer withdrew with flu, and contenders included Coody, Jacklin, Weiskopf, Yancey and Eichelberger.
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Associated Press
Jack Nicklaus
Byron Nelson
Golden Bear
Hawaii
Lee Trevino
Johnny Miller
Trevino
George Archer
Arnold Palmer
Charles Coody
England
Tony Jacklin
Miler Barber
Tom Weiskopf
Bert Yancey
Dave Eichelberger
IOC Held Secret Meeting On Amateur Status For Sapporo Games
The International Olympic Committee eligibility commission met in secret to assess amateur status of competitors in the 11th Winter Olympic Games opening in Sapporo on February 3. Sources declined to disclose location, timing, or end of the second day of talks led by Australian chairman Hugh Weir, with focus on Alpine and Nordic skier lists.
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International Olympic Committee
Sapporo
Japan
IOC
Hugh Weir
Australia
Twin Sisters Aim for Gold in Sapporo Slalom
Britt Lafforgue trains as France’s top female slalom hope while her twin Ingrid, injured, watches from a hotel. The siblings, heirs to a skiing dynasty, share a medal dream with Ingrid’s recent Olympic setback and Britt’s ongoing pursuit in Sapporo.
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Supporo
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France
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Mademoiselle
Daring Brigade
Bardoneccia
Italy
Britt
Badgastein
Austria
Grindelwald
Switzerland
Sapporo
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Luchon
Pyrenees
May Nilsson
May
Gaslite Rolling Pins Standings As Of January 25 1972
Gaslite Rolling Pins standings list teams and win loss records with entries for Prescott Feed Mill Bramlett Oil Crescent Drug Store Hope Coca Cola Bott Co and K T P A. The page notes high game by Rosalind McBride 186 and high series by Mildred Nelson 63 with several misread entries remaining.
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H & M Grocery
Bramlett Oil Co
K.T.P.A
Crescent Drug Store
Hope Coca-Cola Bott.Co
Rosalind McBride
Mildred Nelsop
Probe shifts to Ohio State in Big Ten brawl probe
The Big Ten investigation of the Ohio State Minnesota basketball brawl moved to Columbus as officials plan to interview OSU coach Fred Taylor and injured players. Luke Witte and Mark Minor may miss the next Big Ten game at Michigan, while Wayne Duke and Herman Rohrig conduct further film reviews and interviews.
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Ohio
Big Ten
OSU
Fred Taylor
Taylor
Luke Witte
Mark Minor
Michigan
Wayne Duke
Herman Rohrig
Minneapolis
Duke
Miss Casals Tops Seeded In Virginia Slims Indoor
Miss Casals, top seed, ousts Betty Stove 6 4 6 0 to reach quarterfinals of the $18,000 Virginia Slims Women Indoor Championships at Old Colony Tennis Club Hingham Mass Australia’s Karen Krantzee advances after a 64 60 win over Marcie Louie Others include Kerry Melville Wendy Overton who defeat Edda Buding and Valerie Ziegenfuss respectively all moving into Friday quarterfinals in San Francisco reach.
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San Francisco
Old Colony
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Australia
Marcie Louie
Kerry Melville
Wendy Overton
Chevy Chase
Miss Melville
Edda Buding
West Germany
Miss Overton
Valerie Ziegenfuss
San Diego
Bullets rally past Braves in overtime thriller
In a dramatic finish Baltimore beats Buffalo 115-114 after Wes Unseld’s buzzer basket following a late inbounds play. Walt Hazzard scored 30 for Buffalo as Jack Marin led Baltimore with 31, while other NBA results featured Cleveland over Boston 112-108 and Seattle 131-119 over Atlanta.
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National Basketball Association
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Unseld
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76Ers
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Royals
Kareem Jabbar
Bob Dandridge
Jabbar
Bucks
Bob Lanier
Terry Dischinger
Big 10 Commissioner Probes Brawl After Minnesota Game
Ohio State basketball players Luke Witte and Mark Wagar were held overnight at the University of Minnesota Hospitals for observation after a day-long probe into a brawl that ended the previous night’s Big Ten game in Minneapolis. Commissioner Wayne Duke met with athletic directors and reviewed news footage but issued no statement.
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Nets stun Colonels in ABA clash on 118-105 win
New York Nets defeated the Kentucky Colonels 118-105 as John Roche poured in a career high 31 points. Roche led a late surge after Kentucky led 98-94, while Dan Issel scored 29 for the Colonels.
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Kentucky Colonels
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John Roche
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Roche
National Basketball Association
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Frank McGuire
South Carolina
Ouree
Barry
Hard to Select Southern Powers
Jacksonville edged Florida State 64-82 as coach Tom Wasdin urged inclusion of both in the NCAA Mideast Regional at Dayton. Florida State coach Hugh Durham said both teams may reach post season while Marquette appears guaranteed a spot. Ernie Fleming led Jacksonville with 29 points, Benbow 20, while Reggie Royals topped Florida State with 17. Louisville extended its win streak with a 77-59 win over St. Louis.
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Louisiana Racing Commission suspends 11 in ringer case
The Louisiana Racing Commission suspended 11 people including two trainers from New Orleans and Lafayette in a probe of a Dec. 10 New Orleans Fair Grounds race won by Idle John, allegedly Lin's Dr. Joe, via a forged foal certificate. Suspects include Glynn P. Bernis and Kenwood P. Bernis, with others from California, Oklahoma, and Kansas. Officials seek last owners of Idle John and Lin's Dr. Joe as inquiries continue across multiple states.
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Louisiana Racing Commission
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New Orleans Fair Grounds
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Guymon
Okla
Lee A. Holland
The
Racing Commission
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Fair Grounds
College Scores From A Night Of Mixed Results
Texas Southern 127 defeated Texas Cal 97 while Far West Rockhurst 75 beat Air Force 73 Providence 70. Southern Cal Fort Lewis and Santa Fe 69 Bakersfield St 107 Stanislaus St 69 Whittier 93 La Verne 83.
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Stanislaus St
Whittier
la Verne
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Hunting and Fishing
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed here comes from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential.
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