Archer Wins Golf Classic With Narrow Lead At Ocean Course
George Archer finishes at 283 to capture the title after a final round 71 on the 190 yard treacherous closing hole. Howie Johnson claws to runner up as Nicklaus and Dale Douglass share high placements in a star studded field.
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Dickson tops pro results after rain delayed Pebble Beach chase
Dickson finished tied for second in the pro division with Dale Douglass and Howie Johnson, earning $9,666. He carried momentum from strong rounds at Pebble Beach Cypress Spyglass Hill and finished with a four under 68 after a weather delay halted play. Amateur standings list Rey Ging leading with $3,500 and a 257 total, while multiple pairings earned $1,725 to $1,100 in minor prizes.
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Flying Sap captures aerial camera work in sports and TV
Joe, an ABC news photographer turned cameraman, recalls working on major events from Mexico City Olympics to Nixon's inaugural parade. He explains platform cameras used in golf and football to frame panoramic and end zone shots, and notes a Flying Nun crane setup for flying scenes.
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Pasadena Stakes Quick Runway Amid Rainy Week
Santa Anita resumes workouts after record rainfall as entries open for the Pasadena Stakes a six furlong race for 3 year old fillies featuring Lynne's Orphan and Hasty Hitter John Sellers to ride Lynne's Orphan and Earlie Fires on Hasty Hitter other contestants include Easter Junction Love You So Fourth Round Jan Jessie Royal Hula Lover's Quarrel and Poona Downs
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Barbara Jo Rubin Faces First Race Against Men
Barbara Jo Rubin a 19 year old Florida jockey contender prepares to ride Flyaway in the fourth race at Hobby Horse Hall Nassau Bahamas She would become among the first female riders to compete against male jockeys if she starts today Her debut was delayed by permit and license issues.
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Betz's Best Clinches Probable Victory in 3rd Race
Pariay and Polly Pit show top finishes with Gallant William and Somebody Special close behind. Longshot Terresto struggles as the field concludes with Wild Ace in the seventh and Money Prospect among notable contenders.
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North Dakota passes anti discrimination bill for women jockeys
Gov William L Guy signed a 1969 North Dakota measure barring discrimination against women jockeys. The bill, rushed through the legislature, aims to make North Dakota the first state with such a law though racing remains limited to fairs and no pari mutuel betting exists.
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Mason's Specials Best Bet and Other Racing Notes
The report lists bets and horses including Curra Boy as best bet and Hasty Hitter in NPREFERRED with a chance. Also mentions Rama in CLOCKER'S TIP Mineral King in third and Somebody Special in st.
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