Aaron Leads After Third Round In San Diego Golf
Aaron, after rounds of 68 66 66 for a 200 total, holds a slim lead with 18 holes remaining. Bob Zimmerman stands second at 202 while Mason Rudolph and Paul Bondeson sit near even par. Charlie Sifford scored a hole in one on the 18th winning a $6,000 Oldsmobile Toronado.
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Aaron
Bob Zimmerman
Dayton
Ohio
Mason Rudolph
Paul Bondeson
Rudoph
Bondeson
Billy Casper
Tom Weiskopf
Columbus
Wes Ellis
Phil Rodgers
Lou Graham
Charles Cood
Charlie Sifford
Tommy Agroneet Teseeeenees
Dan Jamuary Peveeees
Bob Zimmerman Ereeee
Sneer
Teenee
Tom Welskopf
Wes Bellis Oe
Phil Rodgers Orearenes
Rams Edge Wolves Dump Valley in 69-57 Southern Conf
Valley High led 30-28 at halftime but Basic surged in the third with 26 points to take control. Steve Augspurger poured 22 and Guy Nalla 27 to pace Basic while Valley’s Larry Winsatt Arnie Smith and Bart Whitney each had 14 in a 0-8 season start. Valley falls to 0-4 in conference, 0-8 overall. Basic rises to 6-2.
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Henderson — Valley High
Las Vegas
Basic
Vikings
Valley
Wolves
Steve Augspurger
Guy Nalla
Augspurger
Ad Nasha
Clark
Rancho
Western
Jack Mannion
Larry Winsatt
Arnie Smith
Bart Whitney
Naliaey Comstock
Winlow Gibson
Hurd Intperad Ve
Sena
FT Hossier
Winsatt
P Smith
Cawley
Riley
Gotham
Whitney
Mines Valley
Eaholtz Sparks Rancho In Narrow Ram Southern Conference Win
Rancho High School defeated Las Vegas 49-46 at the Rancho gym to stay in the Ram Southern Conference race. Chuck Eaholtz scored 20 points and made a key three point play with 3:10 left, while Rich Logan sealed it with two free throws with 12 seconds remaining.
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Rich Logan
Rancho High School
Las Vegas
Rancho Gym
Rams
Chuck Eaholtz
Rancho
Eaholtz
Faholtz
Dick Truman
Wildcats
Teke Johnson
Miller
Johnson
Charley Brown
Salt Lake and Detroit Named U S Olympic Host Applicants
The U S Olympic Committee designated Salt Lake City for the 1972 Winter Games and Detroit for the Summer Games after a three ballot vote among cities. Salt Lake City led the first ballot with 36 of 42 votes, Detroit edged past rivals on the final ballot, and both must present to the IOC in Rome in late April for site selection.
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UPS
Detroit
Salt Lake City
United States
S. Olympic Committee
U.S
International Olympic Committee
Lake Placid
N.Y
Anchorage
Alaska
Los Angeles
IOC
Rome
Grudge Handball Match Set At Dula Center Courts
A long simmering rivalry between Tom Grizzly Bar Kalisats of Montana and Wispering Smith Mozzetti is scheduled for Monday at Dula Center Handball Courts. Mozzetti, a buffet steward, promises not to bring bear hunters while the 6 4 challenger from Montana looms. The YMCA steamroom feud began there after taunts and has drawn Steamroom favoritism toward Mozzetti with no odds issued by Jimmy Snyder.
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Tom “Grizzly Bar
Rassling
Dula Center
Henry Mozzetti
Montana
Grizzly Bar
Fremont
YMCA
Ymca Steamroom
Jimmy Snyder
Moapa Bops Wells 77 53 to stay undefeated
Moapa Valley High School improved to 9-0 this season and 2-0 in the Southern A Conference with a 77-53 win over Wells High School in Overton. Del McNeil held to nine points as Bruce Humes and Dave Lyon each scored 21 to lead Moapa Valley. Next, Tonopah High awaits in a conference tilt.
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Overton
Moapa Valley High School
Wells High School
Pirates
Tonopah High School
del McNeil
Leopards
Bruce Humes
McNeil
Gary Batchelor
Dave
How They Stand Basic at Western Clark at Valley
A brief note lists teams in a standings line: Western Clark, Valley, Gorman, Rancho, Las Vegas with no schedule details or outcomes provided. The entry indicates current form but no forthcoming games or results.
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Western Clark
Valley Gorman
Rancho Las Vegas
Bradley Cruises to MVC Win Over Louisville 79 62
Bradley scored with five players in double figures to defeat Louisville 79 to 62 in Peoria Illinois. The Braves built a double digit lead and maintained control throughout the Missouri Valley Conference clash.
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Peoria
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UPI
Bradley
Louisville
Marin scores 36 as Duke routs Wake Forest
Jack Marin poured in a career high 36 points and led Duke with solid rebounding in a 101 81 win over Wake Forest in Durham. Duke displayed strong shooting and control throughout the game.
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N.C
UPI
Jack Marin
Duke
Wake Forest
Kid Hielman Returns To Fight Tiger Williams In Las Vegas
The Dakota Kid Andy Hielman returns after a year out to face Al Williams known as Tiger Williams in a 10 round Strip Fight main event at the Hacienda Hotel. Promoter Bill Miller hints the winner earns a Bryant bout while the undercard features Joshua O Neil in a six round bout and DeFazzio Jonas and Torrango Lyons in five rounders. Tickets priced 5 and 2.50 available at local venues.
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Andy Hielman
Tiger) Williams
Hacienda Hotel
Bill Miller
Bryant
Williams
Hielman
Bryant Hielmans
Nevada
Ford Hernandez
Joshua
Kid) O'Neil
Henderson
Johnny DeFazzio
Las Vegas
Various college basketball scores from regionals
A compilation of many college games with Purdue over Illinois 93 87 and numerous other matchups including Duke Wake Forest Nebraska West Virginia and more across men's college basketball. The list includes scores featuring teams such as Notre Dame Indiana St Ohio State Kentucky Duke Stanford UCLA and Georgia Tech among others.
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Providence
Boston College
New York Community College
New York
Aggies & Pace
Stevens Tech
Duquesne
Seton Hall
Navy
Temple
Bradley
Louisville
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Maryland
Arkansas
Texas
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Texas A&m
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Ripon
Carleton
Beloit
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Colby
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Missouri
Rolla
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Berry College
King
Clemson
South Carolina
Randolph Macon
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Furman
Georgia Tech
VMI
Butler
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Oakland City
Marion B& Paducah
Vincennes
American International
Williams
Bates
Maine
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King's Point
St Michael’s
St Anselm's
Buffero
Akron
Princeton
Harvard
Indiana Central
Anderson
Army
Fordham
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Thiel
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Hillsdale
Hope
Calvin
Kalamazoo
Alma
Olivet
Albion
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Kent State
Wayne State
Allegheny
Adrian
Windsor
Houston Baptist
Tex Lutheran
Abilene Christian
Arlington State
Howard Payne
Sui Ross
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Sam Houston
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McMurry
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McNeese S
Marquette
Indiana State
University of Minnesota At Morris
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Carthage
Ricks
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Waldorf
Boone
St. Cloud
Bemidji
Moorhead
Winona
Jamestown
Ellendale
Corneil
Grinnell
St. Ambrose
William Penn & Parsons
Comican
Omaha
Pittsburgh State
Notre Dame
Bethel
Fort Wayne Bible
Concordia
Ill
Ind
St. John’s
N.Y
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Georgetown
Fairleigh Dickinson &C Xavier
St Francis
S Erskine
Pembroke
Duke
Wake Forest & William & Mary
Richmond
West Virginia
Penn St
Western Nips Gorman to Grab 64-59 Conference Victory
Western built a 10 point third quarter lead to boost a 64 to 59 win over Gorman at Nevada Southern University gym. Cliff Findlay led with 25 points while Dennis Borla added 21 for Gorman’s foe and Rod Miles Al Faccinto and Darryl Thompson hit double figures. Gorman held a halftime edge before Western surged in the third as shot advantage and late scoring sealed the result.
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Western
Nevada Southern University
Man
Bill Pearson
Rod Miles
al Faccinto
Darryl Thompson
Gorman
Warriors
Findlay
Borla
FT Amhman
Kimble Holek
Findiayv
Pearson Kolosins
Bernhard Ammunson
FG Thompson
Miles Cortney
Stuporana
Britons Whetton and Thomas win top events at Boston meet
In Boston Garden at the Knights of Columbus track meet John Whetton of Britain and John Thomas of Boston won the glamour events while John Pennel failed to extend the pole vault world record. Pennel cleared the bar on neither of his first two attempts at 16 feet 9¼ inches, saying he was very tired after competing in Detroit 24 hours earlier.
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Boston
UPI
Britain
John Whetton
John Thomas
John Pennel
Knights of Columbus
Boston Garden
Pennel
Detroit
Stardust Drag Races Resume at Stardust Raceway
Drag racing resumes at Stardust International Raceway five miles west of Las Vegas with stock class meets from 8 to 11 30 a m eliminations 12 to 3 30 p m General admission 2 dollars pit fee 1 dollar Tickets at the gate Star drivers include Jack Weinberg Booty Birk Sylvia Bearup Mike Foreman and Ray Peterson in various classes over a three mile course spectators to view from the front straightaway near the pedestrian bridge.
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Stardust International Raceway
American Hot Rod Racing Association
Las Vegas Strip
Raceway
Leo Margolian
Jack Weinberg
Mike Foreman
Volkswagen
Ray Peterson
College Basketball Highlights From Around the Nation
Arizona overwhelmed Southern Illinois 82-62 in Tucson lifting the top small college team. Nebraska upset Kansas State 82-71 to stay undefeated in the Big Eight. Kansas defeated Iowa State 49-47 on a late Bob Wilson jumper. Michigan stunned Northwestern 93-86 as Cazzie Russell scored 39 to stay unbeaten in the Big Ten. Colorado State topped Utah State 72-63 behind Lonnie Wright’s shooting, keeping NCAA at large hopes alive.
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St. Joseph’s Find
Arkansas St
Chattanooga
Rochester Tech
Toronto
Kansas
Iowa St
Delaware
Morgan St. É& California
Edinboro
Bloomsburg
Juniata
Bethany
Washington & Jefferson
Cincinnati
St. Louia Uo
Wagner
Susquehanna
Syracuse
la Salle
Kings
Scranton
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Colby
Trinity
Western Kentucky
Eastern Kent
Westminster
Slippery Rock
Waynesburg
Grove City
Georgia
Tulane
Brown
Cornell
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Marist
Findlay
Geneva
Miami
Ohio
Bowling Green
Elizabethtown
Catoewba
Elon
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Caroline
Emporia
Sterling
Worcester Tech
Suffolk
Florence St
Lambuth
Jackson St
Prairie View
Murray St
Morehead
Seattle Pacific
British Columbia
Oregon
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Niagara
Denver
Colorado Western
Bates
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J.C. Smith
Springfield
Kings Point
Joan Hopkins
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McKendree
Hingis
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Marquette
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Taylor
Hanover
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Lakeland
George Williams
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St Johns
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Bob Wilson
Iowa State
Dave Fleming
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Lonnie Wright
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