Rebels in Big One Tourney Opens Tonight in Seattle
The NSU Rebels meet Fresno State College to start the NCAA Pacific Coast small college tournament in Seattle Pacific gym. NSU stands 21 6, the West’s best small college mark, while Fresno State sits 19 6. Lonnie Huey leads the Bulldogs with 24.6 ppg, but Fresno State is without 6 5 Maurice Talbot who averages 21 2. If NSU wins, they meet the SF State Seattle Pacific winner in the final.
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Nicklaus Sanders Marr Nagle Lead Pensacola Open
At Pensacola Country Club four players Nicklaus Sanders Marr and Nagle shot 68 to lead the Pensacola Open first round. Casper Courtney Cherry and Martindale were one stroke back at 69. Player Palmer close behind. Several pros withdrew due to illness or injury in cold weather.
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Fred Barber See Teee
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Basic and Western Clash in Las Vegas Tourney Night
Four top games open the zone tournaments with Moapa Valley, Virgin Valley, Boulder City, and Western in action. Western meets Rancho in a high profile 9 p.m. clash as Basic and Gorman supply a late‑game rally duel.
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Scholastic Sidelights Predicts Tournament Chaos And Comedy
Narrated preview lists absurd tournament foibles from miscalling zone champions to mismatched jerseys and a caged mascot. It foresees bumbling officials, ill timing, haircuts, broken buses, pranks, rivalries, and chaotic antics surrounding the all tournament scene with notes of humor and irony.
Bowser Wins Black Mountain Women’s Golf at Stardust
Helen Bowser fired a 70 to win by four strokes at Stardust Country Club in Black Mountain women's golf. Joan Muscelli was runner-up with 74 in the guest day event, Mary Shaw and Laura Carrado tied for third at 75, and Marie Opat Betty Lou Anderson and Fuzzy Wengert tied at 76.
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Helen Bowser
Black Mountain
Stardust Country Club
Joan Muscelli
Mary Shaw
Laura Carrado
Marie Opat
Betty Lou Anderson
Fuzzy Wengert
Eighth Annual Men’s City Keg Tourney Opens at College Park
The Southern Nevada Bowling Association starts the 8th Annual Men’s City Tournament at College Park Lanes this Saturday with 14 teams at 3 pm, part of a record 177 teams over two weekends. Secretary Jack Turpin notes 50+ entries denied after Feb 20 closing. entrants must show ABC card and cite their highest average from last year or Jan 1 1965, whichever higher. Squad times are 3, 6, and 9 pm each Saturday and Sunday.
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College basketball results from various matches across the season
Wake Forest defeated North Carolina 92 to 76 while St Louis beat North Texas State 90 to 73. Other scores include Texas 9 percent over Baylor 75 and SMU 88 over Arkansas 75. In the Atlantic Coast Tournament first round Maryland edged Clemson 50 to 6. Duke 62 over South Carolina 60. North Carolina State 106 defeated Virginia 49.
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Duke
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Local Key bowler Jo Anne Farkas dies in California
Las Vegas bowler Jo Anne Farkas died Wednesday in Inglewood after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. at Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home in Westminster. Farkas lived in Las Vegas five years and held a 170 average. She and her husband Richard won the Invitational Scratch Doubles League at Bowlarama last summer. She won the 1963-64 Womens All-Events Title in the City Tournament and the Class A Women's Singles Championship, and in 1963 earned Bowler of the Month with a free trip to New Orleans.
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Jody) Farkas
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Russian Five to Tour Las Vegas and Other Cities
About 6000 tickets go on sale in two weeks for the Russia five tour opener in Las Vegas. The event, funded by Nevada State Bank, features seven players over 6-6, including 7-3 Yan Kruminsk. The Russians meet a U S team after the AAU Nationals in Denver and will also play Seattle San Francisco St Louis Boston.
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Wall in Golf Lead in Mara caibo Open
Wall of Pocono Manor Pa fired a record 65 in the Mara caibo Open first round at Maracaibo County Club. He carded 33 and 32 with seven birdies and no bogeys to lead by one stroke over Jay Dolan who shot 66 with five straight birdies.
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Desert Inn Women Golfers Crown Winners in Weekly Play
Di Gal Golf Gladys Christian shot 91 22 69 for overall and Class B honors in weekly Desert Inn Women’s Golf Association play. Class A winner Helen Harquail posted 81 7 74 and Louise Voxen claimed Class C with 105 27 78. High Nooners low putts went to Helen Grafner with 20.
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Desert Inn Women's Golf Association
Helen Harquail
Louise Voxen
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