Yank Skiers Have One Of Those Days
In Innsbruck Austria four American skiers faced a rough day at the Olympics as starting spots and missteps plus dropped times doomed their giant slalom efforts. Jimmy Heuga Billy Kidd Helga Werner and Billy Marolt struggled with gates falls and late starts, leaving Francois Boulineau of France the winner and the U S team with one bronze medal after five days.
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Olympic Weather Too Mild For Time Of Year
The official weather bulletin said conditions are much too mild for the season. Morning temperatures ranged around freezing at most sites but should rise as the day progresses.
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Wichita Faces Rough Road Trip In MVC Title Chase
Seventh ranked Wichita travels to Bradley to begin a pivotal three game road stretch as Drake St Louis chase the MVC title. Drake sits 3 1 with Wichita atop the standings with St Louis 5 2. Wichita defeated Marquette 100 63 and seeks season sweep over Loyola defending NCAA champs while other Valley games include North Texas Tulsa Cincinnati and Saint Louis matchups.
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PGA Leaves Phoenix Test in Scheduling Tug of War
The PGA will skip the Phoenix Open over a lack of contract with Thunderbird officials and asks to play Tucson instead due to a TV rights dispute. Tucson officials consider moving up their 72 hole event with talks of swapping dates. The PGA may suspend Phoenix players for the year if they compete there.
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Warriors Nab Lead In NBA Dramatic Sunday Finale
In a day of NBA drama three games shaped the Eastern and Western races. Wayne Hightower led St Louis with 33 points and Wilt Chamberlain added 32 as the Hawks beat the Lakers 107-105 to drop L.A. from first to third. Oscar Robertson scored 48 in Boston while Cincinnati edged the Celtics 119-117. San Francisco won in overtime 120-118 behind a rally by Guy Rodgers and Chamberlain’s defense.
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Texan Lands Big Contract
All America Texas tackle Scott Appleton signs a four year deal with the Houston Oilers worth 104000 in cash and up to 150000 with additional business incentives. Pittsburgh had offered him but traded away Buddy Dial for draft rights. Appleton plans a weight lifting program at school and comes with 38 head of cattle to Brady ranch.
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Orioles Add Southpaws For More Hitting Punch
Kansas City AP report on Baltimore Orioles 1964 plans highlights trades for left handed power. Developments include Norman Siebern Willie Kirkland Lou Jackson Harvey Haddix and Bowens as potential everyday player. Manager notes Bowens strong start and hopes for faster lineup with Aparicio Robinson and improved defense and pitching.
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