Terrang wins Santa Anita Handicap in near track record
Terrang, racing for Lawrence S. Pollock, captured the Santa Anita Handicap at Santa Anita Park with a mile and an eighth clocking in 7 2/9, cutting a track record by almost four tenths while Mister Gus and Holandes II faded. Alibi Bad finished second as Social Climber and Due De Fer followed in the nine-horse field. Terrang paid 25.30 19.20 4.40 as the crowd of 49,500 watched a dramatic upset, with Pollock buying the colt earlier for about 90 000 and seeing a strong return on Saturday.
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Tar Heels Edge Duke 75-73 On Late Free Throws
North Carolina stays undefeated at 18 straight wins in the ACC after Tammy Kearny makes two free throws with 16 seconds left to defeat Duke 75-73. Lennie Rosenbluth lead UNC with 35 points as Duke guard Reo Vernon sparked a rally late.
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DeMarco Dominates Ortega In Ten Round Bout
In Boston at the Garden Tony DeMarco, 25, versus Mexican challenger Ortega, weighed 147 and 148 pounds respectively, fought a hard 10 round decision. DeMarco, from Boston, now earns the officials verdict by a wide margin after outpunching Ortega early and often with head and body blows.
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Berg Nabs Lead In Miami Open
Patty Berg led by two strokes after a 36 70 in the Miami Beach open at the Bay Shore Club in Florida. Fay Crocker, defending champion from Montevideo, Uruguay, held second. Betsy Rawls and Ruth Jessen tied for third with 73s as the 36-hole event entered its second round. The Bay Shore course measures 6,132 yards.
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Aggies Turnback Eastern in Tight Junior College Race
Wayne Mason reports the Connors Aggies upset Eastern AGM to shake up the state junior college conference standings. Cameron faces Northern in a Monday clash for second place as the Mountaineers chase a title with road tests at Northeastern and Northern in a make-or-break week.
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Cameron Holds Off Northeastern In Tight Midweek Clash
Cameron juniors’ win over Northeastern last week leaves them at 2-2 with a likely must-win remaining schedule. Connor Murray and Fred Yeahqua lead a cameron attack while Eugene Miller and Ronnie Feger contribute scoring bursts as Cameron eyes a possible tie for the title with Eastern. Murray and the Aggies push to rebound after a slow start as Northeastern’s center Yeahqua dominates the boards.
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Lew Johnsons Column Highlights Oklahoma Tournament Notes
Lew Johnson notes a well coached field and strong fan interest at the state boxing tournament. Parker praises the event and plans to return next year while Hayes oversees Tipton glover’s group and Junior ONeal comments on prospects. Patched remarks praise hosts Col. Hoaglard Sill Special Services Gene Dees and Dr C J Gramolini for smooth operations as KSWO's Bill Merrill laments quick round pace.
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Denver Cager Snares NIBL Scoring Lead
Terry Rand of the Denver D C Truckers captured the NIBL scoring lead with a 37 point game in an 89 87 win over Allen Bradley in Milwaukee. Rand averages 31.83 points per game over 12 games, with Rube Schulz close behind for Allen Bradley.
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Three Top Pitchers Finally Sign Pacts
Three leading pitchers Curt Simmons Deck Donovan and Vic Garcia signed contracts with their clubs as part of a wider player pact wave. Donovan and Garcia with Cleveland and Chicago White Sox respectively join other signed players including Sam Posito Ray Narleski Red Schopmierst Bil Mazeroski Vic Power Dick Williams Billy Goodman Pete Daley and Yankees staff. The Tigers sold Jim Brideweser to Baltimore in an over the waiver deal as spring signings continue.
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Sponsors Of Golf Tourneys Organize At Oke City Meet
OKLAHOMA CITY February 9 The sponsors of winter and summer golf tournaments in the United States Mexico and Canada formed the International Golf Sponsors Association chaired by Richard Bunert The group aims to harmonize sponsor actions and influence PGA tournament plans A three man committee will represent sponsors in PGA matters and amendments to the 1957 point plan were discussed to improve fields and prevent top stars from skipping events Eason Stamberger Teasdale and others attended with proxies to vote
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Eight Track Marks Fall At Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Feb 9 Nebraska defeated Colorado in a Big Seven indoor dual meet. Nebraska set new meet records as Keith Gardner the Cornhusker’s Olympic runner established marks in the 60 yard dash and both hurdles. Colorado won three events in record time led by Charles Smith 440 Bob Greenfield 880 and Kim Blackwell in the shot put. Buffs also won the mile relay.
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Wolves Edge Anadarko For Junior High Invitational Title
Lawton junior high completed a 42-39 victory over Anadarko to claim the championship as Paul Stapleton scored 14 and Burde led Anadarko with 11. A earlier consolation went to Walters over Lawton Douglass 27-25 with Hatchett top scoring 18 for the winners.
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Fort Sill Cagers Trim Polk Again
Fort Sill defeated Fort Polk 49 to 35 in a rematch after a 87 to 84 win the previous night. Bill Bright led Fort Sill with 14 points, while Beam scored 10 for Polk and Fort Sill built a 26 to 24 halftime edge to seal the victory.
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Hundley Joins 2,000-Point Club In Three-Year Run
Richmond Va February 91 Rod Hundley became the fifth college basketball player in major history to score over 2,000 points in three seasons. He scored 32 as West Virginia escaped Richmond in the final minutes to tie 81-81 in a Southern Conference game, lifting his career total to 2,001.
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