Monstrous Birdie Putt Alters Lietzke's Plans
Bruce Lietzke won the Joe Garagiola Tucson Open in a sudden-death playoff over Gene Littler, fueled by a dramatic 65-foot winning putt on the 18th at Tucson National. Lietzke, 25, earned $40,000 and must locate his putter while facing schedules for the Masters and Tournament of Champions amid possible overseas events.
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Tucson
Ariz
Bruce Lietzke
Gible
Lietzke
Gene Littler
Trembl
Tucson National Golf Club
Littler Littler
Regullon
Tour
Andy North
Tom Watson
Gary McCord
Bill Mallon
Gil Morgan
McCord
Mallon
Morgan
Johnny Miller
Reluctant Ellis Spurs Marquette Past Notre Dame
Bo Ellis scored 12 points after halftime to lift 11th ranked Marquette to a 78-69 win over 19th ranked Notre Dame. Coach Al McGuire had challenged Ellis to shoot more as the game televised, with Butch Lee adding 27 for the Warriors.
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Marquette Warriors
Bo Ellis
Bony
Warriors
Notre Dame
Marquette
al McGuire
McGuire
Marquette University
Ellis
Butch Lee
Bill Cartwright
Marlon Redmond
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Loyola
Dons
Jack Givens
Kentucky
Auburn
Givens
Wildcats
Reggie King
Alabama
Mississippi State
Tommy LaGarde
North Carolina
Duke
Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Dean Smith
Michigan
Michigan State
Phil Hubbard
Joel Thompson
Wolverines
Spartans
Johnny Orr
Wake Forest
Clemson
Rod Griffin
Jurmp
Wayne Walls
Purdue
Minnesota
Boilermakers
Gophers
Jim Dutcher
Charles Draper
Texas-El Paso
Arizona
Marques Johnson
UCLA
Stanford
Phillip Bond
Darrell Griffith
Louisville
Marshall
Lawrence Boston
Steve Sheppard
Maryland
Navy
Joe Hassett
Providence
Hawaii
Sidney Moncreff
Arkansas
Rice
John Washington
James Bradley
Memphis State
Florida State
Stuart House
Harold Rhodes
Washington State
Oregon
Pro Bowlers Battle in Kingdome Sparks Pride Game
The Pro Bowl pits NFC and AFC stars in Seattle at the Kingdome with 65,000 fans, as coaches Chuck Noll and Chuck Knox lead the teams. Staubach and Jones QB the squads while Tarkenton and Stabler sit out with injuries. Players emphasize pride and intensity as they prepare for the 8 p.m. CST kickoff.
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Seattle
San Diego
Kingdome
NFC
American Football League
Pittsburgh
Chuck Noll
Los Angeles
Chuck Knox
Noll
Nationals
Knox
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota
Ken Stabler
Oakland
AFC
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Baltimore
Bert Jones
America
John Madden
Oakland Raiders
Madden
NFL
Jenner Chooses Real Image Over Superman Role
Bruce Jenner turns down a film offer to play Superman with Marlon Brando and Gene Hackman. The 1968 Olympic decathlon champion seeks his own career path with broadcasting and interlinked projects with wife Christi. The couple pursue joint endorsements, while Jenner values identity and team branding over stardom.
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San Jose
Calif
Marlon Brando
Gene Hackman
Montreal
Jenner
Christi
Bertha
Ber
Bruce
Morris Agency
Iowa
Graceland College
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Birdie Putt
Paul Westphal
Phoenix
Cleveland
Dick Snyder
Suns
By Tony Baker
Colts
Jones
Image
Will Grimsley
New York
Tarzan
Jane
Glenn Morris
Johnny Weissmuller
Buster Crabbe
Bruce Jenner
Steve Couthen
Aqueduct
Alameda
Steve Jones
Marshall Holman
Professional Bowlers Association
Auckland
New Zealand
India
Vijay Amritraj
Tim Wilkinson
Sydney
Australia
Victor Amaya
John Alexander
Brian Teacher
Adelaide
LA Paz
Bolivia
Guillermo Vilas
Adriano Ponetta
Italy
American Broadcasting Company
Nabobs
Dorothy Hamill
Malibu
Lion
DT Tae National Bank
Biel
Sheridan
BEN Leva Auto Supply Inc
A. Ave
Subaru
Cache Road
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