Venturi Wins Lucky International Open In San Francisco
Ken Venturi captured the $8,500 first prize at the Lucky International Open at Harding Park with a 66 in the final round. Frank Beard finished second at 274, while Arnold Palmer and other notable players tied at 275. Venturi, returning from a circulatory ailment, rose from four behind to claim the title and eyes the U.S. Open at Olympic Club in June.
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Ken Venturi
Harding Park Municipal
Venturi
Lake Merced
Olympic
Ken
Beard
Kenney
Arnold Palmer
George Archer
Tom Weiskopf
Ray Floyd
Archer
Frank Beard
Joe Campbell
Terry Dili
Chales Sifford
Dave Ragan
Don Finsterwald
Vanderbilt Defeats Auburn to Protect Top Ranking
Vanderbilt uses a simple four shot offense to hold No 3 in the AP poll, sinking Auburn 68 63 in Nashville as Clyde Lee scores 15 and Kenny Lee leads late free throws. Kentucky also wins to extend their 15 game streak.
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Vanderbilt
Associated Press
Clyde Lee
Auburn
Lee
Commodores
Rupp
Alabama
Kentucky
Wildcats
Pat Riley
Bill Ryczaj
West Virginia
Visit
St. John's
New York
Ryczaj
Burns Named Burns Named Green Bay Packers Hire
Burns, fired as Iowa head coach after five poor seasons, joined the Green Bay Packers coaching staff in a high profile move. Expected to take over defensive backfield duties, he replaces Norb Hecker who became Atlanta Falcons head coach. Burns had stayed largely absent after mid November firing.
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NFL
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Burns
Norb Hecker
Atlanta Falcons
Bill Austin
Lombardi
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Phil Benetson
Iowa
Hawkeye
Towa
Cincinnati Stadia Site Decision Delayed
Cincinnati sidelines a stadium site decision as two consulting firms present final reports. The Steering Committee chair says firms’ views aren’t binding and a final choice should come in days. The project aims for a dome stadium shared with the Reds to lure an NFL franchise. Costs risen above 50 million with financing via a county property tax levy to be approved by Hamilton County commissioners.
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Cincinnati
Charles W. Staab
James A. Rhodes
Hamilton County
Boxing results from leagues and places around the world
The Associated Press reports fights from Las Vegas Manchester Paris Montreal and Bale Ste Anne with several bouts decided by points and knockouts. Eddie Pace outpointed Freddie Lillie in Las Vegas. Alan Rudkin defeated Edmundo Esparza in Manchester. Gil Diaz stopped Joseph Gonzales in Paris and Amrand Saveie knocked out Jessy Cortez in Montreal.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Eddie Pace
Los Angeles
Freddie Lillie
Chicago
Manchester
England
Alan Rudkin
Edmundo Esparza
Mexico
Paris
Gil Diaz
New York
Joseph Gonzales
France
Johnny White
Fort Wayne
Ind
Luis Patteade
Brazil
Drew
Montreal
Marcel— Bi
Cage Results from Monday Scores and OU/OK matchups
Ohio State 87 Wisconsin 81 in overtime. Xavier 76 Loyola New Orleans 74. Wittenberg 85 Kenyon 51. Steubenville 78 Villa Madonna 74. Campbellsville Ky 73 Rio Grande 72. Fairfield 82 Niagara 65. Kentucky 82 Alabama 62. Vanderbilt 68 Auburn 63. Maryland 78. West Virginia 93 Kentucky 93 Middle Tennessee 56. Morehead 70 Tenn Tech 61. Georgia 91 Mississippi 71. Wichita 111 N Texas St 70. Drake 60 Tulsa 55. Ohio State 87 Wisconsin 81. Oklahoma City 104 Memphis St 39. Iowa State 92 Oklahoma 82. Oklahoma State 67 Missouri 50. Butler 90 Notre Dame 67. Warrensburg William Penn 88 Tarkio 64.
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Wichita
Shockers
North Texas
Jamie Thompson
Warren Armstrong
Thompson
Armstrong
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
al Rowley
al Peters
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Badgers
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Missouri
Stillwater
Bill Fisher
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Cyclones
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John McGonigle
Raul Durarte
UCLA
Arizona
Bruins
Wildcats
Mike Lynn
Uclans
Xavier
Loyola
New Orleans
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Villa Madonna
Campbellsville
Rio Grande
Kentucky
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Maryland
Carolina
Middle Tenn
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Drake
Ohio St
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City
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Okla. State
Butler
Notre Dame
Southern
Warrensburg
Curtis Kellner Show Chess Prowess in Glass City Open
Lima Senior High School sophomore Steve Curtis won a trophy in his first chess tournament at the Glass City Open in Toledo January 29 30. He led class D with three wins in five. Fellow competitor George Kellner of 1029 Arington Ave scored 3.5 points to rank high in a field with two masters and six experts.
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Steve Curtis
Lima Senior High School
Toledo
Curtis
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Gary Player
Palm Springs
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Green Bay, Wis
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Hed Metzel
Davidson
America
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Niagara
Morehead
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William Penn
Tarkig
Kellner
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