Nicklaus Wins Disney World Open in Rain-Delayed Finish
Jack Nicklaus captained the Disney World Open with a final round 68 to finish 273 and win by three strokes. Lee Trevino, who led the season money list, finishes tied for 21st after a costly stretch. Arnold Palmer ends third overall with 209,603.77. Both Trevino and Palmer wrap up their seasons and skip the Bahamas event.
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Pro Golf
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Arnold Palmer
Disney
Ben Hogan
Palmer
Little Deane Beman
Dowling High Scores Honor Roll Leaders
The Dowling list shows top scorers with multiple games and scores. Notable totals include Stamper 189-219-205-210-823 and Neal 231-185-237 653, among others, highlighting a strong performance across players like Hamilton Pratt Harrison and Stamm.
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L. Stamper
C. Neal
D. Hamilton
L. Pratt
J. Harrison
R. Stamm
N. Harte
J. Burton
R. Downs
R. Lawson
C. Russell
J. Lyons
C. Luksie
R. Spicer
J. Herron
J. Cope
Mary Robinson Leads 600 Series at Franklin Bowling
Mary Robinson posted the best actual total of 767 in a four game sweeper at Aynecrest Lanes as 48 bowlers competed. Wilma Brewer topped the handicap division with 861. A dinner and gift exchange followed the event hosted by the Middletown Women’s Club in Franklin.
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Middletown
Aynecrest
Mary Robinson
Wilma Brewer
Stars Win Lone Pro Cage Match In Salt Lake City
The Utah Stars defeated the Kentucky Colonels 104 to 100 in a lone ABA game. Cincy Powell led Kentucky with 25 points before fouling out late as Utah surged with a 10 point fourth quarter run. Beaty 23, Robbins 19, and Combs 16 paced the Stars, while Gilmore 18 and Dampier 16 led Kentucky.
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Utah Stars
Kentucky Colonels
Pro Basketball Association
Utah
Cincy Powell
Colonels
Zelma Beaty
Red Robbins
Glen Combs
James Jones
Colonel
Artis Gilmore
Louie Dampier
Church League Box Scores From The Weekend Games
Box scores show Gratis Baptist scoring 93 led by Watkins 19 and Back 19. Trenton U. P. held to 48 with Jackson 20 high. Yankee Road CG-80 led by Williams 22 and Banfield 18. St Luke's Presbyterian 65 and Grace Baptist 84 highlight 4 team totals.
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Back
Crowe
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Williams
Brown
B. Lovely
Trenton U. P
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Harris
Idle
Jackson
Rosenfelder
Cruse
Gratis
Yankee Road
Ponder
R. Williams
Moore
Myers
Banfield
D. Williams
St. Luke’s Presbyterian
IT. Johnson
Million
J. Johnson
Marts
Taylor
Yankee
Grace
Pro Basketball NBA Monday Results Preview Next Day Schedule
The record lists NBA matchups for Monday with no games Tuesday and several scheduled contests. Pairings include Portland at Detroit Seattle at Milwaukee Boston at New York Cleveland at Chicago and Atlanta versus Golden State at San Diego plus Cincinnati at Buffalo. ABA results show Utah 104 Kentucky 100 with Virginia at Dallas Carolina at Pittsburgh Indiana at New York and Denver at Floridians.
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Detroit
Seattle
Milwaukee
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Atlanta
Golden State
San Diego
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Utah
Kentucky
Virginia
Dallas
Carolina
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Denver
Sales Serves Stays Unbeaten in Armco Slo-Break Steel Division
Sales Service remained undefeated with a 44 27 victory over Open Hearth at Verity School. Dave Shockey led with 14 points, Jim Vanderpool added nine for Open Hearth, while Blast Furnace beat Zine Grip 34 30 with Ed Wells scoring 15. De Coil won 38 23 over Instrument Repair as Gary Emrick led all scorers with 15.
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Open Hearth
Armco
de Coil
Gary Emrick
Justin Hamilton
Lakota Wrestlers Triumph Over Franklin In Opener
Lakota High defending Mid-Miami League champions opened with a 51 to 55 victory over Franklin. Lakota won six weight classes by pins with several forfeits and decisive pins across weight divisions from 105 to 185 pounds.
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Fout
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Shannon
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Glass
von Barger
Woodrum
McDaniel
Spurlock
Bill Malarkey
Ulmer
Bob Malarckey
Roberts
Craig
Chatman
Scott
Moore
Dorton
Shepard
Langley
Monk
Salavarria May Lose WBC Flyweight Title
WBC vice president Robert L. Turley said a December 13 hearing on drugging allegations could strip Erbito Salavarria of the World Boxing Council flyweight crown. If stripped, a tournament among top contenders would crown a new champion, with Bettulio Gonzalez and Masao Ohba among those mentioned.
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Calif
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World Boxing Council
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Salavarria
Philippines
Turley
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Masao Ohba
Japan
World Boxing Association
Letter asks IOC to admit China to 1972 Olympics
A Diet committee in Tokyo urged the International Olympic Committee to allow Communist China to compete in the 1972 Sapporo Winter Games and the Munich Summer Games. The letter was sent by Hideji Kawasaki, a Liberal Democratic leader, to IOC President Avery Brundage, noting China’s UN admission and its status as the sole legitimate Chinese representation.
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China
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Skins Visit UC for Rare Armory Showdown
Miami of Ohio faces Cincinnati in a rare UC Armory game at 8:00 p.m. Saturday. The Redskins seek two more road tests after the matchup, with December travels to Purdue and Dayton, and a Tangerine Bowl Classic finish in Winter Park, Florida.
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Redskins
Cincinnati
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the Armory
Armory
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Lionel Harris
Derrek Dickey
Dave Johnson
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Dayton
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William & Mary
Mid-Ohio Track Receives Major Rehab for 1972 Season
Mid-Ohio is resurfaced with over 3000 tons of asphalt and expanded guardrails, erasing the Blacksnake Woods section. The Can-Am Challenge Cup and Trans-Am Series return in 1972 with Aug 3-6 and June 3-4 dates respectively, plus two six hour endurance tests on July 8-9 for small sedans and FIA touring cars.
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Lexington. Ohio
Mid-Ohio
Les Griebling
Griebling
Badger Coach To Head North
Wisconsin coach John Jardine named head of the three man staff for the North squad in the Blue-Gray Football Classic on December 28. North associate coaches include Vince Gibson of Kansas State and Don Faurot retired Missouri athletic director. Gray squad coaches are Bill Peterson Rice Billy Murphy Memphis State and Cecil Ingram Clemson. Rosters not yet announced.
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Ala
Wisconsin
John Jardine
Vince Gibson
Kan
Sas State
Don Faurot
Missouri
Bill Peterson
Rice
Billy Murphy
Memphis State
Cecil ‘Hootie’ Ingram
Clemson
Ladies Day rain challenge prompts bold question
A playful caption invites readers to face a light rain with bravado, asking “Going in?” and teasing fear of a drizzle while framing the event as a social or sports occasion. The line blends humor and anticipation for participation.
Final exams halt Miami and Cu practice plans
The Miami and Cu teams skip the week, citing final examinations and stating no team practice will occur. The pause reflects academic priorities over athletics as players focus on exams.
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Miami
Cu i
Westmoreland to attend Liberty Bowl in Memphis
Gen William C. Westmoreland will join about 50 000 spectators for the Liberty Bowl in Memphis on December 20. He is to present the most valuable player award at the Arkansas versus Tennessee game.
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U.S
Wiliam C. Westmoreland
Arkansas
Tennessee
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