Maxwell Wins Palm Springs Classic in 90-Hole Marathon
Billy Maxwell, 31, claiming the $50,000 Palm Springs Classic title, finished 90 holes at 545 to win $9,300. Doug Sanders finished second with 347, Arnold Palmer third at 348, and Don January earned the big bonus for a hole in one, sharing $50,000 with taxes.
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Associated Press
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Dallas
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Jack Fleck
Canada
Stan Leonard
Bill Casper Jr
Don Whit
Duke NC Fight Behind Report On Saturday Brawl
ACC Commissioner Jim Weaver will review officials’ report before probing the Duke North Carolina melee at Durham Indoor Stadium. Nine seconds left as players and about 900 spectators joined a free for all. Duke won 177, Art Herman scored 36, police restored order, no serious injuries reported.
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Jim Weaver
Weaver
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Art Herman
Bediam
Eddie Cameron
Corpus
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Erickson
Franke Guire
Blue Devils
Wake Forest
Goldsmith Wins 100 Mile Stock Race at Fairground
Paul Goldsmith of St. Clair Shores Michigan led most of the first annual USAC 1% rele Jim Memorial stock car race at the Phoenix Fairground. He edged ahead after late collisions and held on to claim victory amid mechanical troubles for rivals. Bob Horbert, Warrington Pennsylvania, won the Daytona Beach sports car race aboard a Porsche 61 at Daytona International Speedway. Augie Pabst of Milwaukee failed to start after engine failure in morning workout.
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Paul Goldsmuth
St. Clair Shores
Mich
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Agan
Fores
Torrance
Daytona Beach, Fla
Bob Horbert
Warrington
Sakai Wins Ski Title at St Paul
Sakai of Hokkaido wins the St Paul Winter Carnival ski jumping title with a first jump of 186 feet and a cautious second to seal victory. Bob Wedin of Tron Mountain, Mich., places second and Jerry Lewis of Duluth third in Class A.
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Hokkaido
Japan
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Rasaya
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I Smyle
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Tron Mountain
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Jerry Lewis
Deluth
Kasara
Weather Deals Stinging Blow To All Sports
Heavy snow disrupted travel across the East causing postponements in college basketball, track, fencing, swimming, soccer and minor league hockey while a dog show in Boston went on. The Rangers traveled eight hours to Boston for a 2 1 victory, and boxing golf and late TV college games filled schedules as teams tried to adapt to the winter weather.
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Bowie
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Colgate
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Red Raiders
Holy Cross
Skaters Crown Outdoor Championship Titles at Mirror Lake
Arnold Uhrlass of Yonkers and Jeanne Ashworth captured the senior men’s and women’s titles in the North American Outdoor Speedskating Championships on Mirror Lake in Lake Placid New York. Uhrlass outpaced Floyd Bedbury of St Paul to improve on his national outdoor finals finish, while Ashworth dominating and losing only one event in her division.
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N.Y
Arnold Uhrlass
Yonkers
Jeanne Ashworth
Mirror Lake
Uhrlass
St. Paul
Floyd Bedbury
St. Pau
Miss. Ashweh
Wilmington. Mass
Duke Leads ACC as Terps Slip to Third Place
Duke sits atop the ACC with an 8-0 league mark after a 81-69 win over Wake Forest while Maryland drops to third following Wake Forests 72-69 victory over the Terrapins. North Carolina remains second in the nation as Duke gains sole lead and UNC falls to 7-1 in conference play.
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North Carolina
Wake Forest
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Deacons
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West Virginia
Virginia
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Pitching Key To Cards Success By SOLLY HEMUS HOUSTON
Pitching and defense drive Cardinals hopes for a stronger pennant run in 1961. SOLLY HEMUS HOUSTON notes signings Curt Simmons and Bar Sadecki add depth behind a core rotation including Ernie Brogno Larry Jackson Al Cicotte Lindy McDaniel. He cites Don Landrum as a potential leadoff threat and a deep outfield with Musial Moron Nie man Cunningham Flood James. Infield locks are White Javier Spencer Bower with Smith catching backed by Jaiski or Cannizarro/McCarver. Pirates loom as the team to beat in the NL, while San Francisco’s stars and Alvin Dark may rally the Giants.
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Larry Jackson
al Cicotte
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Stan Musial
Walt Moron
Bob Nieman
Joe Cunningham
Charley James
Curt Flood
Bill White
Julian Javier
Daryl Spencer
Ken Bower
Hal Smith
Hell
Carl Jaiski
Chris Cannizarro
Tim McCarver
Local Courts Week Schedule Highlights Upcoming Matches
Tuesday Middletown at Walkersville Frederick at Martinsburg Lincoln at Brunswick Emmitsburg at Thurmont. Thursday Lincoln versus Alumni St Josephs Emmitsburg at St Johns. Friday North Hagerstown at Walkersville Frederick at Westminster Thurmont at Middletown Brunswick at Emmitsburg Lincoln at St Johns. Saturday M S D at West Virginia Deaf. Sunday St Johns at St Josephs Emmitsburg.
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Westminster
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St. Joseph's
Muskrat Skinning Stakes Highlight Cambridge Show
Rus Insley of Md sets a national muskrat skinning record at 1 17.9 for five muskrats during the 16th Cambridge Outdoor Show. Isaac White of La finished third. Ted Ahcott of Sewards posted 1 32.2. About 1,200 spectators witnessed the event amid two days of competitions.
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AL Sewards
Louisiana
White
Umpires Meet Tonight as Fred. County Association Opens Year
The Frederick County Umpires Association holds its first meeting of the year on Monday February 6 at the American Legion Home in Frederick starting at 7 p m President Bob Remus calls for all members and potential umpires to attend. Oslo Norway upset the United States 4 3 in a pre world championship ice hockey match at Jordal Amfi Stadium Sunday night U S goalie Larry Palmer excelled. Brooks Robinson Signs 1961 Contract with Orioles with about 20 000 salary and 67 percent raise. he batted .294 last season, top among Orioles regulars.
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Brooks Robinson
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Duke and Cincinnati Threaten Cage Title Pace
The weekend showcased Duke’s 77 to 51 win over North Carolina to seize first place in the ACC led by Art Heyman’s 36 points. Cincinnati claimed an 11th straight win with a 77 to 60 victory over Iowa as Ohio State stayed hot with an 80 to 53 win over Michigan.
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Associated Press
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Archer Edges Fullmer To Stay Undefeated At MSG
New York 22 year old Joey Archer, a reliever from the Long Island docks, upset middleweight contender Don Fullmer by split decision in a Madison Square Garden TV bout. Archer, now 30 straight wins, dominated with long jabs as Fullmer, 21, sought his first title chance. judges varied 73 64 and 62 in Archer's favor.
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Devlin
Frank Robes
Leo Birnbaum
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