Openings glow as Killy, Fleming, Monti loom at Grenoble
Olympic ceremonies begin with Gen. De Gaulle among 80,000 spectators as Jean-Claude Killy Peggy Fleming and Eugenio Monti draw global attention. 1,500 athletes from 37 nations march in. weather clears for cold, clear competition.
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Grenoble
France
Charles DeGaulle
Jean-Claude Killy
Peggy Fleming
Eugenio Monti
Dan Killy
le Superman
Austria
Toni Sailer
Fleming
He Darling
Colorado Springs
Colo
America
Brussels
U.S
Dan Monti
Italy
Killy
Gerhard Nenning
Edmund Bruggman
Switzerland
Bill Kidd
Stowe
Jim Heuga
Squaw
Palmer Wins Desert Classic In Sudden-Death Drama
Deane Beman, 29, nearly toppled Arnold Palmer as he shot 65 to finish 12 under and 90 holes 348 at Bermuda Dunes. Palmer birdied the 18th in two and won in a playoff witnessed by Eisenhower Reagan and other dignitaries.
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U.S
Casper
Palmer
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Dwight DD
Eisenhower
Ronald Reagan
Beman
Year Of The Porsche Bigger Engine Hints In 1965
Alfa Romeo of Italy with three small entries at Daytona finished fifth sixth and seventh reportedly prepares a larger three liter engine for Sebring Porsche also works on a bigger engine than the 2.2 liter used in its three car victory sweep but it may not be ready for Sebring or this year’s races Vic Elford 32 started and finished the winning Porsche Sebring saw faster GT 40 Fords from England though one failed after four hours and the other after 15 hours
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Nenning
Braggman
Killy
Kidd
Heuga
Safier
Stade de Glace
Miss Fleming
Tina Noyes
Arlington
Mass
Janet Lynn
Rockford
Monti
Cortina D’ampezzo
Boris Said
Fair Haven
America
Sted
Tony Nash
Robin Dixon
Romania
West Germany
United States
Paul Lamey
Manchester
N.H
Gary Sheffield
Lake Placid
N.Y
Terry McDermott
Birmingham
Mich
Neil Blatchford
Northbrook
Dianne Holum
Mary Meyers
St. Paul
Minn
Soviet Union
Lydia Skoblokova
Daytona Beach
Fila
Porsche
Sebring
Alfa Romeo
Italy
Daytona
Huschke von Hanstein
Vic Elford
England
Cyclones take second in EKL wrestling tourney
Ottawa High finished runner up at the East Kansas League meet held in Turner after Bonner Springs led with 104 points. Ottawa totaled 77 as two Cyclones Bob Abbott and Mark Waymire won their weight classes. Abbott also won the Olathe Invitational with one loss. Nine Ottawa grapplers claimed places, including second for Dan Bush Gary Wadkins Gary Abbott and Terry Shoemaker.
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Douglas Underwood
Ottawa High
Turner
Bonner Springs
Ottawa
Rosedale
Olathe
Bob Abbott
Mark Waymire
Abbott
Otetawa
Grapplers
Dan Bush
Gary Wadkins
Gary Abbott
Terry Shoemaker
Fred Brown
Dean Chapman
Steve Hinton
Cyclones
Olae
Manhattan
Arkansas City
Emporia Downs OHL Sophs In Home Conference Loss
Emporia defeated the Ottawa High Sophomores 58 to 40 at Emporia. Hartman led Emporia with 18 points while Stauffer had 11 for Ottawa. Ottawa shot 40 percent from the field and 14 fouls to Emporia’s 25, with Ottawa’s Tetwiler 9 and Kloster 8 the top efforts. The sophomores next visit Turner in Kansas City then host Lawrence Saturday at 4 p.m.
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Ottaswa High
Otetawa
Ottawa
Hartman
Bill Stauffer
OHS
Lee Tetwiler
Steve Kloster
Turner
Kansas City
Lawrence
Stauffer
Woolard
Tetwiler
Kloster
Shelden
Thompson
Torres
Bralend
Kraft
Brown
Woodbury
Luedtke
Ralston
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