Palmer Opens 1966 On Rich Winning Note
Arnold Palmer wins the Los Angeles Open, finishing 72-8 for a 273 total to take first prize of 11 000. Dave Stockton shocks by finishing strong, while Paul Harney and Miller Barber tie for second at 276 as Palmer starts 1966 with a firm early lead. Palmer heads to Palm Springs for TV work ahead of the San Diego Open.
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Waymire's Town team wins unconventional opener
Waymire's Town, coming off a 15-1 last season, defeated Richmond 128 119 in a high scoring opener at Richmond. Tom Watson led Waymire with 42 points, supported by Ron Yingling with 26 and Bob Lewis with 18. Richmond's Ken Hamilton had 30, while Bob Erisman added 22 and Jerry Roberson 20.
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Barracudas Triumph Over Pomona In Close 79 73 Victory
Barracudas beat Pomona Town Team 79 to 73 with Bob Cole scoring a game high 36 for the Barracudas. Pomona’s Shoemaker added 24 as Freeman 16 Reusch 11 Gowens 4 Johnson 9 Ensley 3 contributed for the Barracudas while Kimbell 14 Cearfoss 8 Nelson 17 Bursgoon 8 Cearfoss 2 led Pomona.
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Matte Offense Lifts Colts In Consolation Victory
Tom Matte starred in only his third pro game guiding the Baltimore Colts to a 35 3 victory over Dallas in the Orange Bowl. He threw seven passes completed for two long touchdown connections to Jimmy Orr and earned the outstanding player award before 65 569. The Colts defense stifled Dallas, forcing turnovers and limiting drives as Meredith faced little rhythm.
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Hockey Results From The Associated Press Standings
Chicago 21 10 3 45 129 85 Montreal 19 10 4 42 118 81 Detroit 19 12 4 42 118 91 Toronto 16 18 5 35 90 95 New York 20 7 23 97 130 Boston 12 4 3 17 76 146 Sundays results Boston 8 New York 1 Detroit 4 Montreal 2 Chicago 5 Toronto 3
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Ottawa Cyclones fall to Emporia 50 47 in late rally
Ottawa High hoops sputtered scoring woes in a 50 47 loss to Emporia as Dave Payne scored 22 and 16 straight foul shots to spark a late bid. Emporia relied on Steve Bocquin’s 21 points to hold off a defensive Ottawa rally and end with the slight edge at the junior high gym.
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Area Game Re Scheduled At Williamsburg
The Central Heights Williamsburg basketball game is moved to Thursday January 13 in Williamsburg with a 7 p.m. tip. A Retrofit game starts the night’s lineup at 7.
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Illness Delays Mele Dinner In Quincy
A hometown dinner honoring Sam Mele of the Minnesota Twins in Quincy is postponed due to his illness. A spokesman said the event, set for Tuesday night, will be rescheduled next month if his health improves as Mele remains confined to Peter Bent Brigham Hospital.
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