Golf oddity Owens shoots 65 to share lead at Tucson Open
Charles Owens, cross-handed and with a fused knee, ties for the lead with George Archer after a seven-under 65 at Tucson National. Lou Graham and defending champion J C Snead sit one stroke back at 66, while Lee Trevino struggles with putting in the Dean Martin-Tucson Open.
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Oiler Safety Man Kenny Houston Aims for Pro Bowl
Los Angeles AP Kenny Houston of the Houston Oilers discusses his unlikely record run and focus on interceptions and touchdowns. The 27 year old safety reflects on past drops, height and technique as he prepares for the AFC All Stars in the 22nd Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum. Houston notes his nine interception touchdowns over five seasons, surpassing former records, and explains how concentration and practice improved his hands and scoring chances.
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Hawkins dazzles as Suns top Knicks in 130-109 win
Connie Hawkins poured in 40 points, including 22 in the first half, lifting the Phoenix Suns past the New York Knicks 130-109. Walt Frazier led New York with 21 points, while Dick Van Arsdale added 26 and Clem Haskins 21 for Phoenix. In other action, Elvin Hayes scored 27 and Calvin Murphy 22 as the Houston Rockets beat the Cincinnati Royals 104-87, snapping Cincinnati’s five-game hopes with Nate Archibald adding 27 points and 11 assists.
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Gyms Closed Saturday But Open for Basketball Saturday
Ottawa Recreation Commission announces gyms closed Saturday due to supervisors out of town. Gyms will operate as scheduled Sunday.
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Flyers edge Black Hawks 3-2 after Kate Smith anthem
Philadelphia Flyers beat Chicago 3-2 at the Spectrum as Kate Smith’s rendition of God Bless America again replaces the national anthem. The win marks the Flyers 13th victory of a rough season with a team meeting held midweek and a guarded response from captain Ed Van Impe.
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Pro Hockey Hockey East Division Standings and Results
Hockey East and West division standings list teams Boston New York Montreal Toronto Detroit Buffalo Vancouver with records, goals for and against. Thursday results Philadelphia beat Chicago 3 2 Buffalo defeated Vancouver 1 0. Weekend schedule includes New York at California and multiple matchups across divisions.
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Prep Scores Tournament of Champions results across multiple venues
The list shows 12 rivalries and matchups from the Tournament of Champions and other events. Notable outcomes include Coffeyville 66 over Chapman 59, Yates Center 55 over Spearville 50, Atwood 56 over Dodge City 41, Inman 68 over Sterling 59, Salina Central 89 over Washington 48, Hutchinson 83 over McPherson 55, Topeka High 5 over Junction City 65, Topeka West 68 over Wichita East, Shawnee Heights 55 over Humboldt 0, Parsons 46 over Marysville 36, and Scott City 81 over Dighton 53 with Scott City 65 over Goodland 45. Lt others noted include Garden City 69 over Wichita Heights 63 and Salina Central 89 over Washington.
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Bowling Bits Week of Jan Bowling News Highlight
Top bowlers for the week ending January 14 include Audra Schmoe with a 204 game and Sue Lane a 570 series. Franklin Savings led team highs with 807 game and 2,269 series. Franklin Savings sits first at 54-26, Ottawa Bowl second at 47-12. Local standings include many players and teams with high games, series, and splits listed. first-half winner noted as Bent Fender Body Shop. Notices urge tournament entries to Hazel Liegerot.
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Mary Perez
Ruth Hoover
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Gwen Pederson
Viola Dodd
Carleen Seaborn
Sharon Ackerman
Jim Warhurst
Arlene DeCaeny
Distance Star Skirts AAU To Run For Sunkist Glory
George Young, preparing for his 15th international season, vows to race unaffiliated with the AAU at the Sunkist Indoor Games two mile event. The Casa Grande, Arizona native, Olympic bronze medalist, questions AAU funding and promotion while balancing family life and a pursuit of a doctorate. If selected for Munich he would be the first U.S. distance runner to appear in four Olympics, competing under his own name.
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Bowling Scores Across Leagues Highlight Top Spares and High Games
A compiled list shows league leaders and top scores from AMF LEAGUE ROYALT to CAMRON-TOWNER. Notable performances include Wolgast 231, 627. Mueller 203. Spears 557. McCurdy 193. Weems 519. Bechtel 175. Jackson 237. Hall 482. Foster 179. Hayden 157.
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City League scores and player totals from division A games
City League Division A results list Rex's Barber Hermreck Wieneke Burgoon Jackson Morton lead off for Rex's. HIATI'S Suffron Keim Crane Shisler Adamson total 25-4-11. Boise Cascade Kueser Foltz Brown Burkdoll Gretencord Robertson Snow total 27-7-8. Sportsman Horn Burgoon Thornbrugh Dillon Jameson Oest Driver total 41-9-11. Waymire's Lewis Drumright Mendell Porter Underwood total 26-6-7. Sikes Davis Michel Dunn Walburn Ferguson Starks total 27-3-11.
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Young Aussie Wins AP Female Athlete of the Year
Evonne Goolagong, age 19 turning 20, wins The Associated Press Woman Athlete of the Year 249 votes, after defeating Margaret Court in Wimbledon final. Chris Evert and Billie Jean King follow in votes. Goolagong the first foreigner since 1962 Dawn Fraser to earn the AP honor.
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IOC Denies Secret IOC Meeting Report
International Olympic Committee information director Monique Berlioux rejected a Vienna newspaper claim that a 74 member IOC held a secret December meeting in Luxembourg. She said the last IOC meeting was in Luxembourg last September with full press coverage, and the next meeting in Sapporo on January 28 will decide on proposed disqualifications for the Sapporo Winter Olympics.
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