Bean takes Bay Hill Citrus lead with 64 as Palmer fumes
Andy Bean shot 64 to grab the first round lead at the Bay Hill Citrus Classic in Orlando. Arnold Palmer, unhappy with soft pins and tees, shot 70 and vented while Bob Nicklaus, Jim Colbert, Ed Sneed, Ray Floyd, and others posted strong scores. Bean had a blemish-free 7-under, with Colbert’s eagle finishing his 65 to sit one back.
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Arnold Palmer
Arnold
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Jack Nic
Thursday's College Basketball Scores From AP East to SWC
A packed slate shows Clark 68 over Coast Guard 59 and St. Thomas Aquinas 94 over Dominican 80. Maine 92 over St. Francis Me 70, McNeese 88 over SW Louisiana 86 in OT, plus many tournament results across conferences.
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Bay Hill Citrus Classic leads after first round play
Andy Bean shoots 64 to hold a one stroke lead at the Bay Hill Citrus Golf Classic in Orlando. Jim Colbert cards 65 for solo second, with Ed Sneed and Ray Floyd tied for third. In Sarasota Donna Horton White leads the LPGA event by one stroke over Hollis Stacy after 66. In Memphis and Dallas, Gerulaitis and Mayer reach quarterfinals in indoor and Navratilova and Evert advance in women’s play.
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Margolin
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Mima Jansovec
Austin
Renata Tomanova
Border Olympics Track Meet Seen As Aggies Favorite
A&M is favored to win the 47th Border Olympics in Laredo with four returning winners from last year, though Rice coach Bobby May notes form is early. University division features seven SWC schools plus Abilene Christian in college division, with Rice and Texas each defending two wins. Other teams include TCU, SMU, Lamar, North Texas.
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Kentucky and Duke struggle in conference tourneys
Kentucky edged Alabama 101-100 after Dwight Anderson free throws with eight seconds left in the SEC second round. Duke survived Wake Forest 58-56 in the ACC first round behind Jim Spanarkel’s late free throws. Indiana State remained undefeated at 28-0 after a 79-72 semifinal win over Southern Illinois. Other ranked teams won or lost in non tournament play. Truman Clytor sparked Kentucky’s win over Alabama to set a semifinal vs LSU. Auburn outlasted Georgia 95-91 in four overtimes. Spanarkel led Duke with 20 points.
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Boys Baseball Meeting Set At Pecos Center
A meeting will be held at the Community Center Banquet Room on 506 S. Oak on Wednesday March 7 at 8 p.m. to discuss forming Pecos Community Recreation Dept programs for 6 to 7 and 8 to 9 year olds this summer. Jim Edwards invites parents to attend and calls 445-4624 for more information.
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S. Oak
Pecos Community Recreation Dept
Jim Edwards
Community Center Hosts Volleyball Program Meeting
A February 28 meeting at the Community Center Banquet Room discussed forming a Spring Volleyball program for adults. Recreation director Jim Edwards said strong interest exists in women and mixed leagues with play from late March to mid May. Sponsorship would be 75 to 100 dollars per team and players would pay five dollars each per league. A follow up meeting is set for March 7 at 7 p.m. in the same room.
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Jim Edwards
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