Cypress Fairbanks and Krum claim boys basketball titles
Cy-Fair defeats Houston Wheatley 72 to 58 to win its fourth straight Class AAAA crown at the Texas state tournament in Austin. Krum edges Snook 52 to 51 in the Class B final. Bobby Metcalf sparked Cy-Fair with sharp shooting while Donald Dunlap paced the title team with 20 points.
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Arnold Palmer Wins Florida Citrus Invitational Title
Arnold Palmer captures Florida Citrus Invitation at Rio Pinar, finishing 18 under par 270 to edge Julius Boros by one stroke. Palmer’s win boosts 1964 Masters drought focus with Augusta looming, his 56th tour victory and $30,000 top prize. Boros carded 271, Kermit Zarley 273 for third.
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Dean Martin Tucson Open set for February event
AP reports the PGA Tournament Players Division names the Dean Martin Tucson Open to be held in February next year with Dean Martin's name added to the Tucson Golf Tournament roster. Brooks Dodge wins two Eastern Amateur Ski titles at Bromley Mountain in Vermont. Funeral services planned for Loyola New Orleans athletic director Robert Sabolyk. 1972 World Curling Championships slated for Garmisch Partenkirchen West Germany.
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Mann Wins Daytona 200 With Record Speed
Californian Dick Mann set a record average speed of 104.697 miles per hour to win the Daytona 200 motorcycle race in Daytona Beach Florida. The event proved grueling as Mann rose to the top amid tough competition and challenging track conditions.
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A dense sports page lists NBA standings for the Atlantic and Midwest divisions, ABA East and West divisions, and college results, plus race results from Daytona where Mann won the Daytona 200 and a fatal crash involving Rusty Bradley.
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