Billie Jean Meet Salutes Fans at Long Beach Tourney
Long Beach hosts the Billie Jean King invitational four day event drawing 3,500 Saturday and 3,200 Sunday crowds. About 9,200 total attendance surpassed expectations, with volunteers and local groups praised for promotion and support for permanent stands at the BJK Tennis Center.
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Palmer and Lewis duel as they finish 1-2 at Pebble Beach
Dave Lewis and Palmer battle to a one-two finish with Lewis edging ahead on the final round. Palmer catches Shaw with an eagle on the second hole. Tom counters with four birdies in five holes to build a four-stroke lead with nine holes left and then coast to victory.
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Pete's 41 Stops Buffalo Silas Stars for Suns
Rookie Pete Maravich scored a professional high 41 points for the Atlanta Hawks in a 124 118 win over the Buffalo Braves. Silas contributed a Phoenix club record with 18 rebounds in the first half as the Suns beat the Cincinnati Royals 11999.
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Sixers Provide Test for Stumbling Lakers
The Lakers face a tough West Coast trip starting with Philadelphia as coach Joe Mullaney pushes defense and team discipline. Wilt Chamberlain was urged to alter his defensive style, while Jerry West returns from illness as Laker progress remains uncertain.
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Notre Dame Cagers Stunned by Duquesne Nelson Twins
Unranked Duquesne upset ninth-ranked Notre Dame 81-78 in overtime as 6-foot-10 Nelson twins dominated inside. Garry Nelson led Duquesne with 22 points, Barry Nelson tied late, while Notre Dame stars Carr and Goines scored 31 and 27. Kansas and Villanova won elsewhere in top-10 action.
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College basketball results from regional games noted
A garbled page lists numerous college basketball scores and teams including Oregon State, San Francisco, Villanova, Temple, and Notre Dame with various results and OT notes. The fragment mentions Akron, Albany, Butler, and Saint Bonaventure, with several player names and affiliations embedded in OCR noise.
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NHL to Support Penguin Team in Pittsburgh
The National Hockey League said it would continue to back the financially troubled Pittsburgh Penguins this season. League president Clarence Campbell noted the club's debt between 56 and 5.7 million and that the league has used its credit line since December 1 to maintain the franchise. Bids to keep the team in Pittsburgh are under consideration, with a decision expected after today’s Board of Governors meeting.
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Shreveport To Get Angel Farm Club In 1971
Shreveport will gain a farm team in 1971 when the El Paso Sun Kings, an Angel club in the Texas Baseball League, replace the Shreveykut Braves. Ray Johnson owns the team and Mel McGaha, ex KC Athletics and Cleveland Indians figure, will serve as president.
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Young poised for fourth Olympics in Munich 1972
Distance runner Georgie Young, 34, aims for a fourth Olympic appearance after a two mile win in the Sunkist Invitational, citing knee toll and family duties. He recalls three previous Games Rome 1940 Tokyo 1964 Mexico City 1968, and notes his medal at Mexico City's altitude. Rival discus and shot put stars Parry O'Brien and Al Oerter sit as benchmarks for repeat Olympians.
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French Yacht Closes on Canadian in Cape-to-Rio Race
Canadian schooner Graybeard led the Cape-to-Rio race toward Cape Town as Eric Tabarly in Pen Duick XI narrowed the gap. About six other yachts trailed by roughly 50 miles while winds reached 12 to 20 knots in choppy seas.
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Angel Manager Lefty Phillips to Be Honored at Pasadena Banquet
The Pasadena Sports Ambassadors host a banquet honoring Angel manager Lefty Phillips tonight at the Los Angeles Police Academy. Gene Antrys, chairman of the Angel board, will preside with Bob Reynolds and Dirk Walsh among the guests.
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Los Angeles Police Academy
Top Players Poised for Billiard Meet
Entries for the World Three in One Pocket Championships begin January 29 at the Los Angeles Elks Building. A record 120 players enter as promoter Fred Whalen offers $40,000, the largest prize in the event. Favorite Irvin Crane set $5,000 in the previous year’s straight pool championship in the same hall.
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