Harney wins San Diego Open in upset over Irwin
Hale Irwin faltered at the goal line as Paul Harney, a veteran club pro, seized victory in the Andy Williams-San Diego Open at Torrey Pines. Irwin led early, but Harney closed with 70 to take the title by one stroke over Gardner Dickinson, with Bruce Crampton and others close behind.
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George Knudson
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Bert Yancey
Takashi Murakami
Tan Part
Trough Sanders
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Litfler
Lee Trevino
Stamey
Varney
Jewin
Giant photographer finds small world in Sapporo
Freddie Wilcox, 7-foot-1/2, a Breckenridge photographer on a Far East tour for the Denver Olympic Committee, describes hotel rooms and taxis forcing him into tatami sleep, chairs, and front seats as he endures head bumps while meeting Japanese hospitality. He notes Japanese crowds’ quiet fascination and autographs, contrasting with stares in Germany. Crown Prince Akihito’s airport appearance drew subdued interest from locals.
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Shorty
Wilcox
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University of Colorado
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Akihito
Sports Calendar Highlights For Tuesday Night Events
In Belmonte Plaza Olympic Pool Tennessee faces Cal State Long Beach at 7 30 p m Boxing features Armando Man ix against Emile Griffith at the Anaheim Convention Center. Long Beach Auditorium hosts wrestling while billiards stage the World 14 1 championships at Elks Building Los Angeles. Santa Anita opens at 1 p m for horse racing.
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Long Beach Auditorium
Elks Building
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Santa Anita
Trade sparks Expos and Royals in charity game for kids
In a cloak and dagger setup at Blair Field, Jimmy Campanis was traded again as the Nationals defeated the Americans 7-4 in a charity baseball game benefiting amateur programs of the Southern California Baseball Association. Key players included Don Buford, Don McMahon, Bob Bailey, and several Long Beach alums, while Dodgers and Angels stars were scarce due to injury concerns.
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Gene Mauch
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Angels
Joe Moeller
Syd O’brien
Roger Repaz
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Jimmy
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Don McMahon
San Francisco Giants
Bob Bailey
Expos
Long Beach
Bailey
Cardinals trade Burns rivals for Edwards Williams Gillette
In a league trade the St Louis Cardinals send running back Cid Edwards and wide receiver Dave Williams to the San Diego Chargers for running back Senn Burns and wide receiver Walker Gillette. Burns and Gillette are identified as Chargers players with prior draft histories and injury notes. Virginia Wade defeated Françoise Durr in the Virginia Slims final to win $18,000 with a 6 3 6 5 score.
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Dave Williams
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Walker Gillette
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Fiurns
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Hingham
Mass
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France
Pacific destroys 49ers as Tarkanian laments
Pacific raced to a 20-2 early surge and rolled past Cal State Long Beach 104-6 in Stockton. John Gianelli led the Tigers with seven points while Bernard Dulaney and Pat Douglass added four each. The loss marked Pacific’s first over CS Long Beach in 26 games and dropped the 49ers to a 1-6 Pacific Coast Athletic Association record.
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John Gianelli
John Errecart
Bernard Dulaney
Pat Douglass
Dick Edwards
Lamont King
Cal State Tigers Surge Past Frustrated 49ers
John Dixon reports Cal State pulled away after a 12-0 run and led 50-32 at halftime as Charlie Ratleff hit 44 points. Errecott dished seven assists in the opening period while Gianelli scored 14 at the break. Long Beach State, having lost to the Tigers previously, faced a tough first half and trailed by 18.
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Wilt Reaches NBA Rebound Milestone in Lakers Win
Wilt Chamberlain pulled in 24 rebounds to become the all time NBA leader with 21 734 boards as the Lakers defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 153 191. The 13 year veteran called the record meaningful alongside his 40.4 PPG 1961 62 and 48.3 MPG 1966 67 marks, praising consistency over a long career while coach Bill Sharman lauded his adaptability.
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Wil Chamberlain
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Bill Russell
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Wilk
Aaron
Mays
Anitas
Bill Sharman
Book Duane Thomas On Pot Charge Book Duane Thomas On Pot Charge
Dallas Cowboys running back Duane Thomas and his brother Bertrand were arrested on marijuana possession charges after a Hunt County police stop searching for a stolen car. Each was freed on 5000 dollar bonds. Officers Wendel Jeter and Worman Gray reported marijuana smoke in the car, finding two bags of marijuana and rolling papers.
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Tiane Thomas
Dallas
Thomas
Bertrand Thomas
Wendel Jeter
Worman Gray
Hunt County
Thomas Brothers
Austria may quit ski events after Schranz disqualification
SAPPORG Japan Austrian Olympic Committee plans an appeal of the IOC disqualification of veteran alpine skier Karl Schranz. If the appeal fails, Austria may pull out of the Winter Games beginning Thursday. Officials warned all options remain open, and the alpine team will not train on Tuesday. Schranz contends he is being punished for a general issue, not a crime.
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Pruckner
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Roller Games on KCOP and radio with Fred Heaster
Roller Games coverage on KCOP Channel 18 and radio segment with Fred Heaster. The show airs at 6 PM featuring game analysis and highlights across television and radio broadcasts.
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Fred Heaster
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