Palmer Aims for Third Phoenix Open Title Despite Storm
Arnold Palmer seeks a third straight Phoenix Open crown as play resumes after a mid afternoon hail storm at Arizona Country Club. Palmer led after 54 holes with 203 strokes, while Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus contended behind him as severe weather caused extensive damage and one death.
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Arnold Palmer
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Tony Lema
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Turbyfills Carry Lead In Centennial Handicap Bowling
Turbyfill topped Bowl Wick with 661 handicap total while Tilson led Sky Lanes at 676. Scores show Lewis Turbyfill and Danny Tilson as early leaders, with 20 entries at Bowl Wick and detailed men and women divisions highlighting Dot Turbyfill and Helen Troutman. Cincinnati Bearcats extend undefeated streak as Yates Bonham Wilson and Thacker pace attack in a slate including LSU Duke and Stanford upsets.
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Aaron Bailey
Dot Turbyfill
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Charles McNeil
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George Williams
Jack Pedro
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Jack Grimmett
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Oscar Robertson
Paul Hogue
Tony Yates
Ron Bonham
Tom Thacker
Cincinnati
Stubborn Bradley
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West Virginia Intercollegiate tournament radio deal set
A 12 station network will air the 26th annual WVC tournament championship in Charleston in February 2023. WMMN Fairmont won broadcast rights with Frank Lee coordinating coverage. Preliminary games will be aired by multiple network stations including WTIP WTA WEPM WBOY WDNE WMON WJLS WOVE WROY WLOH WAJR and others.
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World Tennis Champion To Appear At Center
World tennis champion Ken Rosewall and fellow stars will appear in a series of matches at Charleston Civic Center on February 28. The card includes Rod Laver Andres Gimeno Luis Ayala Barry MacKay and Earl Bucholz as part of the International Tennis Players Association tour organized by promoter Jack Kramer.
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International Tennis Players Association
Jack Kramer
College Scores Pack Weekend Hoops Across Regions
United Press International reports Saturday basketball results from the East Midwest and Southwest regions. Notable scores include Bucknell 53 Lehigh 48 and Princeton 61 Yale 58 in the East, Missouri 69 Nebraska 61 and Indiana 86 Michigan 90 in the Midwest, and Texas 77 Southern Methodist 62 plus UCLA 78 Stanford 86 in the Southwest.
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Kelso beats Aidan in Semi nole Handicap race
In Hialeah Kelso defeated the favorite Aidan by nearly three lengths at the $52,800 Semi noble Handicap. In Philadelphia Barry Mackay beat Rod Laver 10-8 in a professional tennis match.
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Rod Laver
Changes Seen In Monday Night Handicap Loop
Bowl Wick league halves shift as Mabscott Supply leads with 5-1, N and W Railroad and Al's Linoleum hot on tail. Wipperman Construction, Basile Meadows falter after weekend defeats. Industrial Handicap tight race with six teams at 8-7 and Beckley Hospital closing in.
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Old-Time Golfer J H Taylor Dies at 91
J H Taylor 91 famed British golfer and five time British Open champion died in Northam England on Sunday. The death closes a storied career that helped shape modern links play and earned him the title grand old man of British golf.
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Hockey In Review Highlights Howe Joyal Duo In Wings Win
Eddie Joyal, a rookie who scored his first NHL goal, helped Detroit beat Toronto 2-1 as Gordie Howe added his 27th goal to close in on Rocket Richard's record. Chicago extended its lead with a 4-2 win over New York, while Montreal rallied to tie Boston 5-5. In the AHL, Providence toppled Baltimore 5-2 and opened a four-point lead over Quebec for first in the Eastern Division.
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Peepers Corner Bowling Scores Debate In Raleigh
A Raleigh Register piece argues for publishing bowling scores in the Centennial Handicap Tournament. It says scoring keeps competition lively, helps entrants, and mirrors sportsmanship, while detailing handicap rules and prize plans at Sky Lanes and Bowl Wick. It notes four prizes and trophies for men and women champions and top scorers. Also mentions the Golden Gloves first round at the Recreation Building with Dr I B Anderson as ring side physician.
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Russians Beaten in Los Angeles Indoor Games
The Los Angeles Indoor Games saw several international stars defeated. Valery Brumel and Valery Bulishev lost respectively in the high jump and 1,000-yard run while Igor Ter-Ovanesyan won the broad jump by inches. Peter Snell left hopeful of a May return to face Jim Grelle and Jim Beatty. Marilyn White won the women's 60-yard dash in 7.0 seconds.
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John Thomas
Valery Bulishev
Igor Ter- Ovanesyan
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Jim Grelle
Jim Beatty
Finland
Olvar Salonen
Poland
Witold Baran
Darren Porter
Teresa Ciepla
Snell
New York
Thomas
Ralph Boston
San Francisco
Grelle
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Ter-Ovanesyan
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Vision Pacesetters Win 5-2 Over Springfield Indians
The Vision pacesetters defeated the Springfield Indians 5-2 while the Rochester Americans edged the Pittsburgh Hornets 3-2 in Sunday action.
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