San Diego Open Goes To Casper
Casper wins the San Diego Open at Stardust course with a 268 14 under par totaling seven under in the final round. The 5 foot 10 inch American from Bonita led Tom Aaron Don January and Paul Bondeson to claim top prize money of 5800 and 3100 respectively in the PGA event. Aaron and January each earned 3100 and 2150 with Bondeson at 2150.
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Calif
UPI
Billy Casper
Casper
Bonita
Tom Aaron
Don January
Stardust
Aaron
Tom Wee
Columbus
Otto
Texan
Paul Bondeson
Palms
Bob Zimmerman
Dayton
Ohio
Dave Hill
Ronnie Reif
Charles Coody
Chris Blocker
Jal
N.M
Bondeson
Billy Casper Capes
Tomweiskop
Hull nears scoring mark with four goal game
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks scored his 36th goal of the season and 300th of his career in a 6-5 loss to the New York Rangers. The setback keeps Chicago tied for first with Montreal as Hull extended his ascent toward a league record 51 goals in a season.
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Jean Beliveau
Ralph Backstrom
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Boston
Charlie Hodge
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Norm Ullman
Detroit Red Wings
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Celtics Defeat 76ers Without Wilt in Rough Losses and Leads
Boston Celtics beat the Philadelphia 76ers 137 to 122 as Wilt Chamberlain, suffering ptomaine poisoning, sat out and Bill Russell left the game with a pulled arm muscle. Boston led 74 53 at halftime and saw Philadelphia rally in the third, but the cushion held. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas sparked Cincinnati past Detroit 32 points lead. Hagan scored 33 in St Louis Hawks 136 128 win over Baltimore.
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Revel Turn Skiing Rhythm Drill by Curt Chase
Ski instruction from Curt Chase describes a serpentine wodel drill on a gentle slope. Begin with sinking forward toward the poles as they set near the tips for rhythm. Progress by lifting ski tails and sliding edges side to side to develop smooth flowing turns. Next: Revel turn.
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Curt Chase
Aspen
Cole
ISKATE CHAMP DRAMMEN NORWAY SPEED SKATER WINS
In Drammen Norway Svein Erik Stransen of Oslo won the 1500 meter speed skating race and placed third in the 10000 meters to claim the national title. Defending champion Jed Anton Maier finished second while Per Ivar Moe, the world champion, took third.
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Drammen
Norway
UPI
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Oslo
Jed Anton Maier
Per Ivar Moe
Basketball Scores Across Numerous High School and College Games
A long list of scores from high school and collegiate basketball games. Notable showings include Moorefield 70 Petersburg 58, Parkersburg 64 Wellsburg 56, West Liberty 7 high note, and major college results with West Virginia, Penn State, Duke, Kentucky, and many others posting wins or close tests. The page aggregates regional and national results with many teams and venues referenced.
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Keyser
Martinsburg
Pennsboro
Newport
Ohio
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Benwood Union
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Welch
Williamson
Seth
Marsh Fork
Massanutten
Greenbrier Military
Oak Hill
Mt. Hope
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Penn State
Bethany
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Marshall
Collegiate Roundup Top College Fives Take Final Exams
The top college teams sit idle this week as exams take precedence while Duke, Providence, UCLA, and Texas Western pause action. Duke, 14 of 15 and 12 straight wins, beat Wake Forest 101-81 behind Jack Marin 36 points. Kentucky rose to 12-0 with a 96-83 win over Vanderbilt. Cazzie Russell led Michigan with 39 in a 93-86 victory over Northwestern while Purdue’s Dave Schellhase scored 38 in a 91-82 win over Illinois.
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Wagner
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LaSalle
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Delaware
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Austin Peay
Citadel
E. Carolina
Virginia
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J. Hopkins
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Steub
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Jimmy Walker
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Boston College
Stanford
Bruins
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Bob Wilson
Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Dave Schellhase
Dave Bing
East All-Stars Dominate West In Pro Bowl Showdown
The East All-Stars crushed the West 36 to 7 in the Pro Bowl, forcing eight interceptions and tying the game’s record for most one-sided victory. Cleveland Browns figures led the effort with Frank Ryan guiding the offense and Jim Brown scoring three touchdowns. Defensive standouts included Dale Meinert and Paul Krause, as well as Mel Renfro, Cornell Green, Chuck Howley, George Andrie, and Maxie Baughan contributing to the turnover-heavy win.
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Eatoee
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Meinert
Paul Krause
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Mel Renfro
Cornell Green
Chuck Howley
George Andrie
Maxie Baughan
Eagles
Brodie
Vince Lombardi
Renfro
Jim Bakken
Cards
Tommy McDonald
Rams
Namath Named Top Offensive Star in AFL All-Star Game
Joe Namath, rookie of the year, came off the Houston bench to throw two TD passes to Lance Alworth as the AFL All-Stars defeated the Bills 30 to 19. Namath completed six of ten passes for 89 yards, with key third quarter completions and a late scoring strike.
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UPI
Joe Namath
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Namath
Lance Alworth
Buffalo Bills
Houston Oilers
San Diego
Ernie Ladd
Earl Faison
Bills
AFL
Gino Cappelletti
Alworth
Pepitone Confirms Yankee Switch to Serious Life
Milton Richman reports on Joe Pepitone of the New York Yankees announcing a serious shift from his famous playboy image. The 25 year old says he’s changing for his fiancée Diane Sandre, aiming to improve and focus on baseball with a weddingplanned this year.
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N.Y
UPI
Cape Kennedy
Joe Pepitone
Christine Jorgensen
Steve ‘Souchock
Aamag
Yankees
Pepitone
Diane Sandre
Diane
Pepitone Rumors, Strained Ties Highlight Baseball Life
The account centers on Pepitone and fiancée, recounting tension with a former partner and hints of career decisions. She recalls his dislike for Pepitone and his preoccupation with leaving the game. Pepitone contemplates quitting as he reflects on baseball shaping his life and responsibilities ahead.
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Ace
Fiante
Clay May Not Fight Terrell After Dinner Notes
New York headlines report Clay saying he is not willing to dive in yet as negotiations with Terrell continue. Jim Deskin of the World Boxing Association questions enforceability, urging federal legislation as the solution to boxing's problems. The gathering honored Jackoe, retired boxing editor, with the James J. Walker Memorial Award. The event also referenced Jersey Jones and Gen Mel L. Krulewitch in attendance.
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Clay
Terrell
Jim Deskin
World Boxing Association
Jack Oe
United Press International
James J. Walker
Jersey Jones
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Mel L. Krulewitch
New York State Athletic Commission
WVU Coaches Seek New Talent During Layoff
West Virginia University basketball coaches, led by Bucky Waters, plan a 10 day recruiting push during final exams to find new talent for rebuilding. Waters highlighted the Penn State upset and noted key players Benfield and Eyol contributed, while practice will be light during exams but intensified on Saturday.
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UPI
West Vic University
Bucky Waters
West Virginia
Alec Pitt
Waters
Penn State
Bob Benfield
Bill Ey
Indiv Ual
Ryczaj
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