Medal Starved U S Wins First Olympic Victory in Hockey
INNSBRUCK Austria UPI The medal starved United States scored its first Olympic victory in official competition by routing Germany 6 0 in a hockey match. Roger Christian and Dates Fryberger each had two goals to pace the American attack as the U S Men’s hockey team moved to 1 1 with five games remaining in the round robin. Russia led the medal tally with seven overall three gold, one silver and three bronze Finland had three medals two gold and one silver while Norway had two silver and one bronze. Skoblikova and a Nordic sweep dominated the skating events and U S women and bobsled entries trailed.
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Sifford Faces New Challenger in Palm Springs Open
Sifford heads into the Palm Springs Golf Classic with a fresh challenge from British Open champion Charlie Sifford and rival Gene Littler as the $100,000 event tightens the field. Notables like Nicklaus and Palmer post totals as Demaret, Deacon, and other circuit names chase strong scores across the Indian Wells course.
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Burns and Cudone reach semi finals in four ball golf
In Hollywood Florida veteran Maree Burns and Carolyn Cudone defeated defending champions Nancy Roth and Margo Michaelis by one hole in the quarter finals of the women's International Four-Ball Golf tournament. They advance to face Barbara Pay White and Julie Hull in the semi finals.
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Winter Olympics and college sports wrapup with scattered results
Unclear schedule and competition notes mix winter Olympics events and college teams. The report cites skiers, bobsled, hockey group play, and golfers with scores, including Casper’s stubborn par despite misfortune. It lists numerous colleges, players, and regional teams with scattered results and standings.
Sam Houston Bombs Cuero in District Golf Event Lead
Barnum from Belmont held his edge in the PGA club champions tourney as Sam Houston and Cuero battled. Key players include Barnum, Johnson of the district lead, and Stone with 26 points, while Cuero suffered a setback in the 54-hole event standings and Cuero’s team lingered behind the leaders.
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Saturday TV Sports Schedule Highlights Across Channels
Television listings show wrestling taped from Wrestlethon at 6. Other prime entries include George Howard versus Vern Downing on tape at 1 36 pm channel 12 and Dick Moorer versus Buddy Bo-Mar on tape at 2 30 pm on channel 4. Winter Olympics coverage from Twinbruck Austria airs at 2 30 pm and 5 40 pm on channel 12. Gulf CBS Classic on tape at 3 pm channel 4. Palm Springs Classic live from Palm Springs Calif at 4 pm channel 12.
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South San Ends Hopes Of Del Rio In District Showdown
South San Antonio Bobcats crushed Del Rio 73 9 to 3 9 in a District 15 AAA game at South San gym. Dugger led with 31 points, Black scored 26 5 and Salmon of Del Rio added 29 in district chase. South San extended its district win streak to seven and moved 25 3 overall while remaining 5 0 in district play.
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Fort Sill Cannoneers beat Randolph AFB in opener
Fort Sill Cannoneers defeated Randolph AFB 86 to 74 in the first game of a two game series at Randolph gym. Gary Wheeler led with 28 points and Gary Johnson added 26 as Fort Sill built a 41 by halftime while Randolph’s Bill LeFevre scored 45 in the defeat.
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Kyle Defeats Judson 80-48 in District AB game
Kyle beat Judson High of Converse 80-48 in a District AB matchup. Allen Miller led Kyle with 21 points while Ray Miller scored 8 for Judson. Kyle moved to 6 0 in district play, showing a strong halftime lead as the game progressed.
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Unicorns Victors Over Beeville In District Thriller
Beeville Trojan Bunny Wyatt scored 30 points before fouling out early in the third as Beeville dropped an 80 78 District 14 AAA game to New Braunfels Unicorns Friday night. Wyatt hit 13 field goals and four free throws.
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Boerne Roars Past Comfort in district showdown
Boerne Greyhounds avenged an earlier loss by routing Invading Comfort 76 to 41 to stay atop District 2A. Boerne led 38-28 at halftime and exploded for 20 points in the third quarter. Scorers included Motlen 26 Klein 25 San Miguel 10 Rendon 9 and Whitworth 7 for Boerne. Comfort's Linder 18 Linderman 12 Steading 8 Marquardi 6 Arizala 4 Al Bertha 2 led the Panthers.
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Eagle Pass Beats Kerrville in District H AA A clash
Eagle Pass Eagles rallied from a 3-14 halftime deficit to defeat Kerrville Tivy 50 44 in a District H AAA basketball game. Earle Pash Halley led with 19 points, Esquivel added 14, while Tivy’s Denedic 17 and Dimavery were top scorers for the visitors.
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Vikings Top SAC 98 to 83 in Friday Basketball
Del Mar Vikings rallied from a halftime deficit to defeat San Antonio College 98 83 at home. Bill Reeves led with 27 points, Buddy Greenwood 16, George Danson 14, and Mike Rio 13 while SAC’s David Porter scored 28 and Elwood Plummer 18 as Del Mar handed the Rangers its third loss in 20 games.
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Worrel Leads Alamo Heights Swimmers Into UT Invite Finals
Worrel of Alamo Heights High School qualified first in two events at the University of Texas High School Invitational, pacing five San Antonio swimmers into Saturday finals. He clocked 22.8 in the 50-yard freestyle and 57.7 in the 100-yard backstroke, with teammates Diehl Sykes and Petty also advancing. Bob Eason of Marshall joined finals, while Siefert tied for sixth in the 100-yard free but lost a swimoff. Spring Branch Memorial is favored, with one swimmer in each event and both relays qualified.
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Kelly Knights Triumph 93 to 62 Over Laughlin AFB
U.S.A.F. Security Service Knights defeated Laughlin Air Force Base 93 to 62 at Medina Base in a four two game series opener. Doug Williams led with 18 points as the Knights moved to 28 straight wins this season. Laughlin’s Bill Ackerman had 19 points while Willame and Talley posted solid totals.
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