Hebert Leads Palmer In Phoenix Open Thriller
Jay Hebert and Arnold Palmer battled for a one stroke lead at the Phoenix Open as Hebert shot a five under 67 and Palmer matched a 67 in a high scoring round. Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus chased with 136 and 137 respectively as 70s era stars pushed for the final rounds.
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Tommy Roll
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Johnny Patt
Tllinois
Dick Hart
Duren Reports Late to Angels in Palm Springs Camp
Palm Springs, California report that Duren, a noted pitcher for Mrs. Duren, arrived late to the Los Angeles Angels camp to try out the new enlarged strike zone amid illness in his wife Beverly. The delay was attributed to personal duties and health concerns affecting his schedule at the camp.
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Softball Tryouts Called by Glow Worm A C Untouchables
The Glow Worm A C Untouchables call a Sunday practice at Lambert Beach Brackenridge Park. Manager H Rios welcomes all players especially pitchers. Sun heat leaves players tired but eager to start the season.
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Trinity's Baseball Set to Go After Break
Trinity University returns from spring baseball schedule and eyes upcoming games. Coach Frediversity names returning lettermen such as Ezell McCarty Mattingly Olfers Gallaspy Stroth Ward Baker as the Tigers prep practice at Olmos Park and Fort Sam Houston facilities. The team finished 1983 with nine wins and 11 losses.
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Pat Olfers
Don Gallaspy
Gaylan Stroth
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Colts Set Home Times For 1963 Schedule
The Houston Colts announced starting times for the 1963 National League home games. The April opener with the San Francisco NJ champion will begin at 1 0 pm, along with all day doubleheaders and weekday day games. Sunday games start at 2 20 pm, with night games at 5 20 pm. Special league permission allows Sunday night games to avoid heat.
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Pitcher reflects on improved high strike zone effect
The pitcher notes the new strike zone rising to shoulder height, curious how a higher fastball will perform. He mentions staying wild earlier and aims to test the altered ruling in competition.
Fort Sam Houston Dominates Rec Tournament Night
Fort Sam Houston rolled to its 193rd straight win and 25th in 26 starts as it routed South Texas College in the City Recreation Department basketball tournament. Saldana's Grocers, Brooks AFB Flyers, and St. Philip's Roosters posted other wins at Woodlawn Gym and the Sam Houston sports arena with Bracks and Lassiter scoring high.
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Panama City Open Leaders Tie On Five Under Par
George Knudson of Toronto and Jim Her re of Crystal River Fla share the halfway Panama Open lead after posting five under par 67s for 138 total. The field includes Dita Ferree and other players with a mix of local and international names noted in the recap.
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Toronto
Jim Herree
Crystal River
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Eric Vossier
Milan_ Maruste
Ron Thomas
Strolocisa
Freud Dosereddie Lottingwll
Dies ‘Shesean
Gunderson and Roth Reach Palm Beach Amateur Finals
Palm Beach Florida. In the women’s amateur golf tournament at Breakers Golf Club, JoAnne Gunderson of Providence Rhode Island defeated Ann Casey of Mason City Iowa 4 and 2 in the semifinals to reach the final. Nancy Roth, 23, of Tollywood Florida defeated Phyllis Preuss of Pompario Beach Florida 4 and 2 to advance.
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Clarice Bartlett Nets Two Holes in One at Brackenridge
Clarice Bartlett scored two holes in one on the Brackenridge number two hole Friday. She aced the 15 yard par three with a davood l while playing with Margie Devine.
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Downing Leads Pro Bowlers at Louisville Open
Pro bowling scene highlights include Downing leading money list with strong showings, Joe Conrad’s 19th hole golf center hosting junior lessons, and a busy weekend with junior and women’s programs. Notable names appear in results such as Joe Conross, Ed Martin, and Luis Flores in a dense, event-filled report.
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Earl Johnson
Minneapolis
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Andy Rogotntem
Ray Fhre
Bill Dunette
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Jock Ayddatie
Joe Joseph
Dee
Chuck Klein
Encarypenter's
E. Esquivel
Menry Markings
Luis Flores
Robert Soto
Joe Conross
John Conroy Crokey Chedwell
Ed Martin
Ralph Cardunay
Thusimat Guets
Mark Masterpool
Korty Kahn
Ed Dyxslad
Peacock Sets Scoring Mark in Military Academy Game
St Petersburg Fla UPI report on Peacock Military Academy as it hosts a double round. Schreiner, led by Taylor and Stith, clash with Peacock in a 15.99 dollar Prepara League game. The readout shows scoring totals and top performers as the team breaks a record in defeat.
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Nory
Wallioms
Payne
Masotne
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Gaver
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Brooks AFB Flyers Prep for Fort Sam Five’s Clash
Brooks AFB Flyers assemble for a key USAF five event against Fort Sam at the Sports Arena in Charleston. Coach Nicholas J. Hricka leads a seasoned roster with Ken Roy managing, featuring stars like Dave Wilson, Sylvester Lassiter, Ty Recca, Charles Parks and Charley Halls. Newcomers include Chuck Wolf and several returnees from last season’s title run as the team vies for a summer proving ground and potential all-air tournament qualification.
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Charles Parks
Steece
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Baton Rouge
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Bruce Stann
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N.C
Mann
Brooks Jam
Chuck Wolf
Cincinnati
Ohu Rieko
Walt
Charles
Flyers
Fort Worth Track stars shine at Los Angeles indoor games
An international field gathers for the Fourth Annual Los Angeles Indoor Games. Texas athletes including John Roderick and Danny Roberts compete in middle and distance events while stars like Robert Cozens Fred Haagen and Bruce Brumel star in field events. Moscow, New Zealand, Canada, and Jamaica are represented as Brumel and Snell headline a deep meet. Ralph Boston and Era-Orvanesyan highlight the jumps alongside Brumel in the high and broad jumps.
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Russia
John Roderick
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Canada
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University of Houston
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Robert Cozens
Way Bint
Fred Haagen
Rice
Peter Snell
Danny Roberts
Aers
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Paugh
Valery Builshey
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George Kee
Southern
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TLC Bulldogs Rout Dallas In Texas Lutheran Net Victory
Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs defeated Dallas University 52 to 48 with Grimves scoring 16 points and Gaffney adding 4. The win sends TLC to a Monday night matchup against St Edward's in Austin.
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Lackland AFB Warhawks win district B basketball title
Lackland AFB Warhawks sweep the district B tourney at Randolph AFB to claim the Air Training Command title, defeating Keesler AFB and earning a spot with Chanute and Sheppard AFB in the ATC tournment Feb 19-24 at Wichita Falls. Nathaniel Causley of Chanute was voted MVP after averaging 28.2 points across four games.
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SMU Gets a Shot at Texas in Big Southwest Clash
SMU travels to Austin to challenge Texas for the Southwest Conference title era. The Mustangs seek a win at Gregory Gym to halt Texas drive toward the league crown after Texas Tech hosts Rice and A&M visits TCU, with Texas aiming for its fastest 6-0 start since the 1959‑60 era.
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Two Tilts on Local Cage State
Brackenridge meets Fox Tech in District 16 4A action at Alamo Stadium gym at 7 37 p.m. Brackenridge seeks 6 2 district mark while Fox Tech aims to rebound. Highlands faces MacArthur in TS 4A tilt at 6 44 p.m. Highlands looks for a seventh win in 10 starts as MacArthur tries for a third win in 4 0.
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Pizarro Throws Third No Hit Thriller in Puerto Rico
Juan Pizarro pitched his third no hitter of his career in a 5-5 Inter-American Series game in Balboa Puerto Rico. The White Sox ace fanned 10 batters and retired the final 18 in order as he held Venezuela to no hits in a dramatic late show.
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Sports on TV Saturday and Sunday Highlights
A schedule of weekend broadcasts features Bowling pro tour events in St. Louis at 2:30 p.m. Saturday on channel 12, color coverage on channel 4, with golf all star matches at 4 p.m. on channel 4 and rodeo programs from Scottsdale at 4 p.m. on channel 12. Sunday includes a golf match with Palier and Player versus Finsterwald and Goalby at noon on channel 12, plus color golf on channel A at 3 p.m. and a rodeo themed feature titled Story of a Cowboy at 1:30 p.m. on channel 5, followed by bowling between Ray Schanen and Fred Lening at 2:30 p.m. on channel 12.
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Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Bob Goalby
Jim Shoulders
Ray Schanen
Fred Lening
Pam
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