East German lugers suspended for start tampering at Winter Games
In Grenoble, the International Luge Federation suspended three East German women including defending champion Ortrun Enderiein after accusations they heated runners to improve speed on the 1000 meter course. Ana Mang Mueller and Anzela Kmssel were also ousted pending formal notice. Officials cited jury action and complaints from competitors.
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Golfers Get Picky at Canyon Creek Club
Hundreds of members and families plan an all day cleanup at Canyon Creek Community Club Golf Course on Saturday. Chb champion A D Baughman leads greens committee in removing small Frocks that have appeared on the course since recent fans. Free beer on reaching the 14th fairway. buffet supper planned between 5 30 and 7 30 p m with children’s price.
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A D. Baughman
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Canyon Creek
U S Hockey Team Finds Stride in Olympic Play
The United States hockey team, under coach Murray Williamson, earned a first victory in Grenoble France defeating West Germany after a string of losses. The young Canadian-born coach said the team would press hard, though medals remained unlikely with remaining round robin games. Russia Czechoslovakia Sweden lead the standings as Canada trails.
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France
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Canada
Roundup sports notes and bids stretch across events and figures
A garbled roundup lists events from tennis, horse racing, and golf with names like Cliff Rochey, Sanjines, and Welskop. It mentions a 40 million band Championships, PGA money leaders led by Tort Welskop, and horse racing plans and possible rest for Damascus.
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Jan
Ku- Volers
Seale
Abelpoy
Arthur Ashe
Cliff Rochey
Stedham
Mex
Artian Mansue
Stallings Signs Four San Antonio High School Stars to A and M
In mid afternoon Tuesday at Los Angeles International Airport an unofficial signing event saw four San Antonio high school players commit to Texas A&M. Assistant Coach Bud Moore and San Antonio Aggies facilitated the ceremony for potential freshmen including MacArthur quarterback and defensive back prospects, with ties to Southwest Conference programs.
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Bud Moore
San Antonio Aggies
A&m
Mike Bunper
MacArthur
Rick Oberlins
Sifferson High
Walter Mills
McCellum Tackls
French girl captures slalom medal at Winter Olympics
Marlee Goitschel of France won the women's ski slalom with a two-run time of 85.86, clinching the gold as U S contenders were disqualified for missing gates and Judy Nagel fell in the decisive heat. Nancy Greene took silver and Annie Famose bronze.
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Marlee Goitschel
U.S
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Enumclaw
Wash
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Canada
Annie Fame
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Allen
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Kiki Cutter
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Este
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Goitschel
Mise Greene
Iver
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Steni Christing
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Figi 2ht I t Ak a Psu i s
Bealmont, Ter. Yate RM bine he Let Anger.
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Marichal Signs Giants for 1968 at $100000
The San Francisco Giants announce pitcher Juan Marichal has signed a 1968 contract worth 100000 dollars. Dominican sources in Santo Domingo say he is fully ready and should win 25 games for the Giants this year despite lingering doubts about his injured leg.
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Santo Domingo
Comas Miliary Institute
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Cks
Office of Sports
Oll
AU Giants
Left Handers Dominate Golf and Bowling Headlines Across Texas and Nation
Underwood headlining at Florida golf event and notable names like Steve Melnyk Rik Massen and Doug Olson eyed strong fields in Texas and national tours. Lefty bowling stars Mildred Mazzarella and others lead the Voted Woman Bowler of the Year, with record 300 games and multiple national titles highlighted as top athletes prepare for spring championships.
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Hal Underwood
del Rio
Steve Melnyk
University of Florida
John Carr
San Antonio
Florida U
Rik Massen
Neldsdale
Texas U
LSU
Holston
University of Houston
Se Bahamas
Dave WikiChip Stewart
Earl
Rami
Underwood
Houston
Doug Olson
Houston U
Gall Digest
Augusta
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Georgias
Aig
Tomament
Avis
Phoenix
Davis
O.K
South American Safaris Promised in Braniff Catalog Tour
Curtis Carpenter, son of a famed guide, edits material for Outdoors Inc. and Braniff International. The Braniff catalog South American Safaris outlines trips across eight countries with climate, itinerary, and prices. It highlights fishing and hunting in Argentina Chile Ecuador Peru and Brazil with notes on target species and methods.
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Port Isabel
Carpenter
South America
Anski
Wee
Curtis Carpenter
Outdoors
Outdoors, Inc
Braniffnternational
Chile
Peru
Equador
Cabo
Kip Farrington, Jr
Argentina
Amazon
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