Nicklaus, Palmer, Player Lead Opening Phoenix Open Round
The 28th Phoenix Open at Arizona Country Club opened with Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player leading at five under par 67. Cary Middlecoff and others followed with 68 while 45 players went under par and 26 matched it.
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Arizona Country Club Fairways
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Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
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Player
Jay Hebert
Palmer
Jimmy Clark
Tommy Aaron
Bob Harris
Julius Boros
U.S
Australia
Los Angeles
Ruben Limas
Like Duffer He Takes Big 15 At Phoenix Open
Dave Hill, the Jackson Michigan pro, posted a 15 on the par five 18th at the Phoenix Open. He hit drives into a palm tree, played a provisional ball with penalties, and his subsequent shots went out of bounds. He ended with nine penalty strokes for the hole.
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Jackson, Mich
All Local Quints At Home Tonight
Three Scottsdale high schools host Class AA Division I games with Yuma squads visiting Arcadia Coronado and Tempe. Kofa seeks revenge after a 53-52 loss at Arcadia while Coronado aims to upset Yuma after a 62-37 early-season win. Scottsdale hosts Tempe as part of the league schedule with all games at 8 p.m.
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Yuma
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Arcadia
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Tempe
Kofa
Lnennan
Mtane
Dons
Turf Para dise opens Saturday workouts with free coffee
Turf Para dise launches public workouts each Saturday morning from 7 30 to 9 00 with free coffee and doughnuts for fans and the public address system providing information on each horse.
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Phoenix
UPI
Turf Paradise
Thursday's Result: Cincinnati Edges San Francisco 134 129
Cincinnati defeated San Francisco in the lone scheduled game, finishing 134 to 129. The high scoring matchup highlighted key performances from both teams in a competitive shootout.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
De Nicci Outpoints Pusateri In Boston Bout
Joe De Nuci of Newton defeats Mike Pusateri of Brockton by the judges count in a 10 round boxing match in Boston. The bout lists both fighters at 166 pounds.
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United Press International Boston
UPI
Joe de Nucci
Newton
Mass
Mike Pusateri
Brockton
Big pay boost for Killebrew and other signings
The article notes Harmon Killebrew agreeing to a 1963 salary at the high end of the Twins range after a 48 home run season and 126 RBIs. It also reports signings and terms for Charley Neal and Galen Cisco with the Mets, Bob Johnson and Eddie Watt with the Orioles, Ed Charles Jose Azcue and John Wyatt with the Athletics, and several Cardinals players set for Feb 18 batting practice in St. Petersburg under Branch Rickey’s plan.
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Minnesota Twins
Calvin Griffith
Twins
Orlando
Fla
Bill Pleis
Gerry Arrigo
Ed Charles
Jose Azcue
John Wyatt
Kansas City Athletics
Charles
Azcue
Wyatt
St. Louis Cardinals
Gerry Buchek
Dal Maxvill
Gary Kolb
Phil Gagliano
Doug Clemens
Leon Carmel
St. Petersburg
Branch Rickey
Turf Entries Lead Saturday Racing Card at Local Track
Tomorrow's entries list nine races with purses from 1000 to 1500 dollars for 4 year-olds and up. Horses include Flying Orphan Final Reading Apple Twig Charming Pixy Run Sam Run Lowry Lauri Rose Revere and West Park among others with weights and odds. Races span six furlongs across maidens to claiming events in a full card.
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Flying Orphan
A. Peone
RE. DeAlba
Apple Twig
R. Correa
Charming Pixy
G. D. Smith
Sam Run
D. Howell
Lowry Lauri
J. Benite
Space Strider
L. Murray
Mr. Butterfly
R. Clink
S. Luark
Montague
H. Dittfach
Leet Bay
E. DeAlba
Fairy Dighton
B. Yeager
Wire In
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Unk
K. Bernis
Pestadhar
M. Kruger
Miss Keel
J. Andrews
Kay
Comet
G. Hunt
D. Bramble
Connie M
B. Wall
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Pre
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Lollia
Carnethy
T. Gomez
Pali Kea
L. Knowles
Selections 1 Final Reading Run Sam Run Rose Revere
REST BET Cara Sorella Rth race with listed entries including Cara Sorella Sully’s Star Im poster and Avenger Boy Tulane Interference 109 Whats My Time Mighty Fine Second Fleet
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Tulyar
P. Porter
G. Hunt
J. Lambert
M. Kruger
Jigaloo
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Iva Beau
J. Noble
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Ware
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JoAnne Gunderson Leads Palm Beach Amateur Golf Tourney
JoAnne Gunderson, a 23 year old Providence RI school teacher and former ASU standout, defeated Doris Phillips 3 and 2 at the Breakers Golf Club to reach the Palm Beach Women's Amateur Golf Tournament semifinals. Gunderson three putted three greens but closed strong with pars on the 10th 13th and 15th to seal the win.
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Twyman Sparks Royals Past Warriors in Uneasy Showdown
Despite a public feud with coach Charley Wolf, Jack Twyman led Cincinnati with 26 of 37 points off the bench as Wilt Chamberlain torched the Royals in a dramatic second half. The Royals won 134-129 behind 33 from Oscar Robertson and 21 from Adrian Smith.
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Jack Twyman
Cincinnati Royals
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
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Globetrotters to Face Seagulls in Tempe Charity Game
The Harlem Globetrotters meet the Atlantic City Seagulls tonight at Sun Devil gym in Tempe. Proceeds benefit the Phoenix Press Box Association scholarship fund aiding high school graduates pursuing college education.
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UPI
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Phoenix Press Box Association
Golf pros join 2nd Little Tournament of Champions field
Panama City report lists Julius Boros Don Finsterwald Cary Middlecoff Bob Rosburg and Doug Sanders among the 12 professionals invited to the 2nd annual Little Tournament of Champions set for February 23 and 24. New York report notes Dick Van Impe of the Cleveland Barons suspended six games by AHL President James G. Palmer for pushing a referee and using abusive language after a game in Pittsburgh.
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UPI
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Pittsburgh
Dallas Texans Consider Move to Kansas City
Lamar Hunt owner of the Dallas Texans discussed with Kansas City officials the possibility of relocating the AFL champions to Kansas City. Hunt would decide after business considerations. Texans GM Jack Steadman accompanied him.
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Notre Dame Edges Boston College in Early Ivy Showdown
Notre Dame defeated Boston College 74 to 68 as part of a crowded college basketball weekend. The slate included notable results across the East and South with players from Syracuse Niagara Furman and Indiana (Pa) among others contributing to the day’s scores.
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ASU and U-Cats Clash in WAC Rivalry
In Tempe, Arizona State hosts Arizona in a Western Athletic Conference game aimed at extending Ned Wulk's streak against the Wildcats. ASU leads 17-2 to 10-10 and features stars Joe Caldwell and Al Johnson in a high profile intra state duel.
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al Johnson
Death of famed Italian cyclist Guerra described as human locomotive
Learco Guerra known as the human locomotive of Italian cycling died after a long illness in Milan. He rose to fame about 30 years ago and became a legendary figure in cycling circles.
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