Killy wins downhill as Americans suffer injuries in Grenoble
Claude Killy of France wins the rough Grenoble downhill in 1 59.85 as U S stars stumble. Billy Kidd places 18th amid injuries to Jim Barrows and Jere Elliott while Dennis McCoy trails. American women tie for silver in speed skating behind Ludmila Titova and Toni Gustafsson of Sweden wins cross country.
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Sun Devils edge Hawaii 60 to 58 in Honolulu showdown
Arizona State escaped with a 60 58 win over Hawaii in Honolulu as Seaburn Hill scored the decisive free throws with under a minute left. Roger Detter led ASU with 18 points while Hill added 13 as the Devils improved to 8 12 and prepared for a road test at Utah State. Hawaii played without top scorer Fred Smith who was ruled scholastically ineligible. Harvey Harmon led the Rainbows with 24 points.
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Bowerman embarrassingly outpaced by New Zealand joggers
In 1962 Bowerman toured New Zealand with Oregon's four mile relay team and found locals exceptionally fit. He jogged with Arthur Lydiard and later, at a public workout with about 200 joggers, could not keep up. The experience spurred Bowerman to promote jogging for health and co author a book with Dr. Harris on accessible fitness plans for all ages.
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Progress Friday February 9 1968 Page 9
A readable fragment from the Progress on Friday February 9 1968 highlights items on page 9. The brief text outlines local events and notices with focus on community items and short reports.
Powell Leads San Diego Open After First Round
Texan pro Jimmy Powell fired a 64 at Torrey Pines to take a two stroke lead in the 72 hole San Diego Open. Powell topped a field including Ray Floyd Rod Fernseth Ronnie Reif and Tom Weiskopf as Nicklaus made his first appearance since a Crosby pro-am showing.
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St. Andrews
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San—Jose
Ronnie Reif
Costa Mesa
Tom Weiskopf
Bedford
Ohio
Nicklaus
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Wrestling Opens Conference Meet at Coronado
Wrestling steals the spotlight as the Conference meet begins at Coronado with the first match at 6 30 p m. In basketball Corona do faces Kofa at Scottsdale High due to wrestling, Arcadia hosts Yuma, and six other city teams travel to Mesa for key games at 8 p m.
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Longest Desert Ram Found in Klondyke Area
An eastern Arizona pasture yielded a record desert bighorn ram with horns spanning 45 feet 4 inches and a Boone and Crockett score around 185. Planted in 1960 by the department, the ram was found on Duard Sanford’s Klondyke ranch, ranking about eleventh for record books. A separate Lake Havasu project launched Feb. 17 aims to promote a major recreation and watersports program in Havasu City with a $1500 tagging effort.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Schools
Scores list multiple games from colleges and universities including Duke, Illinois, Providence, NYU, Manhattan, Boston St., Worcester, Adelphi, Stony Brook, Merrimack, Grove City, Indiana Pa, Juniata, Edinboro, Le Moyne, Assumption, Worcester, Bryant, Vermont, Wake Forest, South Carolina, Ky Star, Wofford, Northwestern Louisiana, Nicholls, Dillard, Marietta, Ohio Wesleyan, Urbana, St. Benedict's, St. Louis, Memphis State, Creighton, Grand Canyon, San Diego, Redlands, Arizona, Hawaii and more with varied outcomes and point totals.
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American toothpaste ad touts fluoride gains
The speaker notes fluoride rising to prominence in toothpaste, driven by company initiative and advertising. They claim fewer cavities among the public and describe it as the American way of selling toothpaste.
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Pro Scores and ABA NBA Highlights From Evening Card
NHL results New York 3 Detroit 2 and Los Angeles 3 Pittsburgh 1. ABA scores New Jersey 123 Minnesota 121 and Denver 98 Indiana 91. Anaheim 122 New Orleans 118. NBA scores Baltimore 106 San Diego 102 Chicago 131 Detroit 110 San Francisco 126 Cincinnati 109. Seattle 115 Los Angeles 110. Silver Dollar listed.
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Joe Hunts Luncheon at Fashion Square Saturday
The luncheon at Joe Hunts Fashion Square features Chicken Creole, teamed Franks and German Potato Salad. Located at the corner of East Camelback Road and Scottsdale Road, the Silver Dollar is the venue.
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McGirr Tops Scottsdale Players of the Week in Beavers Run
Scottsdale High star Kevin McGirr earned Progress Player of the Week after scoring 13 points and grabbing 12 then 10 rebounds in two games while fouling just twice. Arcadia’s Jim Hardy, Saguaro’s Kirk Reinke, and Coronado’s Kevin Bowen were honored for their weekly performances.
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