Nicklaus Fires 67 To Lead Crosby Pro Am On Sunny Day
Jack Nicklaus shot a five under par 67 to lead the Crosby Pro-Am at Monterey Peninsula and Pebble Beach. Mike Morley and George Johnson tied for second with 68 as conditions stayed near ideal and many scores rose above 80.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Billy Casper
Gene Littler
Tom Weiskopf
Hale Irwin
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Tony Jacklin
Crosby
Tom Shaw
Monterey Peninsula
Nicklaus
Mike Morley
Jack Tuthill
Tour
Morley
George Johnson
Bruce Summerhays
David Graham
Bob Wynn
Gary Groh
Jim Colbert
Johnson
Summerhays
Cypress Point
Graham
Wynn
Colbert
Groh
Spyglass Hill
Five finalists named for Arizona Pro Athlete of the Year
Curley Culp Charley Taylor Jim Palmer Cai Ftorek and Curtis Perry comprise the five finalists for the Arizona Pro Athlete of the Year award to be presented at the Phoenix Sports Award Dinner Feb 10. Winners chosen by PPBA members with Del Webb's Towne House as the venue.
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Arizona
Phoenix Press Box Association
Arizona Sports Award
Curley Culp
Charley Taylor
Arizona State Stars
National Football League
Jim Palmer
Scottsdale
Baltimore Orioles
Cai Ftorek
Phoenix Roadrunners
An Curtis Perry
Phoenix Suns
PPBA
del Webb
Culp
Taylor
NFL
Kansas City Chiefs
Houston Oilers
George Halas
Women's Golf Scores at Villa Monterey and Arizona CC
Marion Warddrip shot 14 in Class A and Carolyn Albinson led Class B with 14. Noel Spain posted 14 in Class C and C Rel Covington 14 in Class D. Emily Farnham carded eight with the Niners. Pat Martin finished 14 in Class A for Coronado Niners. Ragsdale Rea Billing Schuyler tied 16 in Class B. Papenhausen led Class C and Lois Riley 30 with Judy Panks 31 in Class A for fewest putts at Arizona CC Nordeen Abbott 29 Class B and Mary Jones 29 Class C. Fran Matthews 31 Class D.
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Marion Warddrip
Carolyn Albinson
Villa Monterey CC
Noel Spain
Rel Covington
Emily Farnham
Coronado
Pat Martin
Jeanne Ragsdale
Janice Rea
Anita Billing
Judy Schuyler
Gerda Papenhausen
Lois Riley
Judy Panks
Arizona
Nordeen Abbott
Mary Jones
Fran Matthews
Chuck's Choices: Turf Paradise selections by Badone
Handicapper Chuck Badone previews Saturday races at Turf Paradise with three horses per race and names his best bet El Sensitivo in the eighth. He notes recent picks and claims six winners on Wednesday's card including Little Old Lady and Albert G among others.
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Turf Paradise
Chuck Badone
Becky
Mr. Deposer
Pappa
Tab
China Zeal
Nevade
Donbeffeet
Fire Flower
Trecaway
Fintry Castle
el Sensitivo
Badone
Little Old Lady
Albert G
Friendly
Ron
Clare
Imp
Slim
Trim
Classified cash from selling unused items
Readable text suggests a classified ad offering cash for unwanted items. The message urges readers to call 994-9311 to get money for items no longer needed. No dates, names, or places beyond the phone number are provided. The tone is promotional and direct, typical of a classifieds insert.
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Dial
Spark Plugs rally to hold off Rupert in city clash
The Spark Plugs edged Rupert 55-54 after a late Mike Mc Cabe basket, with Mike Crim scoring 12 for the winners and Jack Lorbeer leading Rupert with 21. Other league scores include King Korps 92 68 over Rajsich, IBM 42 38 over AiResearch, St. Daniels 53 46 over Pera Three, and forfeit win by The Hunkers over National Life.
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Rupert
Mike McCabe
Mike Crim
Jack Lorbeer
King Korps
Rajsich
Joe English
Burl Lake
Tom Nicoli
Dave Renke
IBM
AiResearch
John Petrusha
St. Daniel’s
Jack Wolfe
Pera
Doug Newlin
Hunkers
National Life
Doug Stover
Sixth Street Gym
Red
Jim Shrim
Larry Queen
Red’s
Wizards
Morrall Honored as Conservationist of the Year in Arizona
William R. Morrall of Flagstaff was named Conservationist of the Year at the governor's awards banquet presented by Attorney General Bruce Babbitt. The ceremony, sponsored by the Arizona Game Protective Association, also recognized Leon Fager Jr., Kenneth Fooks, Walter White, the Boy Scout Troop 152 youth group, the University of Arizona Wildlife Society chapter, John Stair, DeWayne Smith, Rep. Don Steward, and Fred J. Wirth for various conservation roles.
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Phoenix
William R. Morrall
Flagstaff
Bruce Babbitt
Arizona Game Protective Association
Leon F. Fager Jr
Kenneth Fooks
Chandler
Walter D. White
Mesa
Boy Scout Troop
Tucson
University of Arizona
The
Wildlife Society
John Stair
DeWayne Smith
Don Steward
Fred J. Wirth
21-under wins Ray Scott fest at Rio Verde Country Club
Jim Young of Moon Valley and Jim Clark of Chicago combined for a 21-under-par total to win the two-day Ray Scott Bicentennial Golf Classic at Rio Verde Country Club. Ray King of Rio Verde and Mel Erickson of Palm Springs tied Gordon Gemmill and Dave Price of Rio Verde for second with 20 under par.
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Jim Young
Moon Valley
Jim Clark
Chicago
Rio Verde Country Club
Ray King
Rio Verde
Mel Erickson
Palm Springs
Gordon Gemmill
Dave Price
Savior nips YMCA No. 2 in church basketball thriller
Abiding Savior edged YMCA No. 2 53 52 as George Koepke scored 16 points and Joe Sentivanac added 13 for the winners. Bob Lockman and Nick Velimirovich each had 14 for YMCA. Scottsdale Methodist routed YMCA One 108 08 with Gary Petit 22 and Davey Rush 12. Randy Rush 12 and Tom Hogue 10 led Baptist in a 49 46 loss to Scottsdale Presbyterian.
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YMCA
George Koepke
Joe Sentivanac
Bob Lockman
Nick Velimirovich
Scottsdale Methodist
Gary Petit
Davey Rush
Scottsdale Presbyterian
First Baptist
Randy Rush
Tom Hogue
Baptist
Park to grow Grand Canyon acreage with LWCF funds
The National Park Service plans to add 3538 acres to Grand Canyon National Park using part of the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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Washington
National Park Service
Grand Canyon National Park
Best Bets and Placings for Race Card Night
The listing shows multiple horse names and numbers with BEST BET Bargain Day in position seven and tenth race, and BEST QUIN 1-7 across the tenth race. Other entries include Rebel's Cota Donna F and Willie De Marco with various numbers and abbreviations.
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Rebel
Cota
Be” Prompt
Bino
Donna F
Willie de Marco
Darleen
Fast Lass
Curtey Joe
Gar Bow
Trow
Garland
Dilly
Kim
Wonder Gal
Jack
Rachel
Eb’s Crook
Mr. Fitz
Inkian Robin
Mr. Noe
Charley Bubbles
Foreman Lyle Showdown Looms At Caesars Palace Las Vegas
Former heavyweight champion George Foreman faces Ron Lyle in a 12 round comeback clash at Caesars Palace Las Vegas starting 2 p.m. PST Foreman odds at 5-2, favored to win if early, while Lyle aims to spoil Foreman bid to reclaim the crown. Foreman trains with Gil Clancy and seeks a quick finish, challenging a veteran in a high profile desert city bout.
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Las Vegas
Nev
George Foreman
Muhammad
Ali
Zaire
Africa
Foreman
Ron Lyle
Caesars Palace
Lyle
Clancy
Desert
Arizona All-Star Girls Gymnastics Meet Highlights Young Talent
The second annual meet at Arcadia High School features 11-year state champions Kristi Rechlin and Kari Lewis. Both are likely national contenders. Rechlin from Pueblo Elementary coached by Stormy Eaton, and Lewis from Pueblo Elementary coached by George Kreutzer. Including Cindi Reed, Linda Ramseyer, and others from Desert Devils and Twisters, the event starts at 7 p.m. with $1 adults and 50 cents kids under 12. proceeds go to Arizona Women's Gymnastics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kari Lewis
Arizona Twisters
Kristi Rechlin
Desert Devils
Arcadia High School
Pueblo Elementary
Lewis
Rechlin
Pueblo
Stormy Eaton
George Kreutzer
ASU Alum Lerrin LaGrow to Lead Loloma League Clinic
Former Arizona State pitcher and Detroit Tigers player Lerrin LaGrow will conduct a three hour pitching clinic for Loloma Little League at Supai School. The session begins at 9 30 a m on Saturday and targets major and senior league boys from Loloma II. It will cover all facets of pitching.
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Lerrin LaGrow
Arizona State
Detroit Tigers
Loloma Little League
Supai School
Loloma II
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Palmer
Washington Redskins
Don Maynard
Ftorek
World Hockey Association
Roadrunners
Cy Young
Perry
Suns
National Basketball Association
Chuck
By Chuck Badone
City Victory
Morrall
Dog Selex
By Perry Matuel
Phoenix Greyhound Park
Metro Melee
Puma Shoes
SUN
Ron Barr
Gary Naderer
Dave Berman
E. Main
Gil Clancy
ASU
Lon and
Chris Hoege
W. Broadway - Mesa
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