Julius Boros Wins Florida Citrus Open at Rio Pinar
Julius Boros aged 47 and father of seven wins the Florida Citrus Open by one stroke over Arnold Palmer and George Knudson. Boros shoots 1-under 70 to reach 10-under 274 for the 72 holes, earning $23,000 and moving to No. 2 on the year money list behind Palmer.
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Are the Sox learning to hit the ball
The Chicago White Sox finally show offensive potential in spring action beating Cincinnati 8-5 and posting an exhibition record. Highlights include Lee Elia Tom McCraw Buddy Bradford and Pete Ward with key hits. Other results across the league include Detroit Pittsburgh Atlanta New York and Baltimore winning on Sunday.
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Ryun and Patrick Duel for Future Track Supremacy
In Detroit at the NCAA indoor meet Patrick of Villanova edged Kansas star Ryun in the half mile Friday, signaling a likely rivalry. Patrick later anchored Villanova relays as Ryun posted a 3:58.68 mile to set a meet mark, with Southern California taking the team title.
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Northern Arizona Nevada Southern split baseball twin bill in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas, Northern Arizona and Nevada Southern split a Saturday doubleheader with NAU taking game one 6 4 and Nevada Southern winning the second 8 4.
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Go Millie and Gork Lindsay Triumph at Phoenix Greyhound Park
Go Millie wins her fourth straight in the feature race at five sixteenths of a mile as Gork Lindsay secures his sixth spring win in the second race. Both dogs show top form after earlier setbacks. the meeting runs until April 2 with Derby trials starting Wednesday.
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Arizona gymnasts lead WAC meet to NCAA bids
Arizona dominates the Western Athletic Conference championships in Salt Lake City. Five Wildcats qualify for the NCAA meet after winning events across the Deseret Gym including Pat Arnold Jeff Bennon and Cory Fox. Arizona State and BYU athletes also claim event titles in rings parallel bars side horse high bar and trampoline.
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Perry adds new pitch in Giants exhibition win over Indians
Gaylord Perry showed a new change-up that helped the San Francisco Giants to a 7-4 victory against Cleveland. He pitched three innings allowing two hits, as Willie Mays contributed two singles boosting his season average to .714. The Giants secured six straight hits in the fifth to take the lead, while their infield turned two double plays. Tonight San Francisco faces Chicago.
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