Archer wins Greensboro Open in Augusta warm-up
Archer, 21, tops Palmer and Sanders at Sedgefield Country Club in a windy 267 total prize money reaching a career record of $800,000. Palmer finishes second at 269, Sanders third with 273, Stockton fourth at 274. Schlee shoots 62 to tie for eighth.
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Dick Lotz
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Tomeiskopf
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Babe Hiskey
Bill Martindsie
Dave Hil
MacLeod Named Oklahoma Freshman Coach At Sooner Program
Norman Oklahoma AP fresh man basketball coach John MacLeod, 29, was selected to replace Bob Stevens as head coach at the University of Oklahoma. OU President George Cross said regents approved the hire on a year to year basis. Stevens resigned after weeks of rumors, having led OU since 1962 with an 8-17 season.
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Hawks blast to NHL record as Rangers crushed 8-0
Chicago Black Hawks exploded for four goals in the second period to set a new NHL scoring mark with an 8-0 rout of the New York Rangers yesterday.
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Canadiens Clinch 2nd Place in NHL Finale
The Montreal Canadiens beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-2 to clinch second place on the final day of the season. Leon Rochefort scored the deciding goal in the second period, with Montreal taking a 3-1 lead, while Detroit finished in fifth and missed the playoffs for the first time since 1961-62.
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Twin Town Little League Final Signup Set
Final registration for Twin Town Little League will be held Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at Wynamskill Firehouse. All boys wishing to play must register at this time.
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Italy's Dino Zandego wins Flanders cycle title
Italy's Dino Zandego outsprinted Belgian Noe Fore to win the 182.2 mile Tour of the Flanders by two lengths. The winner clocked 6 hours 16 minutes.
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Leafs Beat Bruins in bid for third place
The Toronto Maple Leafs edged Boston 5-2 as Johnny Bower and Bob Pulford starred. Montreal sealed the playoff picture with a 4-2 victory over Detroit, leaving Montreal 77, Toronto 75, New York 72 in the final standings.
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Exhibition Baseball Bounces in Spring Fights Across Florida and Houston
A flurry of spring games features Dodgers beating Astros 4-3 in 17 innings in the Astrodome, and Yankees losing 9-3 in Los Angeles. Bruce Gibson returns strong. Wes Parker drives in three with a fourth inning double as St Louis edges Kansas City 5-2. Reds blank Phillies 2-0 as Clendenon powers Mets over Pirates and Boston downed by Pirates. Stroud shines for Chicago with 3 extra-base hits. Kaline key in Tigers comeback past White Sox 7-5 while Palmer pitches five for Baltimore against Atlanta.
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Exhibition Baseball At A Glance
Yesterday's results include Cleveland over San Francisco 17 innings, Chicago N over California 9, and St Louis defeating Minnesota 2 to 6. Today's slate features Atlanta vs Philadelphia in West Palm Beach, Cincinnati vs Detroit in Tampa, New York N. vs Chicago A. in Sarasota, and six more contests across Florida and Texas with several cancellations noted.
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Maxwell Wins Suggs Golf Tourney In Sudden Death
Susie Maxwell of Oklahoma City borrowed a driver and a putter for a sudden death playoff to win the Louise Suggs Invitational over Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth. Maxwell used gear from teammates and sank a 15‑foot putt on the second extra hole for $1,500. Haynie tied at 224 after a final bogey and 76. Windy weather affected play over Cypress Creek County Club.
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Wedekinds Win Despite Tart 62 Point Effort
Barry Kramer nets 45 for Wedekinds as they outscore Wilkes-Barre 169 166 at Linton. Laverne Tart tallies 62 for the losers, a new single game record against the Schenectady club. Joe Geiger adds 28 for Wedekinds as they reach 17 wins in 18.
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Sabich Upsets Schranz To Win Slalom Race
Spider Sabich of Kyburz California won the second men’s giant slalom at the Far West Kandahar Ski Races in Tahoe City upsetting Austria’s Karl Schranz. Sabich clocked 96.77 seconds, Beattie credited as Olympic team solid. Nancy Greene won the second women’s giant slalom. Karen Korfanta upset Greene in the first race.
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Sixers Hold Off Celtics to Take 2-0 Lead in East Final
Philadelphia built a 14 point fourth quarter edge behind Chet Walker and Wally Jones, then withstood a late Boston surge to win 107-102 in Boston. Wilt Chamberlain collected 29 rebounds and 5 blocks, Hal Greer 17, Havlicek led Boston with 26 as the series moves to Philadelphia for game three.
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Warriors Take 2-0 Series Lead With 143-136 Win
San Francisco's Bill Sharman led the Warriors past the St Louis Hawks 143-136 to take a 2-0 lead in the Western Division playoff. Rick Barry scored 47 points, Jeff Mullins 26, and Bill Bridges 26 for St Louis. Next games in St Louis on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Sacred Heart Wins Own Tournament In high school meet
Sacred Heart outscored St Brigid s 47 12 in the second half to win the Sacred Heart Intermediate Tournament 85 45 last night St Joseph s of Troy beat St Augustine s 62 48 for third place Sacred Heart held St Brigid s to three fourth quarter points to claim the title for the second straight year MVP Steve Galuski and Frank Fazziola combined for 43 points The scoring shows Sacred Heart Galuski 22 Fazziola 19 others 44 St Brigid s Burna 16 Lynch 12 Barnes 13 etc St Joseph s Cox 14 Wood 13 Rado 17 Pachman 3 etc SS Augustine s Morgan 10 Kilion 8 Sullivan 3 Buckler 14 Cheynire 7 Mahoney 14
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Italian rider wins Grand Prix in Adriatic Riviera race
In Riccione, Italy, Giacomo Agostini claimed the Grand Prix of the Adriatic Riviera motorcycle race. He rode a 500 c.c. MV Augusta to a 61.6 mile course in 40 minutes 35.5 seconds for an average of 78 mph.
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