Allin Leads Citrus Palmer in Citrus Open Cut Falls Short
Buddy Allin, 28, led the Citrus Open after two rounds at Rio Pinar, posting 65 and 131 total 18 under. Arnold Palmer failed to make the cut, as did a crowded field. final two rounds awaited with Gibby Gilbert and Chi Rodriguez within one stroke of the lead.
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Haste
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Gurls
Wildcat golfers take third in Arizona Collegiate event
Arizona's No. 2 team finished third in the Arizona Collegiate tournament in Goodyear. Bob Davis led the Cats with 144 for the two day event and placed third overall. Other UA scores included Sieggreen and Buckelew at 152 and Byxbee and Reiber at 153. ASU claimed the title with 467 and its No. 2 team second.
Local spring sports results and match scores
Readable portions show multiple varsity results across boys tennis and related events. Key names include Palo Verde PV teams and opponents from Rincon Amphi Stanford and others with scores such as 6 0 60 and 10-3 indicating set outcomes. The fragment lists several match-ups and some by default or disallowed entries in a busy scoreboard style.
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Gillman named Oilers general manager with five year deal
Sid Gillman stated he will work with Bud Adams to unify the Oilers after being named general manager on a five year contract. Adams confirmed Gillman will have full control of decisions, replacing retiring John Breen. Gillman pledged to win consistently in Houston.
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Houston Oiler
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Yankees Seek Glory With Trade Half a Century Later
In Fort Lauderdale, New York trades Rob Gardner to Oakland for Matty Alou and acquires young outfielders Charley Spikes Rusty Torres catcher John Ellis and infielders Jerry Kenney. The Yankees aim to end an eight year drought since their 1964 title as Ralph Houk maintains optimism amid a late season collapse and high expectations.
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Roy White
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Matty Alou
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Ron Swoboda
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Rangers acquire Murphy trade for DeMarco in NHL exchange
New York Rangers pull right wing Mike Murphy from St Louis to join the club and ship out defenseman Ab DeMarco in an NHL trade. The deal reshapes a lineup with focus on strengthening forward depth and defensive balance.
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New York
New York Rangers
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St. Louis
Ab DeMarco
Stefanich regains Miller Open lead. Colwell finishes sixth
In Milwaukee, Jim Stefanich of Joliet regains the Miller Open lead after a 208-190 win in the final block, while Paul Colwell of Tucson finishes sixth with 9,371 pins, narrowly missing the five-man finals and earning 1,850. Mark Roth leads semifinals but Stefanich secures top seed for the telecast finale.
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Stefanich
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Mark Roth
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N.Y
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Jeader
Roth
Jimmy Wright
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Tex
Don McCune
Munster
Ind
Wineston Salem
N.C
Craig Mueller
Union
N. J
Colwell
Cal Golfers Sit Fifth in Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Belt
In Riverside California University of Arizona golfers enter the final round in fifth place trailing by 30 strokes. Southern Cal leads with 574 as UA stands at 60 USC's Craig Sadler atop medalist with 138 Don Pauley UA 147 and Keith Meyer 148.
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University of Arizona
Southern Cal
USC
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Don Pauley
Keith Meyer
Haag Leads UA Gymnasts To Victor In Invitational
Terri Haag powered the Arizona women’s gymnastics team to victory at the UA Invitational with wins on floor and balance beam. Barbara Olsen Wor l uneven bars and all around also scored high as UA edged out San Milena State and others in a tight team competition.
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Arbara Olsens
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Terry Haag
Braids Hilton
Asura
Pat Uneven Wars
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