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THE DAILY QKLAHOMAN Friday, Nov. 26, 1971 27 mmm mm irwm 1 Up mm On Arnie Visits Blazers, For the 1 sake of those Sooners who would like to take one last swipe at the Nebraskans before the week's over, the Oklahoma CHL Standings mmtsssmmmMmmKm Amp mm RUSSEU PIERSOJt 6:30 AM LX, Tulia Kansas City OKLA. CITY FARM NEWS WEATHER Fort Worth 7:00 Tlw Today Show Color THURSDAY'S RESULTS oaltat St Tulsa 1. Fort Worth 2, Kansas City 1. Only aimci scheduled.

FRIDAY'S GAMES HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S. C. (AP) Arnold Palmer bogeyed the final hole to let long shot Hale Irwin have sole control of the first round lead in the $110,000 Heritage Golf Classic Thursday. The 26-year-old Irwin, seeking his first victory after four years on the pro tour, fashioned a three-under-par 68 on the extremely difficult 6,655 yard Harbour Town Golf Links, one of the most demanding courses in the country. Palmer, enjoying one of his better seasons at the age of 42, was just one stroke back and tied for second with Dave Eichelberger, a 28-ycar-old former Oklahoma Stater who scored his first pro victory earlier this year and has won more than $100,000.

Bob Smith and Rod Curl were next at 70 with Jack Nicklaus one of a group matching par 71. Lee Trevino, the season's leading money winner and already named the PGA player of the year, took a disas-terous eight on the par three 14th hole en route to a fat 78. 'T didn't play all that bad, said. "I just hit four bad shots." "Generally speaking, I'm pretty well satisfied," said Palmer, winner of four titles this year and sharing the prc-tourney favorite's role with Nicklaus and Trevino. "But I'm mad as hell that I bogeyed that last hole." He had it three under par going to the 458 yard final hole, but hit a one iron second shot into a hazzard, blasted it out and two-putted from 25 feet for a bogey 5.

Today In Oklahoma Color Th Today Show Color Today In Oklahoma Color The Today Show Color Dlnoh'i PlacsColor Concentration Color Sola of lh Cnlury Color Hollywood Squor Color Jeopardy Color Who What Whr Gamo-CI NBC NEWS-Color NOON NEWS-Color mi City Blazers host Omaha in an 8 p.m. Central Hockey; League contest Friday in State Fair Arena. Omaha and the Blazers are tied for fourth in the CHL standings with 14 points each. The Blazers played the Knights in their first two games this season, winning the opener, 4-3, but losing the following night, 8-5. Following Friday's contest, the Blazers will return to the Arena at 8 p.m.

Saturday to host turnpike-rival Tulsa. Oklahoma City beat the Oilers, 4-1, in their last meeting in the Arena, but has lost both contests in Tulsa, 9-3 and C-3. NHL Standings 40-35-75 NEWS WEATHER Arnold Palmer 34-3975 36-32-68 Lannv Wfldklnj 33- 3449 Don Mosscnsale 34- 35-69 Randy Clover 33-3710 Sieve Sorav 36-34-70 jacK Mpnlsomery 35- 33-71 Randy Wolff SCHULTZ LARRY BROWN 3S-37-7; 1-37-74 MH-74 71 Rocky Thomoson 39-37-76 38-38-74 34-40-76 3-137-n Jock Nicklaus Lou Graham Mac McLcndon Dcane Scman Bob Lunn Leonard Thomas Roll Dcming 34-37-71 Babe Hlskoy Grlcr Jones Dave 47-34-7, 40.36-7, 35-41-7. Hoi 37-39-74 39-36-74 12:35 PM IN COIOK feokff "ill include John Blotlwell wh Billy Maxwell Den January Larry Wood Dow Finjterwald Dick Lotr. Terry Dill Bobby Mllchell Ted Haves Mason Rudolph curls Bicoker 32-9 72 Bob Stone 36- 36-72 Larry Zlcoler 34- 37-73 Richard Sncars Richard Crawlord 35- 38-73 Don Bles 3tUU Jm 38-3573 Herb Hooocr WWl sieve Rold 38-36-74 M0ny Kaser JHM? Rl Funstlh Jnn 37- 3774 Gene Perrell 39-38-77 38-39-77 38-49-77 "lhs New Hermemcu-lici." Willo Rooeri and Dovid More, Judgei lor a col Gooroo Kn Bob Goalbi Bob coalby Bob Murohv Bob Murohv Bert Yancey 37-37-: Doug Sanders Blanch.

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Rick Renaldo. Semi-Pro Game Set 'The Del City Phantoms will take on the Moore Road runners in a semi-pro football game at 2 p.m. Sunday at Del Cily High School's Eagle Stadium. Cage Scores 6:30 DRAGNET "The Big Enploiion" Sgl. Friday and OfdcsB Cannon aro lold about IOO poundi al high, velocity dynomile nbout 1o fjo oil bul iho loco tion it nal revealed.

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''Chronolog," the network's 90 minute news program, is examining TV CLOSEUP what it terms a major, human tragedy through newsman Bob Rogers, who produced the report, Rogers spent nearly two months in India and Pakistan filming the story. East Pakistan, Rogers notes, historically has been the scene of natural disasters floods, cyclones and famine. time the disaster Is strictly man- ma.d Two Cityans Win Gridiron Greenbacks Mark Dotson and Janice Tucker of Oklahoma Cily were the week's 5100 winners in the Gridiron Greenbacks football predictions contests conduct- ed by the Oklahoma City Times. Dotson was 18-2 in the College contest and Tucker 13-0 in the Pro both winning on yardage tln-Vironlfors. SATURDAY ON 4 8:00 PM OKLAHOMA CITY A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED EVERY TIME! If You Don't Need Two Suits, Bring A Friend and Share The Savings! 4-C0L0R SET.

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