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6RLANDO, Fla <AP) - Ar-.raid Palmer, ^aUiig on tb* old magfcthat made him the most popular player of his time,; fought off tenacious * tlHus Boros ami. scored his second; victory of the season Sunday in j the H»,«0 Florida Citrus In- ! vitatiooal Golf Tournament

Th« 41~year-ofd Palmer had a final rmmd IS for 279, 18 under par on the g,*4S-yard Rio Pinar Cooiitty Club course and beat Boros, the 31 ycar-oki National ^niors champion, oy a tingle stroke.

Boros, who twice tied Palmer in the sweltering beat, had a ft: aa2 4 » f < * m : T

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"hing" list with inore than

Palmar, who was wiaatagiar second titte in. htt last four starts, hailed down the triumph

- wiih^ bewtifui approach shot on the 13th hole thai left him Hlth an ei rt-toot p m for the btrdta that brpke the (teal tla. J » a fbdd Boros, pUiyijia

- |oi|-%aUted Paln»r-had a . chaaee to tie H with a birdie on

the ifaal Ma. Be mtead the

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freea to the. right and chipped for the Wrd that would de * b«t the haB j*A m hyt<he

Kemit Z^Hey, jfce ir/f caaar dian Open champ» was alone ia third with a l i tor CT,

Jerry Heard, a *?est.*(i who shared the ftnt-rouad lead with Palmer, had a * for 174 atsJ W4S tied at that 0&u*g with Tom Weiakopt who shot * .

Four players, heeded by for­mer PGA champ Dave Stockton, were tied at tiS. Abo at that figure were veteran Uooel He-bet, Frank Beard and Qihhy Gittert. Stodctoa apd GQbert

_ ta retain Wi pqittwi as. tba gimiri pcamier

attractksi, was tied wtth Boros lair the top apot, going teta the overcast, aaagnr 'flhal round

As I»B^, Palmer drew the bon'i shar* <5T the ftB^f « over fi.aw, his fans whooping and hoUering over the course; flowing through the treee and iroond the lakes.

Re baited out quickly, taking a string of three crniw?ntive birdies, starting on the secobd, while the horde chortled and cheered.

Palmer put an eight iron IS ladies tnm the flag oil the sec ood hole, missed the green bat chipped in cm the third and

That gave Mm a twc etroke ead avsr Beroa, but it

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by a stroke when ha .missea a snort pou ea xae nan. hole te this Uwoey a va» siga, j scored from 1* feet OD the ataA to make the margin twa agaia.

Re i>ir«ed the Ilth from » feet hat bogeyed the 14lh when

oft a fivVfoot ptrtt.

Boroe btrdnd the meats later lad they were lied.

a xafaat pult iw t i n t % ea the Uth. But Boros btrdfted it right behiod him, eeochng II down "to the final few betel aad the key birdie oo » e 17th thatj pushed palmer's all-time ey figure to |1,340,37L

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LAKE FJ4SED, 8.Y. i m *$ M Austrthn man and an m&m gkl etuefged Sunday -us bined Alpine events champions In their respective divisioBS of the Kennedy Interftatioaal He-mortal Wimer Games held at

vWh5eface Mountain near here.

The. women's champion, Ana-hid Tesgian, Jg, ef Turin, cap­tured two firsts and p ihlrd^in. the three - event competitioii whfle Hkns Te$ar of Austria •wore the crown, for the me&.

In Stmday s final eveht, the gi-aat riaKmrxwcg: a »-gate course, Was Teaman flashed &x4 be-Him ImyXmGicm* •:••

Mvf'mm Rathbone, S» * 9mftogtxmr Vt f toished to f t t f t Pamela Reed,», of Meri-ifith, H.R, at n.M ah3 Miss Tesgian at «w;Diettod {Qds of Austria i aced fourth wfth a tima of 8t:«7 and Penny Dmry of Canada, fifth at ».$?.

Tesar tied for fth pla£* in th€ nriea giMt stalom turning in ah

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ARNIT8 ARMY IS HAPPY w gpectMars ' iflcr he caiae eai ef flt«

la hMfa tte hale. Pnh»er capterad the Otrai Iavtta dslMd title by eae' strain with fHiowe *U.mmi par, tt was

whi dds yew arffcr be hat wftered a if.

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Broomboll scores

of Rule ^ tbe Olympic rule o* eHgibiiity on whidi, Ulti­mately, the case tit the » skiers will be tried.

AMwogh neither the propos­ed chafes, which^mist be approved by.at w o/-rh 1 r d s majority of the members, nor the make-up of the special subcommittee, w e r e an-fiouhced, it seems probacy

French requests dog owners obey the quarantine ..

EUZABETHTOWN 4 Paul French, area^game protector, cau it.* two dogs * chasing a deer -up the main road from JStown to Wertport S iday afternoon...

Ope dog was destroyed and the deer escaped,

lfjw± said, -I wiihthedog. owners would please obey the quarantine and keep the dogs/ "coofined. I do n o t ^njijB shooting a dog, but neither do I «i^*aeiditg a dog diew up a live deer^V -z!

As a game protector tf is m^ duty to (tertroy any dog 1 find chasing a..dejr^--. Two other dop were de.

recently. The qtiar-unteed by the Stale

Bnadage said Sonday he had net changed Jris But the format** of the a rial committee - whkA said sUould have been king ago — takes the matter out d his RAM* - • — r ~

Bantams get . 4th in tourney

PLATTSBURGH - T h e Plattsbur^i Bantam t e a m * composed of hocky players from Pittsburgh and Chff Raven finttwd fourth is the State B Bantam Toumameat

^^-TUtJiamlila BayrThe 0m—^ Haven Bantam -team was awarded t h e tournameot's sportsmanship trophy.

' On Friday nigM, Piatts--butgh lost to F<art Covfcgton, ltV5, as w ayae fepson^g^L^

TSee^goais ana effairBouyea and I>avid-Miwpe colltctcd . one each for the Iwroetowjiers. The same night, Cliff Raven lost 1?4 to tfaloee. On Satur day, PkOtttourgft won Hover Saraaac Lake as goalie Dermis Cwttn stuped » s h o t s . Wayr e Benson; Mark Kercher, Upd BTto Bopyea pmidied to ~ \ goals for the winers, .

Plattourgh and CM Raven, • feeftfrfayed with Plattsburgh wiBmng. And ia tbe final game PUttsbargh was beaten by Potedain, S4; :

ia the Pee Wee tourney at ' Lake P l a c i d , Pjattsburghi —'-

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wiw semper* atrt« la t ^ lew «te, making spots oo the abuse n^ier aoft*

Mte Baa ftih^ed secoa4 be-hted Iftss tcagfrn it the oom> biaed Alpina eventa aw«wd8,1d-\ lowed In third by Lorena Hagei-heciafVast

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Saturday ni^it, the local. Tee Wees lost to Brasher Tafia, M, as Bate Morse and Peter Hunt puAed is goals in a losing caaae.

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