Pebble Beach Pro Am Leads by Stockton as Weather Becomes Ally
Dave Stockton, 65, surged to the lead at Pebble Beach with a seven under par 65 on a sunny Monterey Peninsula day. Tim Simpson shot 68 as Cypress Point and Spyglass Hill hosted a high scoring round, while O'Meara and Price followed with 66s and O'Brien fellow players posted 68s. A spectator was struck in the head by a ball but remained in good spirits, and officials allowed lift clean and place on three holes due to wet conditions.
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Monterey
Calif
Tim Simpson
Pebble Beach
Dave Stockton
Stockton
Monterey Peninsula
Cypress Point
Pebble
Mark O'Meara
Nick Price
Cypress
Loren Roberts
Lennie Clements
John Cook
Tom Kite
Spyglass Hill
Southern Cal
Dave Jr
USC
Mac O'Grady
Mac
Nicklaus
Kite
O'Meara
Crosby
O’meara
Peter Jacobsen
Bill Spaeth
Fairfield
Jacobsen
Steve Jones
Mark Calcavecchia
Peter Ueberroth
Ueberroth
John Miller Jr
San Jose State
Spyglass
Florida State Edges USC On McCloud’s Late 3
Florida State rallied from a 67-66 deficit with 37 seconds left as George McCloud sank a 3 with seven seconds remaining to topple South Carolina 69-67 before 12,576 at Frank McGuire Arena. The No. 14 Seminoles improved to 15-1, 3-0 in Metro. Manning for USC had a strong first half but couldn’t seal the win.
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Columbia
George McCloud
Frank McGuire
Florida State
McCloud
Seminoles
South Carolina
Gamecocks
USC
Terry Dozier
Brent Price
Manning
Eau Claire
Florida State vs South Carolina thriller ends 69 67
Florida State outlasted South Carolina 69 to 67 as McCloud surged in the second half to key a comeback. Dozier and Price led SC with 11 and 9 points respectively, while Manning starred with six steals. Both teams foul trouble and momentum shifts defined the encounter.
Lady Gamecocks Rally To Defeat Clemson By Two
The USC women trailed by 11 in the second half before a 3,411 crowd at Frank McGuire arena. Lisa Diaz and Beth Hunt sparked a defensive surge as South Carolina beat Clemson 64 62, with untiring late scoring by unt. Georgia?
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Columbia
South Carolina
Lady Gamecocks
Clemson
USC
Lady Tigers
Frank McGuire Arena
Old Dominion
Florida State
Lisa Diaz
Beth Hunt
USC Aiken tops Claflin as Panthers walk off with 26 seconds left
In a tense finish, Claflin coach Gus Guyden pulled his team from the floor with 26 seconds remaining after a technical for six men, as USC Aiken sealed a 77-67 District 6 win. Sherman Meardith sparked the late burst with a dunk and free throws, while Claflin lamented mounting foul trouble.
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Claflin
Gus Guyden
Guyden
Claflin Panthers
USC Aiken
Aiken
Sherman Meardith
Russell Johnson
Meardith
Heath Arnold
USC Aiken Beats Claflin In Tight 77-67 Showdown
Claflin and USC Aiken traded leads throughout the night in a hard fought contest. Claflin’s Baron Rivers led with 21 points while Ricky Brisbon paced the Claflin attack early and Peter Strayhorn sparked Aiken as the teams reached halftime with USC Aiken trailing 37-36.
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Claflin
Ricky Brisbon
Senn Iong
Howard Jaros
Buon Verse
Russo Jordon
Ken Gruin
Jerome Singleton
Raven Willams
Usc Aiken
Peter Strayhorn
Sherman Mearain
Mike Freeman
Heath Arnold
Dexter Smit
Willa Hammond
Kelvin Wymbs
Aken
Freeman
Arnold
Aver
Baron Rivers
Russell Johnson
Aiken
Lady Pacers Stumble Against Lady Panthers
USC Aiken’s Lady Pacers lost 79-68 to No. 2 Claflin in an NAIA District 6 contest despite holding the high scoring Pantherettes to well under their average. Miriam Walker Samuels scored 30 for Claflin, with Ruby Byrd adding 22 as the guests built an early lead and withstood a late Pacer rally.
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USC Aiken
Lady Pacers
Claflin
Pantherettes
Lady Pacer
Gail Johnson
Miriam Walker Samuels
Walker
Johnson
Miriam Walker
Samuels
Ruby) Byrd
Marie Stuckey
Lendl Eyes First Australian Open Victory in Heat
In Melbourne Ivan Lendl battles the heat and Milos Meck for the title as temperatures reach the high 90s and 130 degree court surfaces. Lendl, seeking his first Grand Slam since 1987, defeats Muster while Meck overcomes a first set deficit to beat Gunnarsson. The 1985 U.S. Open final rematch looms as the tournament wraps Sunday.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ivan Lendl
Miloslav Mech
Thomas Muster
Meck
Jan Gunnarsson
Sweden
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Hudson
Price
Roulston
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David White
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Holloway
Hunt
Parker
Banner
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Middleton
Hawkins
Greenwood
Lou Carling
Mfartha Parker
Nancy Wilson
Jim Davis
Romana O’neal
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Louise
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