Nicklaus Eyes Grand Slam After PGA Victory
Jack Nicklaus clinched the PGA Championship at PGA National with a 281 total seven under par. He emphasized aiming for the Masters next, aiming for the Grand Slam after PGA success and noting his 11 major titles behind leader Bobby Jones.
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Unser Off To Fine Start In Ra Faela 300 Mile Race
Al Unser from Albuquerque New Mexico drives the Colt Ford to a 30 second win over Lloyd Ruby of Wichita Falls Texas in the first 150 miles at 167.148 mph. The night finish for the second 150 miles saw Unser win by 21 seconds at 149.750 mph as darkness fell.
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Mother of three wins Golden Skate in Inzell
Attie Keulen-Deelstra of Holland defeats Diane Holum of Northbrook Illinois to capture the Golden Skate women’s title with 189 653 points. Keulen-Deelstra wins the 1000 meters in 1 33.2, Holum finishes third in 1 33.8.
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U S Ryder Cup Captain Named Fla
Jay Hebert, former PGA champion and veteran, was named captain of the U S Ryder Cup team. The biennial match against Britain will be held in St Louis from September 17 to 19.
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Kentucky Derby Countdown Begins with Flamingo Stakes
The countdown to the Kentucky Derby opens this week with Florida's Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Park worth 100000 dollars as the first major step toward the Triple Crown Classic at Churchill Downs in May. Subsequent key races include the Florida Derby The Swift The Wood Memorial the Louisiana Derby the Arkansas Derby the Santa Anita Derby and the Blue Grass Stakes.
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Cougars Drop From Fourth in Eastern Division
The Carolina Cougars fell to fifth in the Eastern Division after a 122-112 loss to Kentucky. Florida beat Virginia by eight and Pittsburgh defeated Indiana by three as the top four teams push toward the playoffs.
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Franulovic Wins In Sudden Death At Macon Tennis
Zeljko Franulovic of Yugoslavia captured the Macon International singles title after a sudden-death playoff beating Ilie Nastase of Romania 6 4 7 5 5 7 7 4. The doubles crown went to Clark Graebner and Thomas Koch who defeated Franulovic and Jan Kodes 6 3 7 4.
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Fails By A Chest At AAU Indoor Track Championships
Dick tailsback failed to clear 17 feet 8 2/3 inches in the pole vault at the 83rd AAU Indoor Track and Field Championships. He believed he had cleared until his chest touched the bar and knocked it off, ending his bid for a world record. The UCLA standout, 25, had hoped to set a new mark Friday night.
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CGA Has Full Field For Four-Ball Championship
The Carolinas Golf Association reports 72 teams entered the four-ball championship set for March 18 to 21 at Camden Country Club in Camden, South Carolina. Defending champions are John Brabson and Rush Shull of Charlotte.
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College Scores Roundup Highlights Major Wins Across Teams
College games feature Duke over Seton Hall 89 61, Providence 105 91 over Assumption, Kentucky 119 90 over Vanderbilt, and Villanova style marks throughout. Major upsets and high scoring matchups span Atlantic Coast to West Coast with Rhode Island, Northeastern, and Washington State showing notable results.
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Carolina Conference Championship Thriller
Elon beats Guilford 58 to 57 in a tight finale to claim the Carolina Conference Championship. Elon's late defense seals the win as Guilford falls short.
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A&T Tops Elizabeth City State In CLAA Consolation
The Aggies beat Elizabeth City State 81 to 78 in CLAA consolation action. A&T overcame a tight contest to secure the win on the tournament floor.
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Gamecocks and Tar Heels Vie For Top ACC Playoff Berth
The final week of the ACC regular season features North Carolina and South Carolina pressing for top division spots. Wake Forest and Duke edge toward the tourney as Wake retires Charlie Davis night with a 6 6 mark, while Duke aims to beat Clemson after an 82 56 win in their prior meeting.
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Pacers Secure Second Place Despite Weekend Losses
The USCA Pacers guaranteed sole possession of second place after two games. Coach Lew Perkins blamed 30 turnovers in Friday’s 69 49 defeat to Palmer College of Charleston, with Charlie Deer their bright spot. Saturday they beat Beaufort Regional Campus 71 64, trimming turnovers though rebounding remained weak as Richard Burdette scored 25.
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New Coker 310 Cotton Promises High Gin Turnout
The new Coker 310 cotton is praised for high gin turnout and strong seed coat. Tests show 38% to 40% turnout with reports of 42% lint, and it minimizes seed trash due to a durable seed coat. Potentially superior yield for cotton farmers.
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