Lakers rout Warriors 162-99 sets NBA loss record
The Los Angeles Lakers crushed the Golden State Warriors 162-99. Seven Lakers scored in double figures as they built a 62 point margin, the largest rout in NBA history, while coach Bill Sharman praised the performance as flawless and timely.
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Okker Beats Ashe In Kemper International Final
Tom Okker defeated Arthur Ashe 4-4, 6-2, 6-3 to win the Kemper International final in Evanston. The Dutch player earned the $10,000 prize on the World Championship Tennis tour as Ashe’s serve faltered after a controversial first set call.
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Eastern Michigan Ends Cal-Irvine's Three-Year NCAA Swim Title
Eastern Michigan captured the NCAA College Division swimming crown with 222 points, ending California-Irvine's three-year reign. The Hurons earned top spots in the three-meter diving and won the 440-yard freestyle relay, while Cal-Irvine and San Fernando Valley tied for second with 164 points.
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Stevens wins Dogwood 250 in Martinsville record pace
Carl Bugs Stevens of Reho Mass drives a Chevrolet to a track record 69.877 mph in the 250-lap modified race despite nine cautions totaling 52 laps. Sonny Hutchins of Richmond Va dominates the 250-lap sportsman event in a Chevelle, leading all but eight laps at 64.485 mph as eight cautions slow the race for 56 laps.
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Dixie Football League Seeks Eighth Member
The Dixie Football League, meeting in Charleston, approved a 14 game schedule and seeks an eighth club. Current members include Douglas, Albany, Savannah, Augusta in Georgia and Florence, Columbia, Lexington in South Carolina.
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Jacklin Wins Jacksonville Open in Playoff Victory
Tony Jacklin defeated Johnny Jacobs in a playoff at the Greater Jacksonville Open securing the $25,000 first prize. Jacklin finished 283 after a four under par 68 final round, while Jacobs matched his 72 hole total with 70 in the final round. Bruce Crampton and Rod Funseth tied for third at 284.
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