Dalton Upsets Casals In San Francisco Tennis Duel
In the British Motors professional women’s event Judy Dalton of Melbourne upset Rosemary Casals 4-6 6-0 6-3 to reach the semifinals. Seeded 17th, Dalton faces Kerry Melville next as the Virginia Slims circuit moves into Friday play with Wade meeting the King–Richey winner in a semifinal.
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Eau Claire Tops Division Ratings In AP Poll
The Associated Press college division poll places Eau Claire on top with 13 first place votes and 332 points after a 10 game win streak. Louisiana Tech, Kentucky State, Tennessee State and Evansville trail, with Akron and Cheyney State swapping spots for sixth and seventh.
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Louisiana Tech
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Tennessee State
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Tribe Matmen Top Logan in 28 19 Win
Anderson Indians beat Logansport 28 to 19 with pins by Brad Smith at 105 pounds and ButcheY at 185. Four more winners with two draws supported the scoring as AHL reserves edged the Berries 32 27. Tuesday at Ben Davis 6 30 meet.
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Wooten
Hoy
DeWees
Mills
Nicklaus fires 66 to take early lead at Crosby Pro-Am
Jack Nicklaus shot a six under par 66 to hold a three stroke lead after the first round of the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Cypress Point and Spyglass Hill. Lee Trevino Paul Moran and Mowry trailed at seven under while several stars battled tough greens and a late bogey on 18.
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Paul Moran
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Trevino
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Dale Douglass
Bill Johnston
Tom Wieskopf
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Lanny Wadkins
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Tom Shaw
George Archer
Charles Coody
Billy Casper
England
Tony Jacklin
Bing Crosby
Eeewanee Ann
Larry Mowry
Wane Jase
Tom Weiskopf
Watson
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Hubert Green
Charles Sifford
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Lou Graham
Kermit “Arley
Steve Bogan
Paul Harney
Hale Irwin
Ao Reee
Ween
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Phil Rofgers
Bob Lunn
Hinson
Gene Littlereesnee
Dick Lotzee
Herb Hooper
Deane Beman
Ted Hayes
Dave Stockton
Art Wail
Bert Yancey
Marty Fleckman
Bunky Henry
Dave Eichelber
Ralph Johnston
John Schlee
J.C
Bobby Nicholson
Jim Hardy
Roy Pace
Howie Johnston
Johnny Potts
Liang Lu
Rod Funseth
Petraglia Leads Denver Open Bowling Qualifying Standings
Johnny Petraglia of Brooklyn NY led the Denver Open after 18 games with a 1335 set on games of 214 231 187 268 203 232. He totaled 3985 pins averaging over 221 as the field narrowed to 24 semi finalists. Butch Gearhart Houston TX was 13 pins back with 3972, Skee Foremski 3957, while Larry Laub San Francisco and Earl Anthony Tacoma WA trailed closely with 3964 and 3927 respectively. The 24 contestants resume with eight game blocks of match play at Colorado Bowl for a shot at 6000.
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Houston
Texas
Gearhart
Skee Foremski
Foremski
Larry Laub
San Francisco
Earl Anthony
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Colorado Bowl
Anderson Tankmen sweep tri meet at AHS pool
Anderson High School won a three way swim meet against Richmond and Marion at the AHS pool scoring 92 points to 51 for Richmond and 25 for Marion. Steve Gephardt set records in the 50 yard freestyle and the 400 yard freestyle relay while also winning the 200 free. Dan Scheerer won the 200 IM and Sullivan placed second in that event and in the 50 free. Tom Shearer and Scott Bowers added wins in the 100 free and 1:04.2 breaststroke respectively.
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Alan Gregg
Czarniecki
Muncie Burris
Murray Receives Amos Alonzo Stagg Award
Hollywood Florida AP Bill Murray former Duke and Delaware coach was honored with the Amos Alonzo Stagg Award by the American Football Coaches Association. The AFCA noted his 51 17 3 Delaware record including a 32 game unbeaten streak and 93 51 9 in 15 years at Duke. Plagues were awarded to D X Bible Chick Meehan and Tuss McLaughry. Bear Bryant became the AFCA’s new president.
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Texas A&m
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Syracuse
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Westminster
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Brown
Dartmouth
Bear Bryant
Alabama
Dunkel Basketball Index Reveals Team Strengths
A 1972 Dunkel system summary explains a continuous index measuring relative team strength by offense and defense margins. It reflects average season margins across opponents and uses baseline comparisons to rank college teams.
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Dunkel
Everege
Dick Dunkel
UCLA and Louisiana Tech Top Dunkel College Ranks
UCLA leads Dunkel ratings with 88.6 efficiency while Louisiana Tech trails near the top as major programs like Virginia Tech and Saint Louis also rank high. The list shows UCLA at 10-2 and Evansville hovering, with many other schools including Kentucky and Kansas State noted among the leaders in this season’s national scoring and performance index.
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Hanover
Freeman Returns To Form At Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt resumes SEC play with a 3-1 league mark after sweeping Georgia and Florida. Sophomore Bill Ligon leads scoring at 17.2, Ray Maddux plus Freeman pace a balanced attack, and Rod Freeman returns to a starting forward role after an ankle injury. Junior Ray Maddux dominates rebounding with 11.6 per game as Vanderbilt eyes a trip to Alabama and a non conference date with Cornell.
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