Nicklaus Shares Lead in New Orleans Open
Jack Nicklaus fired a six under par 66 to join a five way tie for first in the Greater New Orleans Open. Also at 66 were Billy Casper Mason Rudolph Bunky Henry and Bob Payne as 24 players were within three strokes of the top. Nicklaus said he quit smoking yesterday to reduce nerves ahead of the Masters.
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Walton and Petty Lead UCLA Florida State To Finals Showdown
UCLA star Bill Walton exploded for 33 points 21 rebounds and six blocks fueling a 96 77 win over Louisville as Florida State guard Otto Petty propelled the Seminoles past North Carolina 79 75. Petty and Walton loom in Saturday's championship game.
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Hoosiers Lead Meet As NCAA Championships Open
Indiana holds a 116-99 lead over Southern California after opening events in West Point New York. Indiana set American records in the 500 yard freestyle and 200 yard individual medley while USC eyeing three-meter diving. top results include Dave Edgar winning the 50 yard freestyle and Todd Smith taking the diving title.
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