Palmer Seeks Lead At Bahama Island Open In Freeport
Arnold Palmer fired a four under par 68 in the Bahama Island Open first round, two strokes behind leader Doug Sanders who shot a 66 after an oversleep. Jolt Jacobs 67 and a pack at 69 followed including Art Wall Gardner Dickinson Chris Blocker and others. Palmer noted his strong putting and hopes to chase the money list lead as the event winds to a close.
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Irish Capture d Cats, Big 10, Record 19-15
Purdue crushed North Texas State 93-63 while Michigan rallied to defeat Eastern Michigan 104-87. Notre Dame led Northwestern 50-45 at halftime as Collie Jones posted 30 points and 25 rebounds. Minnesota overwhelmed Loyola Chicago 70-50, and Northwestern outplayed Notre Dame to 48-88.
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Gophers
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Henry Willmore
Wolverines
Linn-Mar Dominates Beaten Community In 36 17 Wrestling Win
Linn-Mar scored a 36 to 17 victory over Beaten Community on Thursday night. The Lions won the first five matches and eight of the first nine, with eight falls in varsity action. Roy Jordan pinned at 95 pounds in 54 seconds, the fastest fall, while Linn-Mar also won the junior varsity 24 21.
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Linn - Mar
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Saints Claim Back McCall from Steelers
New Orleans Saint running back Don McCall was claimed off waivers from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The team made roster moves to clear space, adding McCall while placing another player on injured list.
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Ken Burrough
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Wert
Bon Mume
Cornell Back Wins NCAA Rush Crown
Ed Marinaro of Cornell tops the major college rushing chart with 1,425 yards in nine games and a 153.8 yards per game average, edging Don McCauley of North Carolina who set a single season rushing mark. McCauley finished second with 1,720 yards in 11 games and 156.4 yards per game, breaking O J Simpson’s 1963 record of 1,709. McCauley also won the all purpose rushing title with 2,021 yards. Brian Bream of Air Force led in scoring with 120 points in 10 games.
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Ed Marinaro
Cornell
Don McCauley
North Carolina
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McCawlkty
O. J. Simpson
Duke
McCauley
Brian Bream
Air Force
Bream
North Star Will Stay On North Star Will Stay On
Minnesota North Stars center Tommy Williams plans to finish the current season despite personal tragedy. He notes his children come first and emphasizes he will return to form, after posting two goals and seven assists in 17 games this year.
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Tommy Williams
Minnesota North Stars
Williams
Duluth, Minn
Ali Gets License To Fight in Texas
Ali Muhammad Ali receives a Texas boxing license from Commissioner Tommy Smith, clearing the way for a title bout at the Astrodome. The action follows the end of a long legal dispute after Ali defeated Oscar Bonavena and appeals his 1966 draft conviction.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Astrodomain Corp
Astrodome Championships, Inc
New York
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Duke taps Mike McGee to lead Blue Devils football
Duke University names Mike McGee head football coach to replace fired Tom Harp. McGee, a former Duke guard and 1959 Outland Trophy winner, returns from East Carolina where he went 3-4 in his first ECU season. He played at Duke and has coached at Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Duke University
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Liberty Bowl Preview Matches Colorado Tulane Colors
Colorado and Tulane meet in the Liberty Bowl as Colorado quarterback Jim Bratten works toward a questionable status after knee surgery in practice. Tulane seeks its first bowl since 1941 as the matchup marks a rare post-season clash between the Green Wave and Buffaloes in Sacramento California. Montana readies for Camellia Bowl vs North Dakota State while Boardwalk Pecan Grantland Rice Orange Blossom bowls highlight Saturday’s lineup with several conference contenders.
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Ram Matmen Open 1971-72 Season With 42 0 Shutout
The Gazette notes Cornell College Rams opened the 1971 72 wrestling campaign with a 42 0 shutout of Iowa Wesleyan. The Rams swept all ten events, five by falls. Fastest fall occurred at 158 when Mike Stoll pinned Pete Floisterd in 56 seconds. The Rams plan to bid in the Boardists tourney in Atlantic City and will face Morgan State and other opponents as they pursue an 8 4 or better season.
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Syracuse to Keep Its Coaches After Racism Inquiry
Syracuse University chancellor says committee findings on racism in the athletic department require no personnel changes. The report, describing racism as real and chronic, supported the existing coaching staff despite black players’ boycott and suspensions during spring training.
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Syracuse University
John Cor Hally, Jr
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Washington Dominates Linn-Mar Gymnastics Meet
Washington high school overwhelmed Linn-Mar 105.4 to 70.8 in a Thur sday gymnastic meet. The Warriors swept the top three places across five events and won all but one. Bruce Ceffy of Linn-Mar was the lone winner for Linn-Mar, placing high on bars and other apparatus.
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