Elder Misses Bid at New Orleans Nicklaus Got What He Came For
In a soggy Lakewood Country Club finish Nicklaus edged Barber in a sudden death playoff to win the Greater New Orleans Open. Elder, seeking Augusta National entry, finished tied for sixth after a morning round setback.
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Wooden says Walton would be crazy to skip UCLA for pro deal
UCLA coach John Wooden mocked reports of a $2 million offer to Bill Walton, saying he would personally escort the star to a psychiatric ward if such figures were real. He expects Walton back with UCLA for a seventh straight national title bid as Memphis State looms.
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Loras Gibney earns All Midlands honor in basketball
Loras College freshman Greg Gibney, ex Cedar Rapids Prairie, was named to the All Midlands conference basketball team. He helped Loras share the conference title with St Ambrose as Jim Kelly also joined the honors list alongside three St Ambrose players.
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Iowa weighs options as spring practice opens for Hawkeyes
Iowa's spring practice roster lists eight quarterbacks led by Butch Caldwell Hob Fick Scott Milliken Doug Nesson Bobby Ousley Dana Potter Kyle Skogman and Mike Zahren. Coach Frank Lauterbur aims to improve offense after a strong defensive showing last season with the Hawkeyes seeking a game changing drive.
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Notre Dame Falls Short In Overtime At Madison Square Garden
In a frantic NCAA final, Virginia Tech outlasted Notre Dame 92 91 in overtime after a late 20 foot tying shot by Lieder and a dramatic finish. Stevens hit a clutch 10 foot jumper with seconds remaining before Notre Dame failed to convert the final inbounds play.
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