MAC Considering Basketball Tourney to Boost Conference Funds
MAC coaches push for an eight team postseason tournament with outsider invitees to raise money for commissioner salaries and expenses. Proposal mirrors Ohio Valley success and could rotate among member schools with first event at Columbus. Some favor an end of season playoff to determine NCAA berths. NIT eligibility is also sought by coaches.
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MAC
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Lloyd P. Jordan
Ellis Johnson
Player Grimsley Captures U S Open Title in Harsh Bermuda
Gary Player, the 29 year old South African, defeated his rivals in a grueling U S Open playoff at St Louis amid sweltering heat. He beat Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer era legends, securing a $25,000 prize plus playoff bonus and becoming the first foreign winner in 45 years.
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Johannesburg
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Cleveland
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Kel Nagle
Hansmer
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Popeye the Sailor
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Sana Niaenan
Naight
Nagle
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Gree
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ST. Louis
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United States
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Hogan
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
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McMillan
South Africa
Hampoff
Lejus
Richardson
Dallas
Mesaid
Millan
Iput Lesus
Lesus
Cliff Richey
Comer
Kadi Ingo Buding
Germany
Bill Alvarez
Columbia
Gary Player Gives Open winnings to charity and junior golf
Gary Player won the National Open Golf Championship with 26000 dollars and donated 25000 to the US Golf Association. He earmarked 5000 for the Cancer Fund and 20000 for junior golf. He paid his caddie 2000 and telephoned his family daily during the Open.
Froehling Falls on Rainy Opening Day at Wimbledon
Wimbledon opened amid rain delays with top seeds struggling. Mike Sangster defeated by 6-3 64 63, Juan Couder ousted by 6-4 6-2, 18-16 in a long rally, Emerson beat Pimentel 6-3 6-2 6-2, while Osuna edged Gulyas in five sets.
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New York Times
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Berkeley
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Germany
Frank Froehling
Christian Duxin
Rayies Honnety
Mexico
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France
Runnels
Mararitn Dean
Gardnar Mulloy
Tin Mulligan
Brin
Lee Pis
Oppenskie
Juan Couder
Spain
Emerson
Lyo Pimentel
Venezuela
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Ted) Ray
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