Crenshaw wins Crosby as Nicklaus shoots 82 at Pebble Beach
Ben Crenshaw, 24, captures the Crosby at Pebble Beach with 281 seven under par, two shots ahead of Mike Morley. Jack Nicklaus shoots an 82 final round ending three over and falls behind after leading into the last round. Morley and veteran Dave Hill tie for third. Nicklaus heads to Japan after the event, while Crenshaw praises Pebble Beach and his new career outlook.
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Huskers Rally for 66 64 Win at Colorado
Nebraska overcome a slow start to defeat Colorado 66 to 64 in Boulder. Guard Jerry Fort scored 17 points, including key late layup and free throw sequence after Emmitt Lewis fouled out. Colorado failed to tie in final seconds as Nebraska improves to 12 4 overall and 3 0 in Big Eight.
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Foreman Aces Lyle Kayo Win Sparks Title Talk
In Las Vegas George Foreman knocked out Ron Lyle in the fifth after twice being down in the fourth. Foreman suggests he will stay active and may meet Joe Frazier again, with Muhammad Ali and Norton tied to a July title bout. Frazier attended and watched the performance.
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Western Michigan Eyes National Recognition For Broncos
Western Michigan, led by coach Eldon Miller, pursues national recognition after a strong 16-10 season and four returning starters. Meanwhile top-10 teams falter as Maryland UCLA and St. John’s stumble, with North Carolina and Notre Dame rising in a season’s reshuffle. Mixed results ripple through the rankings as Indiana, Marquette, Washington, Rutgers, and Alabama win to stay in the upper echelon.
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Creighton Defeats St. Louis in Narrow Win
Creighton, despite losing center Daryl Heeke to a stressed fracture, defeated St. Louis 95-80 to raise its record to 14-5. Hastings and Doane stayed undefeated in NIAC play as Hastings topped Dana 93-72 and Doane routed Concordia 108-58.
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Stromsburg Girls Dominate Silver Creek in Tourney Play
Stromsburg girls rolled to a 39 to 22 victory at Silver Creek led by Marcia Torell with 14 points and Sheila Flodman with 13. Stromsburg led 11 to 0 in the first quarter and 21 to 14 at halftime in the Goldenrod Conference tournament at Cedar Rapids.
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Hastings tops Columbus 97 to 75 in dual meet at Hastings Pool
Hastings High swim team defeated Columbus Discoverers 97 to 75. Hastings swimmers set three school records and one relay record while Columbus posted several strong times led by Robertson and Wertz. Diver Lange and multiple CHS swimmers posted season bests as meets progressed.
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Injured jockey to be released from hospital
Jockey Vincent Amico slated for release from Massachusetts General Hospital two days after a Suffolk Downs fall in the ninth race. Italian rider suffered shoulder and back injuries when Double Faith clipped heels entering the stretch, prompting hospital treatment.
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