Lema Wins Bizarre Crosby Golf Open at Pebble Beach
Tony Lema won the Crosby Golf Open amid harsh wind and rain at Pebble Beach. He posted a final round 76 to finish ahead of Al Balding 88, Jay Hebert 82 and Bruce Devlin 79 as Bob Rosburg 6 putted and Bob Harrison shot 100. Lema earned 5800 dollars for the win and 3000 for second in pro-am with Col. John Durkin, adding to a total of 9800 dollars.
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Bruins Sit Idle as Top Teams Struggle With Inactivity
Top ranked UCLA remains unchallenged after an 80-61 win over Stanford as several leading teams like Davidson Vanderbilt Duke and Oregon State face breaks for exams. Ohio State Kentucky and Villanova win or stay near the top while Cincinnati and Drake suffer key defeats. Dartmouth ends an 18 game skid. Loyola Chicago idle before a Monday slate.
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Bill Kinard Leaves Auburn for Florida Coaching Post
Auburn defensive backfield coach Bill Kinard will join the Florida athletic staff January 27, taking charge of Gator defense. Auburn has already lost freshman coach Vince Dooley to Georgia, and basketball coach Joel Eaves moved to athletic director last fall. Kinard, a former Mississippi star, played pro football with the Browns, Packers, and Bills.
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Gomer Jones Named Oklahoma Head Football Coach
Norman AP Gomer Jones a 49 year old line specialist long in Wilkinson’s shadow was named Oklahoma head football coach. Regents weighed interviews for athletic director vacancy and accepted Wilkinson’s resignation after a day of meetings.
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High School Basketball Tonight Schedule
A list of tonight and upcoming high school basketball games featuring Danville vs Austin Decatur vs Cullman West Morgan vs Cotaco West Point vs Eva Danville vs Falkville Priceville vs Hartselle Moulton vs Hatton Ardmore vs Tanner Speake vs Hazlewood Mt Hope vs Clements West Limestone vs East Limestone Elkmont vs Hazle Green Lee vs Athens.
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Spahn Aims for 20 Wins in 1964 Season
Milwaukee star Warren Spahn, age 43 in April, says he plans a 20-win season in 1964 and maintains he’s in peak condition. He seeks a stronger campaign after a 23-7 year and hints at a new curve ball to help reach 400 career victories. Also honored at the Diamond Dinner were Stan Musial, Henry Aaron, and Eddie Mathews as Future Hall of Famers.
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Tech Tops SEC Race with Unbeatened Conference Mark
Georgia Tech sits atop the SEC standings with an undefeated league record. Kentucky moved to 3-2 in conference play after a 66-57 win over Tennessee, while Louisville rallied to beat Tech 68-59. Alabama beat Auburn 86-72 and Ole Miss defeated Mississippi State 80-77. Kentucky used a 33-year zone to slow Tennessee, and Cotton Nash had 23 for Kentucky. Georgia Tech hosts Georgia next, with a busy schedule ahead across the conference.
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College basketball final scores wrap Saturday results
Canisius beat St. Bonaventure 78 to 49 and Columbia edged Princeton 69 66 Cornell defeated Penn 85 70 Pittsburgh won 92 76 over West Virginia St Joseph 73 Wake Forest 64 Army 90 Seton Hall 76 St Johns 62 St Francis New York 43 Rhode Island 41 Temple 72 Bucknell 65 Penn State 104 Colgate 75 Dartmouth 56 Amherst 53 Ohio University 85 St Francis Pa 77 Southwest Wichita 86 North Texas State 70 New Mexico 63 Arizona State U 54 South Kentucky 66 Tennessee 57 Virginia Tech 90 North Carolina 88 Louisville 68 Georgia Tech 59 Miami Florida 78 Memphis State NC State 66 Maryland 65 Mississippi 77 Mississippi State 75 Alabama 86 Auburn 72 George Washington 108 Richmond 77 Florida State 64 Georgia 63 East Tennessee 85 East Kentucky 83 overtime Murray 86 Western Kentucky 77 Far West UCLA 80 Stanford 61 Oregon State 66 Oregon 53
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Celtics Hold On To Edge SF 108 105
The Celtics rallied to a 108 105 win over San Francisco after a 22 point lead vanished and Bill Russell hit a decisive long jumper. Tom Heinsohn led Boston with 27 points as Wayne Hightower topped SF with 24. St Louis beat Cincinnati 114 109 and New York defeated Baltimore 109 107.
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West Stars Edge East In AFL All Star Thriller
In San Diego Art Powell sprinted ahead of lifelong friend Willie West to score a 25 yard game winning catch with 43 seconds left. The West clinched a 27 24 victory to remain perfect in three All Star contests. Lincoln’s 64 yard TD run earlier was also pivotal.
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Mount Hope beats Hazlewood Seniors 60 48 on Friday night
Mount Hope defeated Hazlewood's Seniors 60 to 48 at Mount Hope for their eighth win in 16 starts. Woodruff scored 17, Shields 11, and Red 10 for Mount Hope while Beene led Hazlewood with 15 points.
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