Dave Marr Extends Kaiser's Lead With 68 69 67
Dave Marr solidified his advantage in the Kaiser International Open at Silverado North Course, posting numbers 68 69 67 to reach 204 after 54 holes. George Archer trails two strokes back at 206 while Gene Littler sits three behind at 207 after a 66 in round three.
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Auburn Upsets Kentucky 74 73 On Late Free Throws
Auburn rallies to beat eighth ranked Kentucky 74 73 at the Auburn Sports Arena. Tom Perry sank two late free throws after Mike Casey fouled Perry with 38 seconds left to seal the win. Alex Howell and Bill Alexander led Auburn, while Casey Pratt and Bill Argento paced Kentucky. Auburn improves to 2-4 in the SEC and 7-7 overall. Kentucky drops to 1-3 in the SEC.
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Houston Ends UCLA Streak In Late Hayes Heroics
Houston Cougars upset top ranked UCLA 71-69 as Elvin Hayes scores 39 points and converts two late free throws to snap UCLA 47 game win streak. Hayes dominates with 29 first half points while UCLA struggles from the floor. Postgame, Houston fans celebrate as coach Guy Lewis praises Hayes and Wooden vows to reset.
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Alabama Announces 1968 football schedule in-state focus
Alabama reveals a seven game in-state plan with three Birmingham matches against Virginia Tech LSU and Auburn Mobile hosts Southern Mississippi and a Tuscaloosa trio of Vanderbilt Clemson and Mississippi State Out of state trips include Jackson to face Mississippi Knoxville for Tennessee and the Orange Bowl Also Homecoming is November 2 vs Mississippi State in Tuscaloosa Virginia Tech and Miami are new to the slate replacing Florida State and the team anticipates a strong schedule per Athletic Director Paul Bryant
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Four Assistants Leaving Alabama
Four Alabama assistants depart as Bear Bryant aides move to new posts. Richard Williamson joins Arkansas as end coach, Tom Rogers, Bobby Roper, and Frank McGaughy leave Alabama for positions at Wichita State, Idaho, and Montana State respectively.
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Florida State Routs Georgia Tech 73 57 Behind Cowens
Florida State improved to 11 4 and never trailed in Atlanta as sophomore Dave Cowens 6 8 rookie scored 21 to lead the Seminoles past Georgia Tech 73 57. Ted Tomasovich led Tech with 18 as Wagner missed his third game due to a muscle injury.
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West Limestone edge ABS 72 71 in overtime thriller
West Limestone led most of the game against Athens Bible School and won 72 71 in overtime. Jerry Smith scored 18 for West Limestone while Robinson and Brooks each contributed 28 for ABS.
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