Dill takes early lead as Nicklaus struggles at Disney World Open
Terident reports Dill, returning from back surgery, shoots a seven under 65 to lead the Disney World World Open after Thursday's first round. Nicklaus and Trevino face fatigue and uneven putting with scores in the 67–70 range while Dave Eichelberger sits two strokes back.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup From Various Matches
East Rhode Island beat Manhattan 88 to 70 while Temple topped West Chester 89 to 79. New Hampshire won 89 to 83 against Bowdoin. Niagara defeated Brandeis 97 to 96 in a close_game. Cal Poly Pomona edged Okla State 65 to 68 in a tense matchup.
Shrine Starters Named for Thomasville Players in Bowl
Charlotte AP reports two Thomasville players earn Shrine Bowl starting spots as South Carolina lines up Henderson at tackle on both sides. North Carolina quarterbacks Wilkerson and O Cain lead rosters while 33 seniors on each side prepare for a fundraiser for Shriners Hospital in Greenville.
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Elmore Smith Lifts Braves Over Bullets in Rally
Buffalo rookie Elmore Smith, 7 11, sparked a fourth quarter rally to lift the Braves 109 105 past the Baltimore Bullets. Smith scored 21 points, with a late run supported by Mike Davis 25 and Hazzard 22, ending Buffalo’s three game skid.
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Harvard and Northeastern edge Boston College in tight openers
In the Beanpot first round Harvard edged Northeastern 57 to 54 while Boston University defeated Boston College 85 to 83 in a pair of close games.
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Potsdam State Tournament Championship
Potsdam State Tournament results show PotsdamSt defeating CortlandSt 84 to 0 in the final with St. Lawrence topping Clarkson 90 to 58 in the consolation game.
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Hastings Triumph in NIAC Tourney Showdown
Hastings posts 102 to 62 win over Dana in Concordia Nebraska as 989 defeats Neb West 85 OT McKendree tops Midland 82 67 while Doane falls 81 68 to Lutheran in NIAC action.
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Linfield Wins Big in NAIA District Opener
Linfield defeated Oregon Tech 109 to 92 in the NAIA District 2 event in Pacific, Ore. Oregon College scored 96 in a high scoring game but Linfield surged ahead with 109 to claim the win.
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College Scores Report From Narrow Game Fragment
Texas A&M defeated Texas Wesleyan 96 to 72 while SMU beat an opponent 89 to unknown. Vanderbilt topped Trinity Texas 81 to 79. S Miss beat Howard Payne 70 to 51. Weber State scored 93 over Augustana 68. Long Beach State defeated Corpus Christi 91 to 51.
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Pros Qualify at Palm Beach Gardens for 1971 Tour
The 1971 qualifying school will be at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens Florida from October 8 to 16. The event features 138 holes of play over six days plus two days of classroom instruction on professional conduct. Last year 18 players earned tournament status.
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Sabres End 10-Game Winless Run With 2-0 Win Over Kings
Gerry Meehan broke a month without a goal as the Buffalo Sabres defeated the Los Angeles Kings 2-0. Eddie Shack sealed it with a late-period goal, and Roger Crozier earned his first shutout of the season despite a barrage of shots. Philadelphia and Detroit finished 1-1 in the other NHL contest with Nick Libett scoring for Detroit and Bobby Clarke tying the game.
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ABA's Winningest Stars Beat Floridians 98 to 93
The Utah Stars the ABA's winningest team downed the Floridians 98 93 to extend their win streak to eight. Zelmo Beaty scored 29 points including four clutch free throws in the final minutes to seal the victory as Willie Wise and Jimmy Jones added 15 apiece. Mack Calvin led Floridians with 27 while Ira Harge had 19 rebounds.
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Flyers tie with California in Western Division race
Deadlock left the Flyers and California tied for fourth in the NHL Western Division. Philadelphia extended its winless skid to six games while Detroit improved to 7-13-5.
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Dallas Chaparrals Waive Center George Peoples
The Dallas Chaparrals placed backup center George Peoples on waivers on Thursday. The ABA said Peoples was not immediately claimed. Rich Niemann, a 7 foot center, was returned to the club’s active list from the injured reserve roster.
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