McDonald Stars as Maryland Routs South Carolina 72 58
Bob McDonald scored 23 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to spark Maryland to a 72 58 win over South Carolina in an Atlantic Coast Conference game in College Park. The Terrapins trailed 46 39 before a 14 point burst and held the Gamecocks scoreless for 6 2 minutes. Art Whisnant led South Carolina with 20 points.
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Bob McDonald
Maryland
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Terrapins
Gamecocks
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Bruce Kelleher
Art Whisnant
Robert Robinson
Bill Stasiulatis
Bob Eicher
Jerry Greenspan
Fr Johnson
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Whisnant
Robinson
Ward
Laird Haney
Anak
Pel Oo
Ota
Mountaineers Top Furman In 105-90 Victory
West Virginia overwhelmed Furman 105-90 in a Southern Conference game. Jim McCormick led WVU with 28 points, Jerry Smith top scored for Furman with 33 as WVU built and held a double digit lead through the second half.
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West Virginia
Mountaineers
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Tom Conard
Ries
Jim McCormick
McCormick
WVU
Jerry Smith
Paladins
Diamondmen Consider Japan US baseball playoff series
The AACBC formed an exploratory committee to study an international playoff between the American and Japanese college champions. Coaches Dedeaux Lancet and Litwhiler lead the task force as Walter Rabb indicates potential alternating-host format. The US champ emerges from the eight-team national tournament won last year by Minnesota.
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American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Japan
United States
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Southern California
Frank Lancet
Arizona
Danny Litwhiler
Florida State
Walter Rabb
North Carolina
Association
AACBC
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University of Minnesota
Harney leads Los Angeles Open as Palmer misses cut
Paul Harney fired a 3-under 68 for a 36-hole 136 total to seize a one stroke lead at Rancho Municipal Golf Club. Arnold Palmer failed to reach the final two rounds after a disastrous finish, while Ted Kroll dropped to 138. Other contenders included Ken Venturi Bob Goalby Eric Monti Lionel Hebert Bill Collins and Tommy Jacobs as heat and sun grilled the field.
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Arnold Palmer
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Worcester
Mass
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Palo Alto
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Rancho Municipal Golf Club
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Bill Collins
Tommy Jacobs
Palm Springs
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Bob Rosburg
Gardner Dickinson
England
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Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
Casper
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Tee Eee
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Peee Pere Ror
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Nesters Cotc
Bill Collins Seeteee
Mutch Harrison
Cary Middlecott
Gary Player
Eee
George Bayer
Day Hebert
Jim Verree
Bill Exinicki
Snead Sparks South to 33-26 Senior Bowl Win
Wake Forest passer Norman Snead threw four TDs to lift the South All-Stars to a 33-26 victory over the North in Mobile. He and receiver Bobby Crespino teamed on two long scores, while Norman set a Senior Bowl passing record of 311 yards.
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Wake Forest
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Georgia
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Norman
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Missouri
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Auburn
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Mississippi
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UPI
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Ohio University
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Roger Hagberg
Brown
Ed Dyas
Crespino
Aaron Thomas
Oregon State
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Cincinnati
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Pembroke Quint Defeats Maroons
Pembroke defeated the College of Charleston Maroons 117 to 69 at Pembroke. Coach Richard Luffer emptied the bench after 10 minutes, with reserves finishing the first half and playing the last eight minutes. Herb Antley led Charleston with 21 points, while Len Krawcheck added 17. Frank Winfree led Pembroke with 20 points as seven players reached two figures.
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N.C
Pembroke State
College of Charleston Maroons
Richard Luffer
College of Charleston
Herb Antley
Len Krawcheck
Maroons
Frank Winfree
Van Brocklin and Schmidt Honored as NFL Award Winners
Norman Van Brocklin and Joe Schmidt were named the NFL's most valuable offensive and defensive players. Schmidt, Lions linebacker, accepted after the Cleveland Detroit playoff game in Miami. Van Brocklin, Eagles quarterback, in Los Angeles, unable to attend the ceremony in person.
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Fla
Norman van Brocklin
Joe Schmidt
National Football League
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Detroit Lions
Miami
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Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles
Hockey Scores From The Leagues
The Associated Press reports hockey results across leagues. American League games include Springfield 13 Providence 3 and Hershey 1 Buffalo 1 Rochester 4. National League Toronto 4 Boston 1 and New York 3. Other scores: Fort Wayne 8 Muskegon 4 in the International League. Eastern League Johnstown 5 Greensboro 4 and New Haven 5 Clinton 3.
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Dual sport star Gene Conley faces career crossroad
Gene Conley, 30, plays for the Boston Red Sox in baseball and the Boston Celtics in basketball, balancing a rare two major league pro careers. Celtics coach Red Auerbach predicts two more basketball seasons and several more in baseball, while acknowledging growing mental fatigue and potential scrutiny from the Red Sox about the basketball stint.
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Gene Conley
Boston Red Sox
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Auerbach
Sox
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Conley
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Red Sox
Frank Sullivan
Phils
New Grid Franchises Awarded
The Southern Football League granted franchises to three cities on Saturday, with Miami first, then Gadsden Alabama and Atlanta. League publicity director Bill McCane said other cities are forming clubs to meet requirements. Potential cities include Mobile Montgomery Dothan Birmingham Memphis Charlotte Augusta Jacksonville and Tampa. Applications may be filed with Commissioner W. R. Bentley in Atlanta through March.
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Clemson Tigers Triumph Over Davidson 74-63
Clemson defeated Davidson 74 to 63 in Clemson South Carolina as the Tigers pulled away late after a tight first half. Patterson scored 24 points leading Clemson while Bill Shinn and Haywood Evans sparked Davidson with 19 and 14 points respectively.
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Martin
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Redskins sign Hageman as top draft picks wrap up
Washington Redskins announce the signing of Fred Hageman of Kansas, joining Norman Snead Joe Rutgens and Jim Cunninham to complete the team’s top draft selections. Hageman, 23, 6 feet 5 inches and 238 pounds, starred in East West and North South all star games.
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Washington Redskins
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University of Kansas
Redskins
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Illinois
Joe Rutgens
Pittsburgh
Jim Cunninham
Hageman
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