Fete Monti Leads Los Angeles Open at Midway
Eric Monti, 41, leads the $37,500 Los Angeles Open after a 36-hole 137 at Rancho Municipal in wet conditions. Don Finsterwald trails by one stroke at 138, with Jim Ferree at 139 and Ken Venturi, Art Wall Jr., Bo Wininger, and others further back as 90 players and ties advance to Sunday.
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Rancho Municipal
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Jim Ferree
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Ken Venturi
Art Wall Jr
Bo Wininger
Jay Hebert
Doug Ford
Gene Littler
Jimmy Clark
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Mike Souchak
Tequesta
Jira Bee
Yanks Down Rebels 26 7 in Senior Bowl showdown
Cincinnati quarterback Jack Lee starred for the North in Mobile, tossing two touchdowns and earning MVP honors as the North beat the South 26 to 7. Lee connected with Gerhard Schwedes for a 73 yard score and Ed Kovac on a 22 yard strike, while Don Norton set up the go ahead TD and Jim Joyce punched it in. Norton led North receivers with six catches for 103 yards, as Lee set a Senior Bowl record with 283 passing yards on 13 of 21 attempts.
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Arkansas
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Mississippi
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Michigan State
Mark Johnston
North‘western
Tg Ewbank
Marvin Terrell
Don' Floyd
Texas Christian
Mel? Branch
LSU
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Hej
Lee Proves Man of Senior Bowl as North Wins
Rival coaches agree Cincinnati quarterback Jack Lee was the difference in a 26 7 North victory setting the all star game record for most lopsided win. Lee threw for 283 yards on 13 of 21, earning MVP honors as North dominated South in Mobile.
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Ala
Cincinnati
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Lee
Jim Lee Howell
New York Giants
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Weeb Ewbank
Baltimore Colts
Substitution Rule Debate at Foot Ball Rules Committee Meet
Miami Beach awaits the annual Foot ball Rules Committee gathering as coaches push to restore unlimited substitution and the NCAA and Eastern Conference resist. The group weighs a compromise while observers speculate about goal line adjustments and field goal incentive. The meeting runs through Wednesday.
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Fla
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NCAA
New York
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Eastern College Athletic Conference
Citadel routs VMI 74 53 in Southern Conference clash
Citadel toppled VMI 74 to 53 as the Bulldogs used a late first half surge to seize control. Dick Jones led Citadel with 17 points, with Joph Keith Stowers adding 16 and Norm Halberstadt pacing VMI with 15 as Citadel moved to 8-4 overall and 2-2 in the conference.
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S.C
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Ray Graves
Dick Wherry
Art Musselman
Virginians
Norm I Halberstadt
Gene Lazaroff
Bulldogs
Catamounts Rally Past Atlantic Christian 55 43
Western Carolina used a strong second half zone to hold Atlantic Christian to 13 points and erase a halftime deficit for a 55 43 North State Conference win. Mel Gibson sparked the rally with a second half goal and Dave Jones converted a pair of baskets after Elmore assists to push ahead.
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College sports results and coach remarks from regionals
The Citadel beat Virginia Military 74 to 52 while North Carolina edged Wake Forest 62 to 59. Wake Forest freshmen defeated North Carolina 81 to 1, and Navy shut out Duke 34 to 0. North Carolina led 31 to 19 over Wake Forest in another game. swimming results show NC 7 Virginia 18 and Duke 5. South Carolina beat N C State 64 to 19, Pitt 41, and Virginia Military 58 Wake Forest 57. Senior Bowl football score North 26 South 7. Johnstown beat Charlotte 7 to 3 in hockey. High Point coach Virgil Yow blamed hustle and run deficit for the loss.
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Moss seals win as Catawba tops High Point in overtime
In a tight finish with nine seconds left, Moss hit a shot that hit the rim and bounced out. Snow grabbed the ball and banked it in for the clincher as Catawba defeated High Point at the end of overtime. The Panthers drop to 4-1 in the North State Conference while Indiana sits at 8-6 overall and 22 in the conference. Coach Earl Ruth praised his team's hustle and Moss's late interruption of High Point's rally.
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Gamecocks rally past Cavaliers for 74-70 win
South Carolina overcame a one point deficit to defeat Virginia 74-70 in Charlottesville. Whisnant led with 25 points as Johnson 15 and five players scored in double figures. Adkins topped Virginia with 18 as four Cavaliers surpassed ten points. The win improves USC to 2-3 in ACC and 5-8 overall while Virginia sits 1-3 in conference and 5-5 overall.
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Paul
Ring
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Ronnie Johnson
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ACC
Wake freshmen crush Tar Heels 81 to 54 in preseason
In Greensboro, Wake Forest freshmen led by Al Koehler with 24 points routed North Carolina freshmen 81-54 at the Greensboro Coliseum. Teammates Ted Zawacki 17, Gene Jackson 18, and Robert Woollard 10 joined the scoring front. For UNC, Larry Smith had 13 and Martin Camm 10.
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Tight finish as Virginia and rival split late lead
A close game saw neither team hold more than a seven point edge and the margin stay within two points after halftime. The score was tied at 37 37 and Virginia led 68 67 late in the contest.
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Monaghan Mills Rally Past YMCA 88 87
Monaghan Mills overcame a 30 point halftime deficit to edge High Point YMCA 88 87 at the local gym. Gene Seay formerly of Clemson and Dick Tyler formerly of N C State led the visitors with key scoring as Monaghan capitalized on late free throws and a collapsing defense.
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Clemson
Dick Tyler
N.C. State
North Carolina State Freshmen Cruise Past Duke 90 to 56
NC State freshmen overwhelmed Duke 90 to 56 as all five starters hit double figures led by Auksel with 26 and Punger 21. Heyman and Pope each scored 14 for Duke while High Point’s Molodet had 25 and Davis 24. The Wolflets built a 55-29 halftime lead before a late surge by High Point.
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Day
Houder
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