Aaron Shaw Share Lead In Doral Classic At 206
Aaron and Shaw share a three round 206 leading the Doral Open at Coral C C after Nicklaus fired a 64 to tie for second with 213. Nicklaus birdied six, nine, and ten to pace a record-tying march under windy conditions. Sikes and Bolt sit three back as final round drama looms.
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Aaron
Shaw
Miami
Fla
Tom Shaw
Tommy Aaron
Jack Nicklaus
Tis
Nicklaus
Pac
Coral Country Club Course
Baby
Bolt
Jeaders
Gardner
Jeader
Dickson
Dan Sikes
Tommy
Sikes
Tommy Bolt
Arnold Palmer
Jacksonville, Fla
Wolfpack Wins Fourth Straight ACC Swim Meet
North Carolina State claimed 584 points to win its fourth consecutive Atlantic Coast Conference swimming championship in Winston-Salem. Over three days the Wolfpack won 16 of 18 events and swept nearly all finals, finishing 22 points ahead of North Carolina with South Carolina third.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
IRS probes country clubs tax status in advisory action
The IRS issued an advisory opinion about tax exempt status for golf and country clubs. It said clubs that sponsor tours and charge admission may be deemed to profit members, risking loss of exemption if proceeds support club expenses or member benefits. The ruling prompts questions on how many clubs could be affected and how clubs describe their internal management.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service Isj
IRS
Eernal Revenue Service
Worhavior
United States Golf Association
National Golf Foundation
Maryland Wins ACC Wrestling Title
Maryland captured the 1967 Atlantic Coast Conference Wrestling Tournament, scoring 126 points and taking nine of 11 titles. Tom Talbert lost at 137 pounds to Virginia’s John Pegues. Gabel Kline and Howard Zachmann each won their third titles for Maryland. Gary Mulligan claimed the 115-pound crown as a freshman. Virginia finished second with 85 points, NC State third with 42, followed by North Carolina and Duke.
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Maryland
Terps
College Park
Tom Talbert
Virginia
John Pegues
Mike Jordan
Duke
Bob Crane
North Carolina
Tom
Ted Moore
North Carolina State
North Carolinas
Gabel Kline
Kline
Howard Zachmann
Mac Horton
Kevin Gilead
Joel Haan
Randy Amberger
Gary Mulligan
College Fare
Saturn
John Clesiuk
Mike Jordat
John Baker
John Pitas
Allen Brawley
N.C
Curt Calihan
Tor Moore
Inka
Gobel Kline
Bob Harry
Randy Umberger
John Parsons
North Darvids
Mary- Mac Horton
Ralph Sonntag
Art Morgan
John Long
Charlotte
N. C
Wolfpack
N. C. State
Steve McGrain
Eric Schwall
Tom Evans
N.C. State
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Clem
Tommy Aaron
Ani
Tommy Bolt
Joex Nicklaus
Dan Sikes
Free State
McGrain
Helm
Stanwick
Gerry
G. Fairey
Tony
Tadeee Ain
Mcrkey
Schwarz- Arnold Palmer
Goodner
Birnbrauer
Fred Martiseee
Hugh Royer
Dannemann
Richard Crawford
Maunigal
Mary
Michael Fetchick
Land
Morgan
Dukor
Bristow
North Paul Harneyay Carolina
Ane Milf
Falzone
Steve Spray
Witaszek
Weir- Wayne Wollmer
Lenmy Wright Miller Barber
Bill
Brillhart
I Spitaker
Gail Carole
Senn’ Behrman
Northarolina
Vayle
Time
Et Araby Nichols
Vy Loughlin
South Car
Steve Bald
Rosary
Thoder
Vick R
Bob Brue
Bruce Devin
Bob Goalby
Bed
Bart Yancey
N.C. Stara
Ev- Petererityans
Coyle
Simbrauer
Schwall
Dukes
Clemson
Tine
Whittier College Opens NCAA Playoffs Run
Whittier College aims to extend its 20 game victory streak in a first round NAIA district basketball playoff at LA Mirada. Pasadena College, UC San Diego, and Azusa Pacific also compete with finals set for next Wednesday.
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LA Mirada
Calif
Whittier College
Pasadena College
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
University of California At San Diego
Azusa Pacific
Davenport Wins In Track Meet at National AAU Indoor
Davenport of Southern University won the 60 yard dash and 120 yard events, tied or set world marks, edging Erv Hall in a photofinish at the Spectrum. Charlie Greene claimed the 69 yard dash, Madeline Manning defended the 860 yard title in 2 08.4, while Barbara Ferrell won the women's 60 yard dash in 6.7 as 7,031 spectators watched.
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Tom Saladino
Associated Press
Southern University Philadelphia
Willie Davi
Hallenport
Davenport
Villanova
Erv Hall
Leon Coleman
Striders
Baton Rouge
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Bill Gaines
San Jose
Calif
Norm Tate
Nyack
N.Y
Iurn
Gayle Hopkins
Pacific Coast Club
Bob Beamon
Madeline Manning
Tennessee State
Canada
Abby Hoffman
Barbara Ferrell
Los Angeles Mercurettes
ECS Winds Up As Champions Of CIAA Tourney
Elizabeth City State, seeded ten, edged Norfolk State 89 86 to win the CIAA basketball tournament final in Greensboro. Israel Oliver scored 26 for ECS while Norfolk State’s Bobby Dandrige totaled 32 for MVP honors as MSU beat Winston-Salem State 89 88 for third place.
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ECS
Greensboro
N. C
Elizabeth City State
Norfolk State
Maryland State
Winston Salem State
Elizabeth City
Israel Oliver
Bobby Dandridge
Vanderbilt Routs Kentucky in thriller to deny title
In Nashville, Vanderbilt stunned league leading Kentucky 101 to 99 on regional TV. Rudy Thacker, Perry Wallace, and Tom Hagan each topped 20 as the Commodores erased late pressure from the Wildcats, who were paced by Dan Tisel with 41 points. Kentucky falls to 20-4 overall, 14-2 in the SEC. Vanderbilt improves to 14-10, 8-8.
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Nashville
Tom Hagan
Commodores
Vanderbilt
Wildcats
Kentucky
Perry Wallace
Rudy Thacker
Hagan
Dan Tisel
Mike Pratt
Mike Casey
Wiles Leads Maryland Past Georgetown 83 78 in Tight Tilt
Maryland earned an 83-78 victory over Georgetown as Mickey Wiles scored 24 points including 16 in the second half. The Terps turned a 52-41 deficit into a 17-4 run over five minutes, with Wiles adding seven points and two assists in the burst. Will Hetzel nine? 20 and Pete Johnson 19 paced Maryland, while Georgetown’s Jim Supple had 21 and Jerry Pyles 19 to close the season at 12-12.
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Washington
Maryland
Mickey Wiles
Terps
Georgetown
Hoyas
Wiles
Billy Sullivan
Will Hetzel
Pete Johnson
Jim Supple
Jerry Pyles
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