Player Surges to Victory in Greater New Orleans Open
Gary Player wins the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood CC with a final 72 holes at 279 and $25,000 prize, surpassing Jack Nicklaus who finishes one stroke back. Dave Eichelberger ties Nicklaus for second at 280 as other top contenders stumble in the 125,000 tournament.
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Andretti and Ickx Win Sebring Final Race for Ferrari
Mario Andretti and Jacky Ickx drove Ferrari to victory in Sebring’s last Grand Prix of Endurance at the aging airstrip circuit. The win marks Ferrari’s ninth Sebring triumph and Andretti’s third, as Ulmann plans a new track elsewhere after structural decay and growing civic tensions. The duo completed 1,046 miles at 111.508 mph, with a 15 mile gap over the second Ferrari driven by Peterson and Schenken, while Vaccarella and Hezemans were third in an Alfa Romeo and Heinz/J ohnson finished fourth in a Corvette.
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Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule Summary
Sunday results show Cincinnati B squad 5 Pittsburgh 4 and Detroit 3 Philadelphia 1. Boston 7 Chicago A 5 New York A 2 Kansas City 0 New York N 9 Los Angeles 1. Minnesota 1 Atlanta 0 in 11. Montreal 11 Houston 5. Cincinnati A 5 St Louis 3 Baltimore 6 Texas 5 in 14. Kago N 3 Milwaukee 2 California 7 Cleveland 1 Oakland 8 San Diego 3. San Francisco vs Tokyo Lotte Orions in Honolulu. Monday games list Cincinnati Houston Cocoa Fla New York A Atlanta West Palm Beach Montreal Texas Pompono Beach New York N Boston Winter Haven Minnesota Philadelphia Clearwater Kansas City Pittsburgh Bradenton Detroit St Louis Chicago N San Diego Yuma Ariz California Milwaukee Tempe Ariz Oakland Cleveland Tucson Ariz
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Hoosiers Lift U.S. Swimming Hopes With NCAA Title
Indiana won its fifth straight NCAA swimming crown 390 to 371 over Southern California amid controversy with Tennessee. Ten American records were set including Spitz and Job. notable performances included Barbiere and O Connor in the 3 4 finish and Bussard defending the team over individual sacrifices.
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Pro Basketball Standings and Schedule From AP
The Associated Press lists conference standings for the NBA with Eastern and Western divisions, noting teams like Chicago Boston New York Philadelphia Buffalo Baltimore Cincinnati Cleveland Milwaukee Phoenix Detroit Golden State Seattle Houston Portland Los Angeles and Seattle. The schedule includes a mix of results from Saturday and upcoming Tuesday games and notes no games Monday.
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Lakers Seek NBA Title as Chamberlain Sparks Win
Lakers finish regular season 69 13 with .841 winning percentage and 124 98 win over Seattle to boost playoff surge. They open Western Conference semifinals vs Chicago while Philadelphia, Boston, Cincinnati and Houston post Friday night results in a bustling NBA playoff snapshot.
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NHL standings and games from recent results
NHL standings show New York tied Montreal 3 3 and Boston tied Chicago 5 5. Scores include Toronto 4 over Los Angeles 0 and Pittsburgh 3 over Minnesota 2, with Boston 5 Montreal 4 and Minnesota 5 New York 0. Remaining matches list Boston at Detroit Vancouver at St Louis Philadelphia at Minnesota.
A's eye repeat as Blue-Storm brews in spring camp
Oakland, led by Dick Williams, aims to defend the AL West title despite Vida Blue holdout. Key pitchers Dobson and Odom must prove healthy while new arms Holtzman and McLain seek bounceback seasons. Bando and Jackson pace a ready lineup, with Fingers, Knowles, and Locker anchoring the bullpen.
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Bruins Clinch East Title But No Celebration
Boston clinched its second straight East Division title with a 5-4 win over Montreal, as Mike Walton scored twice and Johnny McKenzie netted a key third period goal. The Bruins trail four remaining regular season games and avoided a celebratory mood after last season’s playoff upset.
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Costa Rica Downs Rochester Lancers 1-0 in N CACB tourney
Costa Rica edged Rochester Lancers 1-0 Sunday in a North Central American and Caribbean tournament match reported by AP. The victory highlighted Costa Rica's scoring play and solid defense in the regional clash.
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