Nicklaus Leads World Cup Golf After Saturday Push
Jack Nicklaus sinks a birdie at the eighth hole in Palm Beach Gardens Florida as the U S team with Nicklaus and Lee Trevino gains four strokes to reach 15 under par after the first nine of Saturday’s third round.
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Wake Forest pulls ahead with late field goal drive
Wake Forest then drives 67 yards in nine plays with Russell rushing for the final TD and extra point. A fake field goal from the 21 on fourth and four sets up a five yard pass to Ramsey. Sears fumbles and Causey recovers at the Duke 43, Ramsey adds a 47 yard field goal to lead 23 7.
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Clemson Tops Maryland Behind Seigler Field Goals
Clemson remains in title contention as Eddie Seigler kicks 48 and 32 yard field goals to defeat Maryland 28 14. Tiger quarterback Tommy Kendrick connects on two long drives, including a 13 yard touchdown pass to Karl Andreas, while Ricky Gilstrap adds a five yard score. Maryland scores late on Monte Hinkle run and Tom Miller reception but cannot overcome Clemson’s front four.
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Hewitt Triumphs In Dewar Cup Tennis Win
South Africa’s Bob Hewitt defeated British player Gerald Battrick 3 6 6 1 6 2 to win the fourth Dewar Cup tennis tournament in Torquay England on Saturday.
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Nicklaus fires 63 to lead World Cup standings in Florida
Jack Nicklaus shot a nine under par 63 at PGA National to take sole first in the World Cup as the United States built a 17 under team total. Gary Player trailed with 207, while Lee Trevino and Harold Henning led South Africa with a 421 team total. Argentina's Roberto de Vicenzo and Florentino Molina remained under par with 431.
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Georgia Tech Nips Seminoles in 12-6 victory
Georgia Tech defense pressured Florida State quarterback Gary Huff as the Yellow Jackets won their fourth straight, 12-6. Larry Studdard caught a 24 yard touchdown pass, Cam Bonifay added a 38 yard field goal, and Smylie Gebhart forced a safety with 35 seconds left. Frank Fontes kicked two FSU field goals. Huff completed 41 of 71 passes for 171 yards. McAshan threw 17 of 27 for 123 yards.
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Little League Gridders Wrap Season With Two Titles
The Salvation Army Little League and Junior League football seasons ended with two championships at Seagrove Park. The undefeated Deacons beat the Tar Heels 14 0 on touchdowns by Roland McLain and Tommy McNeil. The Junior Tar Heels routed the Jamestown Rangers 22 0 to claim the Junior League crown.
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