Lincoln Tigers Rout Hope Bobcats In 84 66 Victory
Lincoln dominated Hope with 62 percent shooting and 84 66 win as Seals Hall Gulley and Moore led a late surge. Hope, led by Dudley and Muldrow, fought back at times but went scoreless last two minutes before halftime and never recovered after the third period.
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Ley
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Robert Gul Joy
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Tomelhe
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Texarkana
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SWC eyes 11th football game amid by law changes
SWC members approve a plan permitting an extra 11th game this fall by a three fourths margin, with Texas undecided and Texas A&M SMU and TCU pursuing 11th games. Grubbs notes seven schools start Sept 1, influencing potential early-season matchups while others weigh the cost and student-athlete time.
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Howard Grubbs
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Aggies
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J. William Davis
Texas Tech
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Lazerbacks
Two Arkansas Players Earn Money In San Diego Open
Richard Crawford of Bella Vista finished one stroke behind the winner after a Sunday 72 for a four day 280 prize. Pete Brown won a sudden death playoff with Tony Jacklin to claim 275 and the top purse of 30000.
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Richard Crawford
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Ark
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Pete Brown
Tony Jacklin
Springdale
Kittens edge Lincoln in overtime by clutch free throws
In a close battle, the Kittens trailed at halftime but took the lead late in the third quarter. Ingram and Joyce sparked a comeback, tying the game at 37 and forcing overtime, where Lincoln led briefly before Smith and Ingram sealed a 40-37 overtime win. The scoreline showed a tight, back and forth contest with key free throws and moments of precision from Ingram.
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Joe
Joyce
Hinmy Smith
Ngram
Kittens
Lincoln
Ingram
Jay Barrentine
Smith
Pacers Hit Eight 3s in Rout of Rockets for ABA Record
The Indiana Pacers beat the Denver Rockets 118-105 and set a club record with eight three pointers. Six Pacers scored in double figures led by Fred Lewis 23 points, as John Barnett and Roger Brown added 20 each amid a high scoring ABA Sunday slate.
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Pistol Pete Breaks Cage Record at LSU Coliseum
Pete Maravich shattered Oscar Robertson's NCAA career scoring mark with 53 points to reach 2,987, as LSU defeated Ole Miss 109-66 before about 11,000. The victory highlighted a day of top-10 upsets across college basketball, including Vanderbilt over Kentucky and Loyola Chicago over Marquette.
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Associated Press
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TCU Frogs upset Baylor as SWC title race tightens
Texas Christian mounts a fast break surge to beat Baylor 90 71 at Fort Worth’s Daniel Mayer Coliseum. Doug Boyd grabs 7 rebounds for a TCU school record, Rick Wittenbraker scores a career high 25, and TCU climbs to 4 1 in SWC play while Baylor slips to 4 1. Texas Tech edges Arkansas 50 48. Texas beats Rice 75 67 and A&M tops SMU 84 74. Swaim notes improved spirit as Texas A&M visits Tuesday.
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Pete Brown Wins San Diego Open After Dramatic Finish
Pete Brown won the Andy Williams San Diego Open in a sudden death playoff over Tony Jacklin and Jack Nicklaus. Brown, 9, surged from seven strokes back with a seven-under 65 final round, overcoming pressure on the 501-yard final hole. Nicklaus and Jacklin finished tied for second at 276, with Brown’s victory marking his second tour win in 17 years.
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Associated Press
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Tony Jacklin
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Jacklin
Nicklaus
Coleader
Jack
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Grier Jones
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Senior Amateur Play Planned For 1971 Championship
NEW YORK AP reports the 1971 Senior Amateur Championship will be staged at Sunny Brook Club Plymouth Meeting Pa on an announced date in September. The U S Golf Association released the plan detailing the event and venue.
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Plymouth Meating
U.S. Golf Association
Raymond Berry Leaves Cowboys to Join Arkansas Razorbacks
Raymond Berry resigns as Dallas Cowboys receivers coach to become Arkansas Razorbacks receivers coach. Berry will spend six weeks finishing work on an instructional film, leaving Dalits coach Tom Landry praising his move. He succeeds Richard Williamson, who left for Abilaba. Great Leonid meteor shower noted from November 1833 with wide visibility from the Gulf of Mexico to Halifax.
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