Harris Wins in Sudden Death at Robinson Open
Big Labron Harris edged Bert Yancey in a sudden death playoff to win $20,000 in the Robinson Open. Both shot 67s in regulation to finish at 274, 10 under par, at Crawford County Country Club. Yancey earned $11,400, with Larry Hinson, Jim Colbert and Gay Brewer close behind at 276.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Robinson
Labron Harris
Bert Yancey
Harris
Oklahoma State
Yancey
Crawford County Country Club
Larry Hinson
Jim Colbert
Gay Brewer
Hinson
Colbert
Brewer
Football scores and upcoming games across conferences
A long list of college football results includes Oakland 34 0 San Diego, Central Conn net 51 Adelphia Coast Guard 26, Colby 13 Cornell 38, Dartmouth 31 Massachusetts Delaware 40 New Hampshire. Numerous other games feature Hofstra Maine Holy Cross Harvard Indiana Pa Cortland Ithaca Denison Kings Col Fairfield Maine Maritime Plymouth State Middlebury Wesleyan Moravian Delaware NY Tech Rutgers Rutgers-Newark Oklahoma Pittsburgh Pace Brooklyn Col Pennsylvania Lehigh Rhode Island Brown Rutgers Princeton Springfield Amherst Toledo Texas Arlington Villanova Virginia Military West Chester Westminster Susquehanna Williams Trinity Colgate Yale Connecticut South Alabama Florida Alabama A&M Albany St. Army Georgia Tech Auburn Tennessee Citadel Boston Univ Duke Virginia East Kentucky East Tennessee Florida State Kansas Georgia Clemson Grambling Cal Arkansas A&M McNeese St Tenn U Miami Wake Forest Chicago Minnesota Dallas San Francisco New Orleans Washington New York Giants Green Bay Denver Detroit New England Jets at St Louis Monday games and next Sunday NFL and college football schedules are listed, including matchups like Oakland at Cleveland and Cincinnati at Green Bay.
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Ithaca
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Fairfield
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NY Tech
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Oklahoma
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Yale
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Tennessee
Citadel
Boston
Univ
Duke
East Kentucky
East Tenn
Chicago
Minnesota
Dallas
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New Orleans
Washington
New York Giants
Green Bay
Denver
Detroit
New England
New York Jets
St. Louis
Atlanta
Baltimore
Presbyterian Cal
Lenoir
Rhyne
Buffalo
South Carolina
Oakland
Cleveland
$2,000 Top Award in Bass Tourney
Wesley Fredieu of Many Louisiana won the $2,000 top prize at the Third Annual Grand National Bass Bonanza, sponsored by the American Anglers Association, after 40.8 pounds over two days. Runner up Tommy Patton of Texarkana earned $1,000 with 38.8 pounds. In two man event, Ken Barton and John Dixon each won $1,000 for 63.12 pounds. Johnny Petraglia remains PBA money leader despite a slump.
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Ark
Wesley Fredieu
Many
American Anglers Association
Fredieu
Tommy Patton
Ken Barton
McAllester
Okla
John Dixon
Bache
Giants Hold Off Reds as Dietz Grand Slam Lifts Hope
San Francisco Giants battle injuries to edge Cincinnati 12-5 and keep a one game NL West lead over the Dodgers. Dietz belts a grand slam after stitches and bandages, while McCovey battles arthritic knees and a torn cartilage. Dodgers win later, Mets top Pirates 3-1, Cardinals beat Montreal, Phillies over Cubs.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Charlie Fox
Giants
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Dick Dietz
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Los Angeles
Claude Osteen
Hank Aaron
Tom Seaver
Vice Cavalillo
New York
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Jorge Roque
Cardinals
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Roger Freed
Philadelphia
Chicago
Parks Sink Nazarene Evangelist Into Coma in 4th Quarter
Southwest Conference results dominated discussion as Arkansas fell 21-20 to Tulsa in a fourth quarter upset. Texas rolled 24-0 over Texas Tech behind backup Donnie Wigginton who scored twice. Baylor beat Indiana 10-0, Rice edged Tulane 14-1, and Houston defeated Cincinnati 12-4. Arkansas coach Frank Broyles expressed heartbreak while Texas coach Darrell Royal praised his team’s win without Eddie Phillips.
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Preeman
Associated Press
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Houston
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Missouri
Texas Christian
Washington
Texas A&m
Nebraska
Frank Broyles
Todd Starks
Razorbacks
Broyles
Darrell Royal
Eddie Phillips
Royal
Eddie
Donnie Wigginton
Phillips
Oregon
Rice Triumph Over Tulane Prompts Coach Praise
Rice coach Bill Peterson called the win over Tulane one of his great victories, crediting big plays and resilience. Baylor’s Bill Beall presented the game ball to Mrs Enid Markham, author of That Good Old Baylor Line, as standout Roger Goree starred with a blocked punt an interception and a key pass breakup. SWC matchups predicted to ease this weekend.
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Baylor
Bill Beall
Enid Markham
Roger Goree
Missourians Take Cross County Honors At SEARK Meet
SE Missouri College of Cape Girardeau captured top honors at the Bison Booster Invitation cross country meet in SEARCY Arkansas. The Redhaws posted a low team score of 33 while Memphis State was second with 71, Arkansas State third with 74, Harding fourth with 112, and Arkansas Monticello fifth with 151.
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Parks Sink
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