Nicklaus Captures PGA Championship in Palm Beach
Jack Nicklaus wins the PGA Championship at PGA National with a seven under par 281 after a Sunday 73. The Ohio Bomber overcomes early bogeys to beat Billy Casper by two strokes as Tommie Bolt and others chase at 284 and 285. Casper travels to Morocco after the event.
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Pierre Russell lauded as indispensable KU star and MVP candidate
The piece hails Pierre Russell as a crucial Kansas player whose defense rebounding and drive define the team. It contrasts him with stars like Sidney Wicks, notes his impact beyond scoring, and argues his value could justify an all league spot despite not leading in traditional categories. It previews KU’s title drive and notes upcoming tests versus Oklahoma Missouri and Nebraska.
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Dutch skater tops Holum at Golden Skate contest
Attje Keulen-Deelstra of Holland wins the Golden Skate in INZELL Germany with 189653 points. The 32 year old mother of three takes the 1000 meters in 1 33 2 while Diane Holum finishes third in 1 33 8.
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Haskell Opens Regional Play In Hutch Today
Hutchinson and Independence share favorite status as Region Six co leaders in the junior college basketball tournament opening in Hutchinson. All four first round games set for today include Coffeyville versus Haskell Institute and Hutchinson versus Highland with semifinals to follow.
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Memphi s Turmoil as Teams Eye Postseason Berths
Memphis State, 18 7, hopes for an NIT bid after beating Wichita State 85 77 to create Missouri Valley turmoil. Marquette, Fordham, UC Santa Barbara, and others eye at large NCAA or NIT berths amid conference champions and strong records.
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Cousy to Take Part In NAIA Cage Clinic
Bob Cousy, famed NBA star and Cincinnati Royals coach, will participate in one of three NAIA clinics during the NAIA tournament in Kansas City March 8 13. He is set to speak on Fast Break Basketball March 11. Clinics will cover basketball baseball and football.
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Pro Cage Report Saturday's Results
The report lists Saturday results with teams Phenix 124 Detrit 117 New York 113 Portland 102 Los Angeles 112 San Fran 107 Atlanta 134 Buffalo 317 Chicago 129 Seattle 114. Sunday results include New York 110 Baltimore 104 Pallacuehite 131 Cincinnati 9 Milwaukee itt Boston 99 Detroit 106 Atlanta 106 Los Angeles 107 Cleveland 90. Monday games feature Chicago versus Cincinnati Las Cruces NM Philadelphia at Milwaukee Portland at Detroit Baltimore at New York San Diego at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Buffalo Atlanta at Seattle.
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NAIA Names At Large Teams for District 10 Basketball
St Benedicts and Sacred Heart are the District 10 at large entries for the NAIA tournament in Emporia Kansas as the selection committee using the Carr System picks teams. Sacred Heart edged College of Emporia by a narrow margin and St Benedicts will play Sacred Heart in the opening game with Friends University meeting Fort Hays State in the other matchup.
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