Gophers Fight Fear After Ohio State Incident
Minnesota edged Iowa 53-52 at home keeping pace atop the Big Ten with Ohio State. Coach Musselman avoided trouble after a prior brawl, while Jim Brewer sparked the comeback with 3 points in the final 90 seconds.
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Jones Wins Hawaiian Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Grier Jones, 25, clinched his first pro golf title by beating Bob Murphy in a playoff at Waialae Country Club. Jones finished 14 under, 274, after an eight birdie final round. Masters champ Charles Coody was third at 275, with Trevino and Palmer close behind.
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Walker Sets Point Mark For Chicago
Chet Walker scored a Chicago Bulls club record 56 points in a 119 96 victory over the Cincinnati Royals. The 6 7 forward hit 22 of 30 field goals and 12 of 14 free throws to erase Bob Love’s 47 point club mark from 1970. Other NBA results followed across the league with Havlicek leading Boston and Bradley sparking the Knicks.
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Schenk Wins Third Olympic Gold in Speed Skating Triple Crown
Ard Schenk, 27, of the Netherlands, completed the speed skating Triple Crown at Sapporo by clocking an Olympic record 15 minutes 1.35 seconds in the 10,000 meters. He hinted at defending all three golds at the 1976 Winter Games if he remains ahead. In ice sports, the U.S. hockey team beat Czechoslovakia 5-1 with goalie Mike Curran stellar in net.
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Sooners Seek Share Of Big 8 Cage Lead
In a Big Eight showdown Oklahoma visits Oklahoma State as Nebraska holds a 5-1 lead. A Sooner win would force a three way tie atop the standings if Missouri also wins, while Kansas State, Iowa State and Missouri clash in a tight race after Saturday upsets.
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Big Eight Seeks Higher TV Exposure for 1972 Football
Big Eight Commissioner Chuck Nevias says the conference aims to turn its top ranked Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado into a TV sales advantage as ABC plans rights allocations. He notes the conference trails in overall audience but cites the record Big Eight game rating and strong team quality as selling points.
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OBU Loses Lead As Redmen Move Ahead In OCC Race
Northeastern State pushes to 11-2 atop the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference after a weekend sweep of Southwestern and Cameron. Oklahoma Baptist drops to 11-3 while preparing to host Northeastern in a top Tuesday showdown. Contenders include Southwestern East Central Central State and independent Oklahoma Christian with Cameron fading from title contention.
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