Reis Scores Ace on Walters Course
Lawton’s Richard Reis fired the first hole-in-one of the year at Walters Golf Club Sunday. He holed a five-iron on the 150-yard par-three second hole, his first ace in golf. Playing partners were Mike Mahoney Bruce Blackman Richard Trahan and Dennis Trahan.
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Indiana barely held off Illinois 58-48 as Jim Crews keyed a late stall. Marquette trailed late before Lloyd Walton fueled a 68-61 win over Virginia Tech. North Carolina required four overtimes to top Tulane 113-106. Maryland defeated Clemson 98-89 after avoiding a late collapse. Rutgers stayed unbeaten at 92-81 in overtime over Manhattan. UCLA edged Washington 78-76. Tennessee fell to Florida 72-69 and Western Michigan lost to Toledo 88-80. Indiana and Rutgers remained 21-0 at the era’s end.
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Kansas State coach Jack Hartman lauded Oklahoma after a 75-70 win in Manhattan. He said the Sooners are a tough, well coached team and must be beaten. Chuckie Williams praised Oklahoma’s coaching and Bliss’s leadership while Missouri Kansas State and Nebraska chase the Big Eight race.
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