Trevino rallies to win Doral-Eastern Open in dramatic finish
Lee Trevino overcame a four stroke lead on the Coral Country Club Blue Monster course to win by one over Bruce Crampton and Tom Weiskopf. Crampton shot 65 to move into second, while Weiskopf birdied the final hole.
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Adams Wins Big Eight Scoring Title Despite Injury
Oklahoma freshman Alvan Adams led the Big Eight in scoring with 22.1 points per game for the 1972-73 season, missing the final five games with a broken arm. Missouri's John Brown finished second at 20.4, with Oklahoma State's Kevin Fitzgerald third at 18.6. Colorado’s Scott Wedman and Iowa State's Clint Harris followed, while Adams totaled 464 points in 21 games. Brown posted 531 points in 26 games and 208 field goals as Missouri tied for second and earned an NIT bid.
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Manhattan Jaspers stun NCAA indoor field with world record
Manhattan College and Jasper runners dominated, setting a world record in the distance medley while earning 18 points with a two mile win and two thirds. Mike Keogh won the two mile in 8 39.7, Dave Wottle won the one mile, and Ken McBryde plus Cliff Bruce added thirds as USC and others challenged for titles at Detroit's NCAA meet.
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Big Eight ends with K State title, Missouri joins post season
Kansas State clinched its second straight league title by beating Colorado 76-66 to finish 12-2 in the Big Eight. Missouri, at 12-5, earned a National Invitation Tournament bid after a 86-70 win over Nebraska, while Colorado and Oklahoma chased second place as Oklahoma State finished last. Nebraska, Iowa State, and Kansas State battled for positions as Mahury and team defense shaped the final standings.
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McCarthy Linked to Georgia Cavaliers Coaching Job
An Atlanta paper reports Jame Babe McCarthy of the Dallas team in the American Basketball Association is set to be named Georgia head coach, replacing Ken Rosemond who was fired. McCarthy hinted he might pursue business offers or remain in coaching and will decide after considering options.
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Wade Blasts Top Powers In Not Meet
Vir ginia Wade, 27, powered past Evonne Goolagong 6 4 6 1 to win 12 000 first prize at the Maureen Connolly Brinker Tennis Tournament in Dallas. She had earlier defeated Chris Evert 2 6 6 3 9 7 in a semifinal, and said beating both rivals back to back was satisfying despite pressure along the way.
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