Nicklaus proves he still rules golf at Firestone
Jack Nicklaus wins his 60th pro tournament with a 275 total to take the World Series of Golf at Firestone South. Hale Irwin finishes second, Dave Hill third, while Nicklaus extends his career totals and hints major-season ambitions. Irwin earns 50 000, Hill 20 000, and Graham 15 000 as top finishers.
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North Carolina Uses Trick Play To Edge Miami Of Ohio
North Carolina defeated Miami of Ohio 14 to 10 on a controversial fake injury no huddle play that produced a 69-yard TD run. Miami coach Dick Crum criticized the ploy as unfair while UNC officials defended the legality and spirit of the game.
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Aggies Resume Work To Face Southwestern State
Cameron University opens football workouts as Coach Jim Helms leads the Aggies against Southwestern State at Weatherford. The intrastate clash starts 7 30 p m Saturday. Cameron seeks rebound after a 17 16 loss to Eastern Illinois at Charleston in the opener with a late fourth quarter rally.
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Cameron Aggies Struggle in Loss Despite 262 Rushing Yards
Cameron's offense sputtered amid two fumbles and multiple penalties as Eastern rolled to a victory. Les Varner suffered illness and was relieved by Bob Shanklin. Breshears left early and Prince was ejected, reshaping the line. Jesse Cohee led Cameron with 115 yards rushing and both touchdowns, with an intentional safety sealing the final score in a hard fought Pacific contest. Southwestern opens season at Milam Stadium Saturday, with series tied 3-3 and Cameron hoping for a rebound.
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Borg and Evert Triumph at U S Open Third Round
Bjorn Borg and Chris Evert won comfortably as Ilie Nastase faced crowd pressure. Borg defeated John Lloyd 6-3 6-3, while Evert crushed Glynis Coles 6-0 6-0. Nastase beat Marty Riessen 6-2 7-5 amid boos from center court.
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Tigers Capture Only State Victory
Oklahoma State college football slate saw mixed results as Cameron fell 17-16 to Eastern Illinois after a late 42-yard field goal. East Central opened with a 21-9 win over McMurry, led by Larry Morgan's 118 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Northwestern, Langston, and Panhandle lost to Abilene Christian, Mississippi Valley State, and Eastern New Mexico respectively. Next week matchups include Howard Payne at East Central and Cameron at Southwestern.
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Cromwell King Spark Jayhawks Opener Victory
Kansas opened the Big Eight season with a 28 16 win over Oregon State at Corvallis led by Nolan Cromwell 113 yards on 22 carries and Franklin King who intercepted a pass and returned to set up KU's third TD. King and Cromwell delivered late scoring as Kansas pulled away.
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