Feared check would bounce Kid Snead won first Clambake
Sam Snead, then 24 and almost unknown, won the inaugural Bing Crosby Clambake in 1937 with a four under par 68. Crosby's early generosity tempered by Snead's frugality helped launch a storied PGA event now valued at hundreds of thousands.
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Tucson
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Hot Springs
Oakland
Los Angeles
Sam Snead
Richard Arlen
Johnny “Tarzan
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Fred Corcoran
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Sam
Jack Benny
Clemson Upsets Maryland 83 82 Behind Rollins 24 Points
Clemson center Tree Rollins starred with 24 points and 17 rebounds as Clemson beat Maryland 83 82 at home. Freshman Stan Rome added 22 points while Maryland was led by Steve Sheppard and Mo Howard. Clemson coach Tate Locke praised the team’s effort.
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United Press International
Emson Tigers
Maryland
Lefty Driesell
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Clemson
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South Carolina
Stan Rome
Steve Sheppard
Mo Howard
Tates Locke
Hancock Hosts Doubleheader At Home Stadium
Hancock College hosts a wrestling meet against Moorpark at 5 p.m. followed by a basketball game with Trade Tech at 7 30 p.m. The matmen are 2 0 in Western State Conference with Moorpark, and Hancock stands 6 4 overall. Starters Grossi and McGowan are out with injuries. Huyck replaces McGowan.
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Valley Hoop Roundup and Local Junior High Wins
Mission Federal 41 FCI 26 led by Tags 40 and Bulls 37. Lompoc 8th graders won 30-29 on Norm Horn’s buzzer basket. Casey Candaele scored 10, Jeff Bettendorf 12 rebounds. 7th graders improved to 7-0, 3-0 in league with 62-24 over Santa Nez. Vandenberg 7th OT 43-39. 8th 57-47 with Pickett 21. City Youth Bruins 22 Bucks 19. Rangers 48 35 with Beyen 23. Cal Poly men 9-5 visit Cal State Hayward and USD after 1-0 home slate.
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SMU tennis coach drives program to top of league
SMU under coach John Gardner has rebuilt a struggling tennis program with community support and fundraising. The Southwest Conference spotlights polygraph rules while Gardner argues recruiting standards and player autonomy shape modern college sports.
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Southern Methodist University
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Spalding Sports Company
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Texas
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