Top college teams weekend results recap from UPI
UPI reports the top 20 college teams with results including Alabama 35 LSU 21, Michigan 31 Iowa 0, Nebraska 23 Iowa State 23 tie, Texas 17 Baylor 3, Texas Tech 31 loss to TCU, and Notre Dame 21 Air Force 13 among others with several teams idle.
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College football scores recap from East Amherst to Hawaii
A long lists of college football results shows East Amherst beating Trinity 34 7 while many others like Navy 28 over Pittsburgh 13 and Penn State 37 over NC State 22 highlighted. The slate includes Yale 30 over Penn 48 and California 23 over Stanford 13 with numerous other regional winners and lost showings across the nation.
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Canyons Rally Ties Hancock In Homecoming Clash
College of the Canyons and Hancock College played to a 26 26 stalemate at Dave Boyd Field. Hancock led 20 7 at halftime before CCC surged back 26 26 late, with Crawley passing to Foglesong for the tying score. Willis ran 97 yards for Hancock.
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Nicklaus to be honored as PGA Player of the Year 1972
Jack Nicklaus will receive the PGA Player of the Year award at the 56th annual meeting in Beverly Hills but will miss the banquet due to business in Japan. The meeting runs Tuesday to Friday at the Beverly Hilton with candidates William Clarke and Frank Cardi running for president.
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Taiwan Nets World Cup Golf Team Title in Melbourne
Affable Hsieh Min Nam and Lu Liang Huan captured the World Cup team trophy in Melbourne with an Asia first, beating Japan by two strokes. Hsieh also won the individual crown by two strokes as the 72-hole event was cut to 54 due to bad weather. Nakamura, Ono and Kono featured as prominent names in the standings.
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Risch Wins Gardena Valley Open by One Stroke
former USC star Bob Risch captures Gardena Valley Open title with a 72 hole total of 275. He earns 1800 dollars and edges Curtis Sifford and Rafe Botts who tied for second at 276.
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Frankie Crawford Faces Hugo Barazza in Lightweight Bout
Frankie Crawford of North Hollywood seeks a third victory since returning to action as he meets Hugo Barazza of Colombia at the Valley Music Theater in Woodland Hills. Crawford carries a 37-9-4 record after beating Lobato and Romero since resuming, while Barazza stands 19-2-1 and also beat Lobato in his last outing.
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