Australian leads in Mexican golf at Mexico Cup
Chi Chi Rodriguez shot 69 to lead early as David Graham of Australia fired 66 on the 7,238 yard Mexico City course. Several big names trailed including Nicklaus Trevino and Casper, with Californias Acosta and Wadkins also near par. The event features 47 pros and seven amateurs on a course playing shorter than listed due to thin air.
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Twins Trade Carew for Giants in Contested Deal
The Minnesota Twins agreed to trade Rod Carew to the San Francisco Giants for outfielder Larry Herndon, first baseman Mike Ivie, minor league pitcher Phil Nasty and cash, with Carew’s approval needed. Carew spoke after the news, saying he and his agent would meet Giants officials in Minneapolis to discuss the move, while his wife noted he had rejected prior Giants offers.
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Redskins Falcons Clash For Wild Card Hopes
Coach Leeman Bennett says the Falcons must beat Washington to stay alive for the NFC playoffs while the Redskins rely on experience as both teams at 8-6 contend for one of seven wild card berths. The schedule includes Buffalo at New England and others as remaining games decide division titles and playoff chances.
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Thursday College Basketball Scores From Associated Press
Harvard defeated Fordham 87 to 82 while Holy Cross beat Boston University 72 to 65. LaSalle surged past Delaware 102 to 98 as Maryland triumphed over Penn State 69.
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Notable College Scoreboard Highlights Across Regions
Regional matchups yield tight finishes and strong showings. Detroit edges Oregon 75 to 74 while Iowa State defeats San Jose State 91 to 73. Kansas tops Oral Roberts 90 to 77 and North Dakota beats Tennessee Martin 84 to 71. Massachusetts over Northeastern 76 to 72 and St John’s edges Baylor 83 to 82. Mississippi State tops Memphis State 93 to 64. Navy defeats Lebanon Valley 88 to 60. In the South, Centenary takes down Valparaiso 76 to 75. Cameron powers past SW Oklahoma 99 to 82. SE Oklahoma beats Oklahoma Baptist 70 to 61. Southern Arkansas 75 Central Arkansas 64. Texas Tech 79 Colorado State 67. Wayland Baptist 70 Texas Christian 68 in OT. Far West: BYU 71 Hawaii 65. Oregon Cal New Orleans 76 Murray State 69. Long Beach State 69 Redlands 62. Los Angeles Baptist 59 San Diego U 71 USIU 59. Southern Utah State 84 Southern Colorado 70. Vanderbilt 99 Tenn Tech. Virginia Commonwealth 83 Richmond 71.
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Denver Grand Prix tennis set for February 1925 race
DENVER AP The annual Grand Prix tennis tournament will be held Feb 1925 at the Auditorium Arena with 32 players and a 125000 purse. Tournament director Ray Benton says this year’s field should be outstanding and includes past champions like Jimmy Connors. Sponsored by United Bank of Denver. SAN DIEGO AP The San Diego Sockers sign Walker McCall to a three year contract after his 1978 top scoring season, finalizing last week in Europe.
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