Pro golf prize pot nears seven million dollars
Economists noted money tightness and that top players claim most of the wealth. The 1972 tour prize fund is announced near $7.4 million with George Archer winning the Los Angeles Open by sinking the final putt for about two thousand dollars. The large purse is paid out to a limited number of players, while many pros earn less.
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Golf Promoter Tricks And Financial Woes For LA Open
An analysis of how golf tournaments seek sponsorships and celebrity names to boost revenue, noting that the 1971 Los Angeles Open posted a $16,000 loss. Proposals include higher ticket prices, larger galleries, or reduced prize money to close the deficit amid rising costs and waning spectator interest.
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Lakers Face Pistons as Slump Persists in Detroit
Lakers coach Sharman brushes off a current skid despite a single loss in a row after a 120 104 defeat to Milwaukee. The Pistons visit Detroit with 22 wins and 23 losses fewer. A crowd of 11 000 expected for the televised clash.
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Southland Coaches Oppose Freshmen Rule Change
Southland coaches debate NCAA legislation allowing freshmen in all varsity sports. UCLA’s John Wooden and Cal State Long Beach’s Jerry Tarkanian voice strong opposition, arguing freshmen need a year to mature, while USC’s Bob Boyd sees potential depth benefits. Other coaches offer mixed views on how many freshmen might play and the rule's impact on scholarships and rosters.
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Hockey stars deny jumping to WHA amid rumors
Ken Dryden Phil Roberto and Alan Gilbertson denied reports they signed with the World Hockey Association. The St Paul Pioneer Press said up to 60 more NHL players could join WHA within 60 days. Dryden admitted talks were general and not imminent.
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President's Play predicted for Super Bowl by Nixon
Miami's Shula vows Nixon backed down and will use the President's Play a down and in pass to Warfield. Landry anticipates it as a likely Dallas Cowboys defense faces Warfield’s reception and Renfro's stop. Warfield seeks edge while Renfro braces for the coming bifurcated challenge. Lyndon Johnson is noted as a visiting fan who may advise counter moves.
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Basketball Results and Team Standings From Coastal Coast Meet
Fragmented recap notes show Irvine and Gill leading with scores and placements. Mentions East Brainrange, Spring Hill, Roanoke, and miscellaneous city and college references, indicating a regional basketball roundup with varied results and team names.
Moore leads Anteaters to eighth straight win with 24 points
UC Irvine defeats Olivet 4 a romp as forward Bill Moore scores 24 points and pulls down 12 rebounds to pace the eighth straight victory, a school record, in a Monday game.
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McMillen Leads Terps Past Wake Forest In Tight Win
Sophomore Jom McMillen scored 17 as Maryland defeated Wake Forest 49-46 on Monday. The Terrapins sealed the victory at the free throw line, converting 16 of 19 while Wake Forest hit six of seven.
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Barbarossa leads Crosby qualifier with Pebble Beach 65
Barbarossa and another Fort Lauderdale pro fired 7 under par 65 to tie Pebble Beach course record and lead Bing Crosby National Pro Am qualifiers on Spyglass Hill. Paul Moran shot 70 to top the group with 6,272 yard layout. many players listed in scrambled OCR follow. In games, Hawaii routed Rice 84 65 as Al Davis had 19 points 15 rebounds. Kentucky beat Mississippi State 104 76 with Andrews 34 Parker 28. Providence upset Villanova 70 49 Jacksonville defeated East Tennessee State 95 75. Wichita State beat Loyola Chicago 71 47. Creighton edged San Diego University 77 42 amid rough moments.
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