Jack Fleck Dies at 92 Former U S Open Champion
Jack Fleck died at 92 in Fort Smith Arkansas after a brief illness. He stunned Ben Hogan to win the 1955 U S Open in a playoff at the Olympic Club. Fleck served in the Navy in World War II and became the oldest living U S Open champion before his death. Services are Tuesday at the First United Methodist Church in Fort Smith.
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Harvard’s Fight Ends in Narrow NCAA Setback to Michigan State
Harvard battled back from a 16 point deficit to take a brief lead before Michigan State, led by Brandon Dawson’s 26 points, pulled ahead for an 80 73 victory in the NCAA tournament. Sophomore Siyani Chambers and Wes Saunders led the Crimson with 22 each in defeat.
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San Diego State defeated North Dakota State 63 44 as Kory Brown led NDSU with 13 points and Taylor Braun was limited by Aztec length. Braun finished 7 points on 2 of 14 shooting and the Bison hit a season low 44 points, while SDSU controlled the game with efficient shooting and defense.
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Louisville defeats Saint Louis 77 60 to advance to the regional semifinals in Indianapolis. Russell Smith led Louisville with scoring and assists while Dwayne Evans and Jordan Jett propelled Saint Louis’s late rally. Cardials coach Rick Pitino praised Smith while highlighting ball distribution as a key to overcoming the Billikens.
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