Indiana and Duke survive first round by single point each
Indiana and Duke advance to the NCAA second round after tight 63-62 wins over Furman and Rhode Island respectively. Key late plays, missed chances, and coaching reflections frame the close outcomes in the East regional doubleheaders.
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Rams
Sly Williams
Williams
Gminski
Kevin McDonald
Penn
St. Bonaventure
Quakers
Weiskopf Wins Miami Open by One Strokes Over Nicklaus
In a tense Doral Open finish on the Blue Monster course Tom Weiskopf held off Jack Nicklaus by a single stroke. Weiskopf’s 67 68 gave him a 272 total while Nicklaus shot 72 65 after a midround surge. Mahaffey finished third at 278 as Gilder Pearce and Fiori followed.
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Coral Country Club
NCAA First Round Scores From Indianapolis and Knoxville
In Indianapolis and Knoxville first round NCAA games produced set outcomes: Miami Ohio 64 defeated Marquette 81 in OT. Michigan State 77 beat Providence 63. Kentucky 85 over Florida State 76. Western Kentucky 87 defeated Syracuse 84 in OT. East, West, Midwest, and girls prep results follow with multiple regional matchups and second round pairings listed.
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Baseball Exhibition Games From Sunday Schedule
Sunday results include Kansas City 9 Philadelphia 6 and Houston 3 Toronto 2 Detroit 9 Minnesota 5 Texas 6 Montreal 5 Chicago A 9 Boston 2 New York N 4 St Louis 0 Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 5 Atlanta 5 Los Angeles 3 New York A 9 Baltimore 4 Chicago N and San Francisco SS rain postponed.
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Doral Open Golf final scores and winnings listed
The $200,000 Doral Open at Blue Monster, Doral Country Club, shows final scores and prize money. Tom Weiskopf won $40,000 with 67 70 67 68 272, followed by Jack Nicklaus at 273 for $22,800 and Jonn Mahaffey at 278 earning $14,200. Ed Fiori, Eddie Pearce, Bob Gilder each earned $8,267 with 279 totals. Steve Meinyk $6,400 at 280. Alan Papie $5,225 at 281. Gibby Gilbert $5,225 at 281. Lon Hinkie $5,225 at 281. Bruce Lietzke $5,225 at 281.
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Blue Monster
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West Frankfort hosts Class AA sectional basketball championship tape
Television listing notes 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM coverage of a Class AA sectional basketball final from West Frankfort, followed by Bowling for Dollars on channel 2 and NHL hockey featuring Montreal at Minnesota on channel 30. The schedule lists event order and channels without additional details.
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Australians Save Face As U S. Wins World Cup Tennis
The United States captured the World Cup tennis crown for the third straight year, though Australia kept a 54 all-time edge. Gottfried and Connors powered the Americans to a 60 lead, with Newcombe and Roche saving face in a doubles triumph 7-6 7-6. Gottfried earned MVP honors, winning 70,000 and the silver cup after defeating Newcombe 64 64.
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New Haven Coliseum
Mines tops All-Tournament Team in Class A hoops
Barney Mines of NewLeonox Providence led the Associated All-Tournament Class A basketball team with 79 of 82 points from 41 voters. Tracey Trimpe of Havana was second with 73. First team also includes Alan Rayhorn Dakota Roger Stieg Nashville and Walter Downing Providence. Tom Grunloh Effingham St Anthony heads second team with Patton Nashville Schneider Mason City Gregurich Havana Cobler Ottawa Marquette also named.
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Pistons Outfight Nets In Chaos Paced Clash
A wild day in Piscataway saw four players fouled out and 66 personals plus seven technicals as Pistons beat the Nets 130-125. Lanier and King exchanged blows into the stands, both ejected, then dined together. Other NBA games followed with close scores and late heroics.
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Darling Larson take firsts in state YMCA swim meet
Jackson County Area YMCA swimmers bold at Peoria Illinois Boys YMCA State Meet. Billy Darling 11 wins midget 50 yard backstroke in 33.879 seconds and places second in midget 100 yard freestyle. Greg Larson 14 wins junior 200 yard individual medley in 2 13.526 and second in junior 100 yard breaststroke. Art Heinz 13 places second in medley relay and fourth in breaststroke.
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Schartow wins one hour race at McAndrew Stadium
Tom Schartow of Southern Illinois University Carbondale won a one hour race at McAndrew Stadium running 10 miles 1430 yards in 60 minutes. He finished a half lap ahead of Gary Holda Carbondale Community High School track coach who ran 10 miles 1210 yards in the hour as part of a 13 runner field in the Southern Illinois Road Runners Club event.
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