Palmer Sees Short Game Slump At Hawaiian Open
Arnold Palmer voiced frustration over his short game after a final round 73 left him four behind winner Tom Shaw at the Hawaiian Open. Shaw fired a 69 to finish 15 under, earning $40,000 and lifting his season total to about $67,000. Dewitt Weaver shot 71 to 278 for third, while Miller Barber surged to 66 for 274 and second place. Palmer shared fourth with Trevino and Hubert Green after weathering three putts in the early holes.
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USC Falls to UCLA in Rivalry Clash
Southern Cal coach Bob Boyd laments a 64-60 defeat to UCLA but stresses his team’s mental toughness and focus on the next game. The Bruins, now 16-1 overall and 3-0 in the Pacific-8, used an 11-0 run to erase a nine-point Trojan lead. UCLA’s Sidney Wicks led with 24 points and 14 rebounds as USC drops further in the conference race.
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College Scores Reported From Saturday Action Across Many Games
A compilation of Saturday college basketball results shows multiple close and high scoring games across conferences. Notable finishes include Penn State 94 over Maryland in a high scoring affair, Holy Cross topping George Washington 88 to 61, Army defeating St John’s NY 63 to 45, Princeton downing Brown 76 to 8, and Duke beating Wake Forest 103 to 79. Other results feature Kentucky 121 over Mississippi 86, Florida 70 over Indiana State 62, Wisconsin 91 over Illinois 93, and Texas 84 over SMU 89, with several double digit margins and surprising upsets throughout the day.
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High School basketball schedule across Buckeye and nearby leagues
This week features multiple Friday matches across the Buckeye Conference and adjacent leagues. Elyria visits Fremont Admiral King. Marion plays Sandusky. Mansfield travels to Findlay. North Central hosts Elyria Catholic at Parma Byzantine. Later and Midview meet Clearview. Amherst tones up North Ridgeville. Brookside travels to Oberlin. Vermilion faces Wellington. Inland Avon hosts South Amherst. Firelands meets Lutheran West. Buckeye versus Keystone. Columbia versus Highland. Seetnrestern Avon Lake hosts Ofsted Falls. North Olmsted visits Fairview. Bay against Westlske Routty River at Medina. Firelents Western Reserve at Edis. New London at Black River. Leah Central at Monroeniie. Mapleton at SC Paul Omer Barberton. Lake Ridge at Kent State High School. Cleveland South at Cleveland Cattle.
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Portland tops Cavaliers for fourth straight win
Portland Trail Blazers roll past Cleveland 112 103 to extend club record winning streak. Geoff Petrie leads with 24 points and 10 assists while Stan McKenzie and Rick Adelman add double digit scores. Cleveland’s Bobby Smith scores 28 as Luther Rackley grabs 12 rebounds. Portland shoots 45 percent to Cleveland's 40.
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Bourne Finishes Fourth in Ontario Open Golf Tourney
Former Oberlin golfer Bobby Bourne from Avon Lake home Aqua Mariné finished fourth with a 287 total on the Ontario National course, 16 behind winner Fred Marti who shot 271. Marti earned 5000 of 25000 prize. Bourne must qualify today for the Bob Hope Desert Classic at Palm Springs as the satellite event feeds Hawaiian Open entrants.
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Eight Gentile A C boxers in Golden Gloves card
Gentile A C of Elyria sends eight boxers to the Lorain Youth Center for the Golden Gloves resume with 16 bouts planned and up to three more possible. Notables include Don Wright vs Milton Green for 147 pounds, with winners facing Feagan or Valesquez for a Wednesday session. main open bout Dan McGee vs Bob Jacinto. Tickets are $3 reserved, $2 general.
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Miami upgrades grid schedule over next decade
OXFORD Ohio UPI The Miami University football team will face top national powers over the next 10 years scheduling 14 games against Michigan State Purdue Indiana South Carolina Kentucky and Syracuse Athletic Director Richard G Shrider says the future schedule is the most attractive and challenging yet The Redskins will play Michigan State at East Lansing in 1978 and Purdue in 1973 through 1976.
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