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...Bradley staged a furious rally was seven birdies during a course-record 66 yesterday to capture the $125,000 LPO Chrysler-Plymouth Charity Classic with a under-par 212 for the 54-hole event...
...preprofessionalism of Wharton students tends to be exaggerated, according to most students--who cite frequent humorous jabs at Wharton and its students in the Daily Pennsylvanian, the student newspaper--there is the undercurrent of feeling that the reputation of the rest of the university is not up to par with the caliber of Wharton...
Mayotte finds little difference between Stanford and Harvard, although he finds the New Englanders a bit more stereotypically Ivy League. While the Stanford tennis program is probably the finest in the country, producing such players as top-ranked Mclinroe. Mayotte feels that the Harvard program is up to par. Mayotte has even recently adopted Harvard's innovative exercise program, which he supplements with his own weight program...
Palmer, 53, winner of four Masters titles, shot a four-under-par 68 in a nostalgic first round, making his incorrigible followers wonder if he could win again. "Damn right," Palmer said, but then he shot 74, 76 and 78. Jack Nicklaus, 43, who has won five Masters, was asked who he thought would win. "When I'm not here any more," Nicklaus answered softly, "I'll pick somebody else." Following a first-round 73, Nicklaus had to withdraw with a creaky back. Ballesteros has a bad back too, but at the mention of it after his closing...
...match wasn't a total wipe-out for the Crimson. Chet Nastala, who was two under par on the back nine holes, shot an outstanding 73, one under par for the course. Nichols shot a 78, Mosle a 79 and Steve Baker and Emmett O'Donnell each finished at 80. MIT's seventh player proved to be the deciding factor, shooting a surprising...