Six share lead at Tallahassee Open after opening round
Six golfers shot four under par 68 to share the lead at the Tallahassee Open at Killearn Golf and Country Club. Dave Eichelberger is among the leaders and has PGA Tour wins, with 11 players at 69 and many under par.
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Pierce Advances In ACC Tourney
Wake Forest seventh seed John Pierce beat Virginia's Howie Hauptmann in three sets 6-2 6-7 6-1 in the ACC tournament opening round. North Carolina led by byes into the second round as seven teams advanced. Maryland and Maryland State doubles results noted.
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Gary Silverman
Jim Wesner
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Coleman Named Volleyball Coach for U S Collegiate Team
George Williams College coach Jim Coleman is named men's volleyball coach of the United States Collegiate Sports Council. He will lead the U S collegians in the World University Games in Moscow this summer.
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Marathon Oil to play in Intercontinental Cup in Brazil
The Marathon Oil basketball team of Lexington Kentucky the defending AAU national titleist will compete in the seventh Intercontinental Cup in Sao Paulo Brazil on May 15 They will face teams from Brazil Yugoslavia and Puerto Rico Marathon returns to the United States to play the touring Russian Olympic team in Lexington on May 11
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Bruins Offer Ticket Refunds After First-Round Exit
The Boston Bruins announce refunds at North Station for tickets presented, with season ticket holders receiving refunds by mail for games 6 through 10 after their early playoff elimination.
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Evert Reaches Masters Quarterfinals with Dominant Win
Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale defeated Anne Kiyamura 6-1 6-1 in St. Petersburg to advance to the Masters Tennis Tournament quarterfinals. The match showcased Evert's strong baseline play and control throughout.
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Australian Graham Opens With 64 In Sobu Intertational
Inzai Japan Graham Marsh shot an under par 64 to lead the Sobu International after an eight round day. The event offers $50,000 prize money with Marsh holding a three stroke edge over rivals.
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Tigers Sweep Red Sox at Fenway in 11 7 Victory
Detroit pounded Boston for 16 hits to sweep the four game series at Fenway Park as Bill Freehan Aurelio Rodriguez and Mickey Stanley each homered and Freehan collected four hits. The win snaps Boston's early slide while Milwaukee New York and Kansas City also won in the American League.
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Mets Split Double Header With Cubs Amid Slump
The Mets beat the Cubs 3-1 in the first game as Tom Seaver and Yogi Berra were sidelined by illness. In the nightcap Burt Hooton shut them out 7-0 as Chicago swept the doubleheader. Seaver was hospitalized with stomach cramps, Berra out with a cold, and Rube Walker ran the club. Montreal edged Philadelphia 6-5 and San Francisco beat Los Angeles 8-6 in other NL action. Expos visit Shea Stadium next, hoping for improved hitting.
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