Islanders and Rangers Lead NHL Campbell Standings and Scores
Summary of Campbell Division leaders and recent results. Islanders 39 419 77, Rangers 34 107 76 with recalls and roster moves noted. Basketball and other college results from Bucknell, Cornell, Murray State, and regional show scores and upsets across several conferences.
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Paradigmatic wins Miss Woodward Purse at Laurel
In Maryland at Laurel Paradigmatic edged Drawing Room by a neck to capture the $25,000 Miss Woodward Purse, Terullah paid $4.60 with a neck margin over Ken's Turn for the Laurel Race Course feature, and Pistol White paid $10.80 winning by a half length at Keystone Race Track. Regal Quillo won Calder's ninth by two lengths over Tantress. Coverack captured the Hoboken feature at Meadowlands by seven lengths over Zikali.
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All-America picks include Hawkins and Warring from IAA teams
The 1978 AP Little All-America team features Frank Hawkins of Nevada Reno and James Warring of Eastern Illinois as backs plus Dan Ross Northeastern and Jeff Komlo Delaware among standout selections. The roster spans NCAA Division I I II and NAIA with many named players from diverse colleges.
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John Mohring
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Jacksonville State
James Haslett
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Jeff Komlo
Delaware
Jerry Aldridge
Angelo State
Dan Ross
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Randy Jordan
Weber State
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Jon Borchardt
Montana State
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Bruce Kimball
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Kirby Jones
Abilene Christian
Jack Liljendahl
Minnesota- Morris
Ken Snoots
Towson
Herb Beck
Billy Smith
Alabama
Rick Booth
James
Boston University
Casey Merrill
California-Davis
Neal Higginson
Northern Arizona
Rick Chamberlin
Dayton
Bob Macauley
Steve Moyer
Wilmington Bucks
John Fennas
Wisconsin-Whitewater
Perry Kozlowski
North Dakota State
Anthony Young
Jackson State
AAU suspends 18 swimmers over conduct violations
The Amateur Athletic Union confirmed suspensions for 18 swimmers two incidents under its code of conduct. Thirteen were suspended for three months for a meet in Austin 1978, five for actions at a Colorado Springs training camp. All may appeal to the AAU board of review.
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Duke Holds On To Top Ranking
The Duke Blue Devils, after a 66-42 win over La Salle in their lone test last week, maintain the No. 1 spot in the Associated Press poll.
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MVCC Tourney yields wins in Graniteville and more
Ralph Egan and Bill Lindenmuth took first in the Midland Valley Men's Golf Association member member tourney in Graniteville. Tom Hammer and Harold House were second. Roman Sorrasa and Fred Ogburn finished third. A nine hole irons only event at the women’s club saw Val Foster win with Naomi Phillips second and Charlotte Coney posting the fewest putts. Greenw ood-Aiken High opened with a 4-1 loss as Aiken’s Buddy Bacot scored after a David Mullins assist. In college hoops Duke tops poll with 56 first place votes 1196 points Notre Dame follows. UCLA shows strong home record. Michigan State Louisville follow in top spots.
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Highland Park Holds Tourney Tie For First In Best Ball
In the Highland Park best ball event Doc Pendleton and Joe Pendleton paired with Agnes Moseley and Charlie to shoot 68 to tie for first. Huffman pairings Paul and Theresa with Burdette and Rhodes finished second, while Fair, Fair, and Davis claimed third.
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Stockton Wins Singles and Helps in Doubles at Horizon Tour
Dick Stockton of Dallas won the Horizon tennis tournament singles title at South Mountain Arena in West Orange New Jersey. He defeated Tom Gorman 6 4 6 2 in the final and shared in the doubles title while earning $25,000 in the $75,000 event.
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