Lietzke Eyes Ryder Cup and Hawaiian Open Triumphs
Bruce Lietzke, 29, admires Miller Barber's sustained success as he competes in the Hawaiian Open at Waialae. The field features Tom Watson, Lee Trevino, Andy Bean, Hale Irwin, and Arnold Palmer. NBC will televise portions of the final two rounds.
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Clemson Ex-Player Leads Pendleton High In One-Year Coaching Leap
Jim Wells, former Clemson standout, serves as head coach for Pendleton High School while finishing his college degree. Despite not teaching at the same school, he received special league permission to coach JV and varsity, guiding Pendleton toward a Class AA II crown with a 14 4 record. He stresses hard work, rejects zone defense, and contemplates college coaching or European play in the future.
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Chubby) Wells
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Rockets Defense Slams Spurs 108-89 in NBA Showdown
Houston's defense stifled San Antonio as the Rockets won 108-89. Moses Malone and Robert Reid led with 21 points each, while Spurs star George Gervin had 19. The win marked a stretch of strong defensive nights, with Houston holding opponents under 100 in six of eight games.
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Four Convicted In Horse Case At Calder Race Course
A 12 member federal jury convicted four men Vito Davanzo Bruno Gerillo Ellsworth Ewart and Jasper Brown on conspiracy wire fraud and interstate travel in aid of racketeering enterprises. Ewart was found guilty on two conspiracy counts and acquitted on wire fraud. The verdicts followed a two day deliberation.
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Women’s Volleyball Meeting Set By Aiken Recreation
An organizational meeting for this year’s Aiken Recreation Department women’s volleyball league is planned for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the H.O. Weeks Activities Center on Whiskey Road. Interested teams should bring a representative. League play begins March 17 with games on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Entry is 40 dollars per team plus 3 dollars for each player not living in the city.
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Phillips Wins Weekly Low Net at Midland Valley
Naomi Phillips captured the low net title in the weekly Midland Valley Country Club women’s golf event. The group announced pairings at 10 a.m. Tuesday for the upcoming tournament.
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Coe Sets World Indoor 800m Record in England Meet
Sebastian Coe of Britain shattered the world indoor best with 1 minute 46 seconds in a England versus West Germany meet. He beat the previous 1 46.4 by Carlo Grippo of Italy set in Milan on Feb 24 1977.
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Scoreboard Highlights NCAA and Horse Racing Notes
Basketball scores from various colleges show Boston College 70 Providence 55 and Delaware 89 West Chester 76 among others. A federal jury at Calder Race Course convicted four men in a horse doping and wagering case while racing results from Santa Anita Bowie and Gulfstream noted winners and cancellations.
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Baseball and hockey notes from Chicago and Boston standings
Transactions include MOHICAGO and CHICAGO TE SOX signing Mike Squires to a two year contract and naming scouts. Blue Jays add Duane Kaffer Larry Munroe Bart Johnson Marvin Lane. Mets acquire Bruce Bochy from Astros for cash and assign to Tidewater. Padres sign Ozzie Smith to a one year deal.
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