Santa Ysabel Stakes winner Lovely Robbery tops Arcadia card
Laffity Jr aboard Lovely Robbery won the Santa Ysabel Stakes by one and a half lengths at Santa Anita, part of six winners for the jockey on the nine race program. Also noted were results at Offolk Downs and Gulfstream Park with Prince Cantor, Wistful, and Kim's Chance among winners.
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Cremins Named Southern Conference Coach of the Year
Appalachian State's Bobby Cremins earned coach of the year honors in the Southern Conference marking his third such award since 1975. The Mountaineers tied for the league lead at 11 5 in conference play after a 18 8 regular season, with Davidson and Chattanooga also 11 5.
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Don Zimmer Seeks Rally With Rangers After Sox Exit
Pompano Beach report on Don Zimmer in the Texas Rangers dugout as he reflects on his firing by Boston and the sellout Patriots Day game. He recalls daughter Donna in Boston and the Rangers’ rough 1980 season with questions about team pride and unity.
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Zimmer Sees Rangers With Deep Pitching Staff
Will Grimsley critics aside, Zimmer says July will reveal more about the Rangers as a competitive club with a strong pitching corps. He touts a 20 man staff and notes ace reliever Jim Kern is fully healthy, while veterans Ferguson Jenkins Jon Matlack Doc Medich Danny Darwin and Rick Honeycutt anchor the mound alongside Al Oliver Mickey Rivers and Buddy Bell. He emphasizes team spirit and a proven drive to compete.
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Miller Returns To Where He Found His Game
Johnny Miller seeks to defend the American Motors Inverrary Classic title at Inverrary Golf Club in Lauderhill Florida facing Jack Nicklaus and a 144 player field. Miller arrives as money leader and stroke average holder after a dramatic comeback from a down period while CBS plans national telecast for final rounds.
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Skating Showdown Promises World Title Battle in Hartford
American skaters David Santee and Scott Hamilton clash for the World Figure Skating gold as Santee leads after the short program. Soviets dominate pairs with Vorobieva Lisovsky taking gold while Cherkasova Shakrai falter. Carruthers siblings slip to fifth as newcomers Miller Fauver place tenth. Elaine Zayak sits seventh after compulsory segment.
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Georgia State coach resigns after 4-23 season
Georgia State basketball coach Roger Couch resigns citing best interests of the university and himself. He says no axes to grind and urges athletic leadership to fund a capable successor. Couch, 41, will stay at the school in another capacity until June 30 after leading the Panthers to a 4-23 record.
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Alumni Games Set For March 14 At Midland Valley High
Booster clubs from Aiken and Midland Valley high schools sponsor alumni basketball games on March 14 at Midland Valley High gym. Teams include graduates of Aiken High Graniteville and Langley-Bath-Clearwater high schools. Girls play at 7 and boys at 9. Admission is 1.50 dollars.
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Pacer Golfers Finish Second in Newberry Match
USC Aiken placed second in a four team NAIA District 6 golf meet at Newberry Country Club behind Limestone 303. Pacers shot 325 with Neal Gaston and Darian Womack in the 80s. Scott Goodman 81 and Chris Fulmer 84 aided USC Aiken as they moved to 2-2 on the season.
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Day Wins Midland Valley Tournament Flight Winners
Helen Day won the first flight in the Midland Valley Women s Golf Association low net tournament with Kate Ham mer in second. Vivian Egan and Evelyn Sonsara were first and second in the second flight while Dora Rich captured the third flight with Judy Hildebrand as runner up. The Midland women schedule their weekly tournament with pairings at 9 a.m and tee off at 9 15.
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