Joe Sewell Classic Continues in Tuscaloosa
In Tuscaloosa Alabama faces South Alabama in round two of the Joe Sewell Baseball Classic after South Carolina and South Alabama game was rained out. South Alabama beat Alabama 2 0 while Alabama defeated South Carolina 10 4. Mark Hoffman pitched a no hitter for South Alabama.
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Joe Sewell
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
South Alabama
South Carolina
Mark Hoffman
Crimson Tide
Buckley Takes Early Lead at Ebonite Open Bowling Tourney
Roy Buckley of Columbus topped the Toledo event, averaging 232 and winning five of eight Thursday night games to grab a 72 pin edge atop the $80,000 Ebonite Open standings at Imperial Lanes. With 16 match games left before the semifinals, Buckley moved into lead as the field narrowed to five finalists.
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Toledo, Ohio
Roy Buckley
Columbus
Ohio
Imperial Lanes
Buckley
Seales Wins Fourth Pro Bout in Seattle
Ray Seales, last year’s Olympic boxing gold medalist, earned his fourth straight pro win with a unanimous decision over Felix Albarado of Mexico. In the same card, Renton’s Xoone Kirkman posted his second straight comeback victory with a second round technical knockout of Dick Gosha.
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Seattle
Ray Seales
United States
Seales
Felix Albarado
Mexico
Renton
Xoone Kirkman
Dick Gosha
San Francisco
Miller Leads Jacksonville Open With 66
Johnny Miller fired six under par 66 to lead the Greater Jacksonville Open in Jacksonville Florida. Doug Sanders shot 67 using no putter after breaking his putter knee slap caused by a misstrike. he finished the day seven under on the final 12 greens with a two iron.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Johnny Miller
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Fassbender Beats Graebner For National Indoor Open Title
Jurgen Fassbender wins the National Indoor Open doubles title with Juan Gilbert, earning $3,000 as Graebner criticizes the crowd after a heated final. Fassbender rallies from a set down, breaking Graebner’s serve at 5-4 in the third set to clinch victory in Charleston.
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W.va
Victor Jurgen Fassbender
Clark Graebner
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Fassybender
Juan Gilbert
Graebner
Jack Wright
New Yorker
Cochran Wins Slalom at NAEBA Giant Cup
Marilyn Cochran of Richmond Vermont won the women’s giant slalom at NAEBA in Japan with a time of 1 minute 36.83 seconds. It marked her second World Cup victory of the season.
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Japan
Marilyn Cochran
Richmond
Five swimming records fall at Nationals led by Cathy Carr
The National Women's Swimming and Diving Championships enter day two with five marks topped. Cathy Carr of the University of New Mexico shattered the 50-yard breaststroke record in prelims and again in finals with 31.123 seconds. Arizona State's 200-yard medley relay set DGWS and American marks at 1:52.782.
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Moscow
Idaho
Cathy Carr
University of New Mexico
Arizona State
Tigers Bomb Boston Rookie Pitcher In Exhibition Smash
Detroit pounded rookie Craig Skok for eight runs in the fourth inning as they defeated Boston 9-3. Willie Horton belted a grand slam and Tony Taylor added a solo shot amid six unearned runs in the inning.
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Tony Taylor
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al Kaline
Reggie Smith
Pearson Captures Carolina 500 Pole at Rockingham
Pearson, 38, from Spartanburg, will lead the field in the Carolina 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway after posting the fastest lap. Parsons, 35, a two time ARC champion, starts second in the front row as several rivals including Petty and Allison miss the pole.
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Benny Parsons
Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
Parsons
Auto Racing Club of America
Mercury
Parson
Richard Petty
Bobby Allison
Augustana Advances To NAIA Semi Finals With 63-46 Win
Augustana Ill led by John Laing with 27 points and 21 rebounds to beat Oklahoma Baptist 63-46 and reach the NAIA semifinals alongside Slippery Rock Eastern Shore and Guilford. Slippery Rock topped Wisconsin Green Bay 60-58 as Guilford edged Westmont 70-67. Collins scored 29 for Eastern Shore in an 87-80 win over Xavier.
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Brillance
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Westmont
Calif
Rubin Collins
Hawks
Xavier
Owen Long
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Laing
Wardell Jeffries
Irving Kiffin
Bisons
Bill Boyd
Warriors
Exhibition Baseball Results Thursday Highlights
Houston defeated Philadelphia 11 to 7 while New York (N) edged Los Angeles 6 to 0 Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 12 to 11 and San Diego won 5 to 4 over San Francisco Chicago (A) 11 beat Cincinnati 3 Kansas City beat St Louis 5 to 3 Atlanta defeated New York (A) 9 to notched a 9 run win Cleveland downed Chicago (N) 5 to 4 Texas topped Baltimore 4 to unknown Detroit beat Boston 9 to 3 New York (A) won 6 to 0 against Minnesota Oakland defeated Milwaukee 5 to 4.
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