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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1978

Page

7

Watson leads Crosby Pro-Am with 66 in rain delay

Tom Watson fired a 6 under par 66 to grab a three stroke lead in the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Cypress Point Monterey Peninsula. Arnold Palmer and Gerald Ford teamed for 65 in a better-ball round as rain delayed play and tough conditions persisted.

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Top Weekend Sports Action And Postponements In Indiana

As of Friday, weather cuts back sports with postponements in wrestling and swimming. NCC events proceed at Anderson High pool and Richmond, while Muncie Northside hosts the Olympic Conference wrestling tourney. Indiana contenders include Lafayette in swimming, and players like Greg Smith, Frank Hunter, Alex Farrior, and John Swain in NCC events.

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Spartans Beat Purdue as Big Ten Race Widens

Michigan State, ranked 10th and undefeated in the Big Ten, beat Purdue 60-51 to extend its conference lead while Earvin Johnson drew praise as the season’s best freshmen. Minnesota topped Illinois 70-66, and Indiana rolled Ohio State 77-63 as all five home teams won.

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Snow disrupts NBA and college hoops with weather delays

Heavy snow paralyzed the winter sports schedule. Four NBA games were postponed including Denver at Buffalo and Cleveland at Chicago, with emergency limits at Piscataway as Nets suffer a nine game skid. George Washington at Villanova was moved to Sunday while Michigan at Ohio State and Kansas City at Boston also faced postponement. Aqueduct canceled Friday and today’s card due to high winds at Bowie Race Course.

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UCLA Faces Notre Dame in Rematch Based on Dunkel Index

Dick Dunkel predicts UCLA with a slight edge over Notre Dame in a Sunday meeting after both teams shifted in the Dunkel ratings. UCLA up 4.7 points, Notre Dame down 5.2 since their last game in Westwood. Also notes Bowling 59 55 at RaIn s.

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Wreek College Basketball Index Explained

A concise definition of a continuous index for Wreek College Basketball that blends average scoring margin with recent performance. Originating in 1929 by Dick Dunkel, the method measures team strength per game and favors current form, indicating a stronger rating than a 40.0 baseline.

Dick Dunkel

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