Thomas Captures PGA Title After Tight Final Round
Thomas wins the Indiana PGA title after a nerve free match with Quick. Both players push to the 36th hole with bogeys and birdies while rain-soggy greens slow play. Thomas edges ahead on the 15th extra hole to claim the victory and $1,200 prize money.
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Triday
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Seeds Okker Richey Advance In Tourney Seeds
In Seattle, top seeds Okker and Richey won briskly to reach quarter finals. Okker defeated Denmark’s Torbin Ulrich 6-2 6-2, while Richey edged past Brian Noseed 6-4 2-6 6-4, advancing in the Seattle International tennis event.
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Seeds Okker
Richey
U S Wrestlers Win No Medals at World Championships
TEHRAN AP The Soviet Union dominated the Greco Roman portion of the World Wrestling Championships winning five of ten golds while the United States failed to medal. Russia led with 47 points, Poland second with 35, Bulgaria third with 29, and Romania and Yugoslavia tied for fourth with 16.
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Soviet Union
United States
Viktor Subov
Kamil _Khisamutdinov
Eonid Liberman
Vale
Hyder Heaven Named Georgia Tech Basketball Mentor
Hyder Heaven has been appointed as the basketball mentor for Georgia Tech. He arrives with a reputation for building disciplined squads and guiding young players to grow under his system.
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Wnack Hyder Heaven
Georgia Tech
Blackout Ban Now Law and Pirates Lead Change
The article reports Nixon signing the blackout repealing bill for televised home football games, with eight NFL games expected to sell out locally. It also notes Pittsburgh maintaining first in the NL East after a win, while the Expos and Cubs results shift the standings, plus various baseball scores and Keeneland yearling sale totals.
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St. Louis
Expos
Phillies
Steve Carlton
Chicago Cubs
Tom Seppy
Yn Washington
Congress
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House
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Whittier College
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
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Erence Cmgnae
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Phila
House Rules Committee
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Joveland
New England
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Dolphin
Sons
William W. Lockridge
Groton
Lylester Jonson
Zions
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Carlton
Roddy Tolan
Phil Gliano
Reds
Mazie ‘Umber
Atlanta
Pete Rose
Dave Johnson
Darrel Evans
Braves
Dodgers
Jerry Reuss
Reep
Suns Release Paul Stovall
The Phoenix Suns cut former Arizona State star Paul Stovall, 65, after team camp here. General manager Jerry Colangelo and coach John MacLeod said forward spots were locked and noted competing for the fifth slot between Joe Reaves and Scott English.
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Phoenix Suns
Arizona State University
Paul Stovall
Jerry Colangelo
John MacLeod
National Basketball Association
Joe Reaves
Scott English
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Jim Colborn
Mickey Lolich
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Sparky Lyle
Stovall
Phoenix
Bert Blyleven
Grid Scores Show Warsaw Victory and Fort Wayne Notes
Warsaw defeated Bremen 44 to 22 while Fort Wayne Northrop scored 10 and Fort Wayne North 7. Mince Central 4 and Munco North 8 are listed as other grid results with unclear context.
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Bremen
Fort Wayne
Northrop
Fort, Wayne
North
Mince Central
Munco
Major League Boxscores Show Narrow Indiana High School Action
Indiana prep grid scores list Madison Heights edging Marion 7 6 and Pendleton Heights routing Shenandoah 39 0 plus a cascade of overtime wins losses and shutouts across numerous schools including Noblesville Frankton Mount Vernon Avon Mooresville Westfield Greensburg and Fort Wayne teams with many 1 0 0 point spreads and high total yardage in varied venues across the state culminating in several large margins such as Greenwood over Decatur Central 25 0 and Lawrenceburg 38 South Decatur 0.
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NGH
Madison Heights
Marion
Anderson
Muncie
Hamilton Heights
Highland
Pendleton Heights
Shenandoah
Elwood
Blackford
County
Noblesville
Alexandria
Frankton
Mount Vernon
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Hagerstown
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Plymouth
North Wood
Wawasee
Rochester
Triton
LaVille
Plainfield
Danville
Avon
Mooresville
Cascade
North Putnam
Jasper
Lawrence Central
Terre Haute Schulte
Central
Sullivan
Bromsburg
Jennings County
Aurora
Bedford
Seymour
Indpis
Celtics Waive John Laing In Wake Of Impres sive Spurs Run
Boston Celtics place center John Laing on waivers after a strong rookie season with the team. A spokesman said Laing may join another team in the league next year while the Celtics assess roster limits. Laing, from Delmar Iowa, played for Augustana College before joining the Celtics. The deal leaves the Celtics with 17 players over the league limit.
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Boston Celtics
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Laing
Sala
Taly
National Basketball Association
Tela Celtics
Fom
Celtics
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
al Abrams
Post-Gazette
Rich Hebner
Bucs
St. Louis Cardinals
Hhebner
McGuire Named Milwaukee Athletic Director After Coaching Era
Marquette University awarded Al McGuire a new five year contract on Friday. He enters his 16th year as basketball coach and first as athletic director. McGuire followed Sam Sayeda who resigned last November to teach in Marquette's foreign language and literature department. JaqileGite's teams have advanced to seven straight post season tournaments and logged seven consecutive 20 win seasons.
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Sam Sayeeda
Marquate
JaqileGite
Milwaukee
Marnette University
al McGuire
Killebrew Hints at Trade as Twins Reassess Designated Hitter
Bloomington AP reports Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith hints stalwart Harman Killebrew could be traded as the team weighs keeping two designated hitters. Killebrew, 35, returned from injury to hit his fourth homer in a 5-2 loss to the Texas Rangers, while Tony Oliva recovers from knee surgery and also holds the DH spot.
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Bloomington
Tony Oliva
Killebrew
Griffith
Saturday Probable Pitchers and City Matchups Night Baseball
Probable pitchers listed for a schedule across leagues, with matchups including Detroit, New York, Kansas City, California, and Houston. Details mention specific venues and times, noting several games with listed starters and expected lineups.
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Coleman
Tecan Hrabeee
Oak and Bluery
New York
McDowell
Altace McNally
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