Mitchell Beats Nicklaus In T Of C Playoff For Title
Rancho La Costa Calif AP Bobby Mitchell outplayed Jack Nicklaus in a sudden death playoff to win the Tournament of Champions. Mitchell sank a 20 foot putt on the first extra hole to capture his second pro victory, earning 33 000 from a 165 000 purse. Nicklaus faltered with a 14th hole double bogey and three putts. Trevino finished third at 282.
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Ohio Thinclads Dominate Relays in Columbus Meet
Ohio University track team placed in the top five in eight events at the Ohio Relays in Columbus. Notable finishes include a 2:18.1 mile relay, 3:32.1 sprint relay, 1:28.6 880 relay, and 54.9 in the 440 hurdle, with Bill Haviland and teammates contributing multiple fourths and a fifth in relays.
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Rangers Advance to Finals After Semifinal Win
The New York Rangers swept the Chicago Black Hawks 6-2 to reach the Stanley Cup finals. They now face either the Boston Bruins or St. Louis Blues, with Boston leading 3-0 after a 7-2 win. Rod Gilbert, Vic Hadfield, and Bobby Rousseau starred as New York erased an early Chicago lead.
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Night Major League Highlights From Tuesday Schedule
In The Majors Brett 0 1 California Messersm Stanhouse 0 0 night only games Tuesday Boston at Kansas City Detroit at Texas Cleveland at Chicago night California at Milwaukee night Oakland at New York night 1 0 at Texas
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Astros Rally Past Giants With Ten-Run Ninth Inning
Houston erased a 7-3 deficit in San Francisco by scoring ten in the ninth, led by Lee May’s three-run homer and a crowded scoring burst. Mets, Expos, Padres, Phillies, and Braves also posted victories in an action-packed Sunday across the National League.
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Darwin's hitters surge as Twins top A’s 8 4 in nine inning win
Bobby Darwin, a former pitcher turned outfielder, hit a two run homer in the Twins 8 4 victory over Oakland. Darwin has four homers in five games this season and nine hits in 18 at bats. Other AL games included Texas over California 5 2 and Chicago over Kansas City 3 2.
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Dow Lake Trout Derby and Strouds Run Recreation
Dow Lake hosts stocked trout with 8000 fish last month and no limits on catch. Gagle’s Bass Derby runs April 27 to 30 with $2 entry and prizes including a Fish Finder. Strouds Run offers fishing, picnicking, camping, trails, swimming and a hand gun range with sand rests and club activities.
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Marietta blanks Athens in 11 0 golf dual
Marietta led by Bill Bonar 39 earned medalist honors as the Marauders blanked Athens 11 0 in a dual match. Bonar beat Rich Whiteside 2 0, and Marietta finished with a total team score 213 to Athens 251.
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Stars Aim to Even ABA Series in Salt Lake City
Utah Stars host Indiana Pacers in game five with series tied 2-2 after Indiana’s 118-108 rally in Salt Lake City. Roger Brown led scoring with 29, Willie Wise totaled 25 for Utah, while Jimmy Jones added 24. Virginia Squires visit New York Nets in Eastern semifinal action.
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Pro Hockey Playoffs NHL Semifinals Sunday Results
Boston defeated St Louis 7 to 2 to lead the best of seven series 3 0. New York beat Chicago 6 to 2 to win the series 4 games to none. No games scheduled for Monday.
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Shaw wins Tallahassee Open ties course record
Bob Shaw tied the Tallahassee Open course record with 273 to win $15,000 and secure an automatic spot in the 1973 Tournament of Champions in California. Leonard Thompson finished two behind for $8,550, with Art Wall Rod Funseth and Steve Melnyk tied for third at 277.
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Wren to Speak at Green and White Club Luncheon
Veteran Ohio University baseball mentor Bob Wren will speak at Tuesday noon in Baker Center private dining room for the Green and White Club noon luncheon. The spring season luncheon is the final gathering before the Spring Recognition Banquet on Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. at Baker Center honoring 10 persons.
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Pro Cage Conference Finals action narrows series
Western Conference final saw Los Angeles defeat Milwaukee 104 to 100 to clinch the series 4 games to 2. New York defeated Boston 111 to 103 to win the Eastern Conference series 4 games to 1. ABA Division Finals tied in the West as Indiana beat Utah 118 to 108 to even at 2-2 while Virginia leads New York 2-0 in the East.
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