Lietzke Cruises to Hawaiian Open Victory in Hawaii
Bruce Lietzke, 25, wins the Hawaiian Open at Waialae with a 273 total 15 under par for his second victory of the season. He earns 48 000 from a 240 000 purse and takes the early money lead as he contemplates overseas options and a busy schedule ahead. Takashi Murakami and Don January tie for second, while Andy Bean stands fourth and Lance Suzuki leads final-round scoring.
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Southern rips Kyger Creek as Meigs leads weekend hoops rout
Southern beats Kyger Creek 88 to 58 to extend its winning streak to 12 in RAC and improve league mark to 9 0. Chip Brauer posts 23 points and 18 rebounds while Ralph Baylor adds 24 points and 16 rebounds for Kyger Creek. Meigs defeats Wellston 92 to 62 in a Southeastern Ohio matchup and Symmes Valley rallies past Eastern 64 to 37 in a separate conference game.
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Lanier Ejected Pistons Fight To Victory
The Detroit Pistons defeated the Kansas City Kings 130-111 as a bench clearing brawl led to seven Pistons and six Kings facing $150 fines. Lanier, ejected after a third quarter altercation with Kings center Jim Eakins, scored 20 points while Detroit built a 78-62 lead.
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College basketball results across conferences update standings
Big Ten Michigan defeats Ohio State 93 to 72 while Central Michigan tops Kent State 96 to 76. Other notable scores include Heidelberg 65 Kenyon 62 and Ohio Wesleyan 77 over Wittenberg 82. Washington Jefferson beat Hiram 92 and Buckeyes fall short in the rest of Sunday results.
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Ohio Bobcats Upset Bowling Green 69 68 In Overtime
Ohio University Bobcats spoiled Bowling Green State University act by winning 69 68 in overtime. Clutch free throws by Bob Leon and Bucky Walden decided the game with Leon converting a late 1 1 and 1 and Walden making one of two in overtime to seal the victory.
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Ohio Bobcats Rally But Fall In Overtime To Falcons
Ohio State led 35 28 at halftime behind Tim Joyce and Walden as Tim Joyce scored a career high 25. Detroit Falcons a late surge tied game 64 all and Walden sealed the win with a steal and free throws in the final seconds of overtime.
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Smith Blanks Former Mates in 3-0 North Stars Win
Gary Smith stopped 38 Chicago shots to blank his former team the Black Hawks 3-0 at Chicago Stadium for Minnesota. Bill White, now Black Hawks coach, watched as Ted Harris credited Smith with the win. Bill Fairbairn opened scoring with a shorty, Steve Jensen scored, and Dennis O'Brien added a late middle-period goal.
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Bulldogs Split Duals in Weekend Wrestling Action
Athens improved to 6-2 in dual meets by beating Marietta 45-18 and losing to Dover 40-20. Lorant Spacs remained undefeated in dual meets and tournaments with two pins, including a 2.41 victory over Dover’s Jim Page, as Jeff Courant also went 2-0 to raise his mark to 10-1.
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Fairland defeats Trimble in dual wrestling match
Fairland defeated Trimble 36 to 30 in a Thursday dual at Proctorville. Winners captured eight of 13 weight classes with pins, forfeits, and decisions including Miller FP pinning Randy Collins, Thormpas and a forfeit, Wright PF decisioning Steve Cominsky, and others such as Coffman pinning Atkins and Wedd defeating Busy Love.
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Bobcat Wrestlers Tie 14th Win in Dual Meet Record
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