Opposition Seen In Proposed NCAA Football Playoffs
President John A. Fuzak predicts strong opposition to a four team playoff for a national champion while a two team format may gain more support. He notes academic and economic concerns and cites quarter systems and exam interference as factors.
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American Football Coaches Association
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Darrell Roval
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Evert Wins World Series Crown in Texas Showdown
Top ranked Chris Evert defeated Evonne Goolagong 6-3 7-6 to win the World Series of Women's Tennis in Lakeway Texas earning 50 000 dollars. Goolagong took 25 000 as runner up as Navratilova beat Wade 7 4 6 0 for third place with 15 000 and 10 000.
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Great Britain
Miller Wins Tucson Open Again Amid Mixed Feelings
Johnny Miller captured his third Tucson Open title with a four under par 68 to finish 274, 14 under, at Tucson National. He shrugged off heckling in a win that made him the first to win the event three times, despite mixed emotions about audience reactions.
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Miller captures Disney Open as Weiskopf falters late
Miller built a late surge to win the Disney Open despite triple bogey on 18 in round one. Weiskopf led early but collapsed with three putts on 18, letting rookie Howard Twitty take second as Watson and others chased the final leaderboard.
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Pins Power Bobcats Past Eastern Michigan in Congo meet
Ohio University wrestlers dominated Eastern Michigan 33 to 9 at Congo. Andy Daniels pinned his foe at 3 51 to stretch his win streak to 12, while Tim Shoemaker pinned in 52 seconds to boost his streak to three. Gus Malavite and Mike Harris won decisions as OU coaches praised overall effort but noted inconsistencies in some weights. Rick Setzer pinned Jerry Fultz in the heavyweight bout.
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Houska
Andy Danmieis
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Dave Hopkins
Joe Boethel
Pete Beck
Glenn Mitchell
Ben Parker
Dave Eggert
Gus Malavite
Jim Snyder
Steve Gurney
Randolph Scott
John Eisley
Tom Jones
Dee Don
Ohio Cats Swim Past Bowling Green Behind Bandy Three Wins
Ohio University women? or men? not specified. Ross Bandy starred with three wins leading the Bobcats to a 62 52 victory at Bowling Green. He captured the 200 yard individual medley and 200 yard butterfly and swam on the winning 400 yard medley relay. Brian Wetheridge led diving with top finishes in 3 meter and 1 meter events.
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al Duff
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Maple Leafs thrash Rotary in Athens Minor Hockey action
In Athens Saturday morning play in the city recreation hockey league the Maple Leafs beat Rotary 9-0 in the 8-10 division as Mike Jones scored five goals and Tim Meyer posted two saves. McDonald's downed the Rangers 6-0 in the 11-12 division with Kevin Maurath scoring all goals and Danny Hollister making 14 saves. The Red Wings and Flyers tied 2-2 in a separate game with Tony Porter Steve Faris Greg Simmons and John Rowland scoring for their teams.
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Miller, Southern Triumph 69 65 over Berne Union
Miller edge Berne Union 69 65 in non league game as Rich Baker 22 points Don Hern 16 and Max Barnhart 12 lead Miller now 4 5. Berne Union 65 Pete Young 15 Riggs 14 Moore 14 top scoring for Berne Union.
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Penrose leads North past South in Senior Bowl high scoring
North quarterback Craig Penrose threw for 303 yards and three touchdowns guiding a 42 to 35 Senior Bowl win over the South. Penrose earned MVP as Duke Ferguson and Larry Gaines connected on long touchdowns. The game featured strong offense and a late surge by the North, with Richard Todd also starring for the South.
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Cats Win Behind Griffin's Hat Trick
Ohio University hockey earned a 7-2 home victory over Miami in Bird Arena with Greg Griffin completing a hat trick. Brian Heggie, Russ Moser, and Robbie Begg starred. Moser added a goal and an assist, while Begg stopped 42 shots. The win follows a prior win over the Redskins and improves the Bobcats' form after an early rough start.
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Athens Triumphs In Nine Match Duel With Logan
Athens high school wrestling beat Logan 41 to 16 at the Athens gym on Saturday night. Two undefeated Athens wrestlers Gary Noel at 98 pounds and Gary Keller at 145 pounds led the way as Athens extended its winning streak.
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