Russians tie series with 78 76 win over United States
Russia edged the United States 78 to 76 at the San Diego Sports Arena in a rugged battle that featured 15 lead changes. Aleksander Boleshev and Jack Salumets sparked the win while Jim Oxley missed a final second tying shot for the U S. U S had won the previous game 83 65 in Inglewood. Bill Walton sat out the American squad.
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Associated Press
SAN Diego
Russia
United States
Aleksander Boleshev
Jack Salumets
U.S
Jim Oxley
Military Academy
Inglewood
Calif
Bill Walton
Bob Cousy
Vladimir Kandrashin
Swen Nater
Los Angeles
UCLA
Nater
Cousy
Kansas City Omaha
National Basketball Association
U.S.A
Ron Behagen
Minnesota
Martti Huhtamiki
Finland
Marti Huhtamaki
Behagen
George Karl
North Carolina
Tom Henderson
Hawaii
Oxley
Aleksander Salnikov
Aleksander Belov
Munich
Ussr
Ivan Dvorni
Salnikov
Dvorni
Mikhail Korkiya
Ernie DiGregorio
Providence Star
Karl
Sven Nater
Walton
Belov
Ivan Edeshko
Henderson
Boloshev
Salumets
Soviet Union
Xavier Football Saved By Vote
Xavier University faculty and students voted down an abolition of football in a 22 to 13 decision after a delayed ballot. President Mulligan praised the outcome as the athletic program faces broader cost cuts amid dwindling attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier
Cincinnati
Ohio
Xavier University
Senate
Robert Mulligan S.J
Mulligan
Board of Trustees
Tom Cecchini
Cecchini
James McCafferty
Lakers Favored Over New York In Open Title Defense
The defending champion Los Angeles Lakers are rated a solid favorite to open the season against the New York Knicks. Analysts expect LeBron James and co to build on last year’s success as expectations run high in Los Angeles.
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Lakers
New York
Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Forum
Las Vegas
Reno
Jim McMillian
Keith Erickson
Knicks
Boston
Laker
Bill Sharman
Alayoff
Golden State
Jerry West
Reay defends Hawks after 8-3 loss to Canadiens in final
Chicago coach Billy Reay downplays the 8-3 defeat to Montreal in game one of the Stanley Cup final. He cites late suppression and hopes for a third goal turning point. Montreal coach Scotty Bowman notes a changed outcome if key plays had swung.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Montreal
Billy Reay
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Reay
Scotty Bowman
Marc Tardif
Pete Mahovlich
Chicago
Bowman
Hawks
Ralph Backstrom
Canadiens
Whiteside Leads Medallist as Ironton Captures Golf Meet
Rich Whiteside firing 74 shares medalist honors for Logan Athens while Ironton wins team title at the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League meet at Hocking Hills. Ironton 311 leads, Gallipolis and Athens tied 338, Logan 352. Rick Anderson and Mike Hurley pace Ironton scoring. Ohio University women beat Ball State 12-5 in lacrosse with Anita Carl top scorer.
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LOGAN
Athens
Rich Whiteside
Bulldogs
Gallipolis
Ironton
Southeastern Ohio Athletic
Hocking Hills County Club
Jackson
Wellston
Waverly
Meigs
Rick Anderson
Mike Hurley
Scott Spriggs
Kevin Waldo
Jim France
Mike Blosser
Bob Weinfurther
John Saunders
Jackie Clark
Don Saunders
Ken New
Jeff Cole
Tim Cole
Mark Huffman
Pat Walsh
John Davis
Jon Ondera
Dan Morrow
Rich Billman
Tom Appledorn
Eric Colley
Einan Plummer
Dan Scott
Tony Swindler
Mike Tulloch
John Dutcher
Paul Hartley
Jeff Warner
J.D. Story
Bruce Brackston
Lonnie Black
Ohio University
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
Ohio
Anita Carl
Kathy McGair
Leathe Reed
Roberta Trawantan
Wendy Weeden
Veteran Bobby Allison lands rookie Indy 500 ride
Indy 500 rookie tests show veteran Bobby Allison, 35, from Hueytown Alabama, will drive a McLaren Offy for Roger Penske at the May 28 race. He posted a 181.336 mph rookie lap and says Indy has long been a dream and a chance to win.
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Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Roger Penske
Indianapolis
Allison
Roger
Indy
Golf Design Has You In Mind in Public Courses
Columbus designer Jack Kidwell, owner of 33 years in public golf, says public par threes should be 185 to 210 yards to protect greens. He favors multiple tees on longer holes to let players of all levels enjoy courses while keeping costs low. Partner Mike Hurdzan pursues practical layouts as they plan affordable layouts for public golfers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jack Kidwell
Columbus
Ohio
Kidwell
Mike Hurdzan
University of Vermont
Chicago at Montreal Showdown on Tuesday at 8 PM
Montreal holds 10 point edge as Chicago visits Montreal for Tuesday 8 p.m. game. No other games listed for Monday or Wednesday.
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Chicago
Montreal
Highest Award Won By Orienteers
SEOOC placed in six of seven categories at the Western Pennsylvania Open Orienteering Championships with 99 competitors from 11 groups. Ohio University ROTC cadets Foland Marvin Cavileer and Eberly won first in a 12 point 3.8 mile collegiate course, earning a special plaque for top collegiate team for three consecutive years to claim.
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South Eastern Ohio Orienteering Club
SEOOC
Western Pennsylvania
SECOC
Brian Cornwell
Jacqueline Dyess
William King
Jeannie Perdiz
Cindy Prince
Glenn Greenwood
Eric Wagner
Ohio University
National Orienteering Association
Tennessee Tech
National Association
Seoocg
Bowling MAGIC TRIANGLE Final Standings and High Scores
The standings list teams such as L Swearingens, Spartan Inn, Athens National Bank, Angel of Mercy, Harrys Sohio, K and K Electric Co, Cunningham Music Center, with scores ranging from around 63 to 75. High scorers include Gloria Bolin, Judy Ross, Betsy Efaw, Polly King, Barb Jones, Betty Hayhurst, Mary Scott, and Cun ninghams Music Center with scores noted for 216 to 742. Cranwell's also appears with a 2152 score.
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Magic Triangle
Swearingens
Spartan Inn
Cornwells Ocene
Athens National Bank
Angel of Mercy
Harrys Sohio Despaies Ears
K & K Electric Co
Cunningham Music Center
Gloria Bolin
Judy Ross
Betsy Efaw
Polly King
Barb Jones
Betty Hayhurst
Cunninghams Music Center
Mary Scott
Harry’s Sohio
Cranwell’s
Double Day For Golfers At Ohio University
The Ohio University golf team won a dual match against Marshall at home and placed second to Indiana at the MAC Invitational among 17 teams. Freshman Ben Blake won MAC medalist honors with 144 after a 4 hole playoff with Greg Riddinger. Bobcats scores included Daly 148 Watt 152 McPhee 154 Love 158. Blasky and Impellitteri led the Athens Country Club event with 73 as OU defeated Marshall.
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Ohio University
Marshall
Indiana
Ben Blake
Greg Riddinger
Mike Daly
Blake Watt
Mike McPhee
Scott Love
Bobcats
Athens Country Club
Phil Blasky
Jerry Impellittiere
Thundering Herd
Athens Little League Tryouts Set for Tuesday and Saturday
The Athens Little League schedules two tryouts for 10-year-old players. The first is Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Jaycee Park on West State Street. A second session runs Saturday from 9 30 to 11 30 a.m. at the same location.
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Athens
Little League
State Street
Jaycee Park
Southeastern Ohio Track Meet Set at Evans Field
The 17th annual Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Track and Field Meet will be held at Evans Field on the campus of Rio Grande College, with first events at 3 p.m. Ironton is defending champion while Athens leads with eight titles. Chris Tolliver of Logan seeks two individual titles and Cecil Morrison of Ironton returns to defend his two mile crown.
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Rio Grande College
Evans Field
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Ironton
Athens
Logan
Gallipolis
Chris Tolliver
Cecil Morrison
Major League Baseball Tuesday Matchups Listed
On Tuesday the Majors schedule features Houston at Philadelphia Carlton 4-2 N Montreal at Atlanta Gen try 2-2 N St Louis at San Diego Corkins 1-2 N Pittsburgh at San Francisco Bryant 3-1 N Chicago at Los Angeles John 2-1 N California at Detroit Fryman 2-0 N Oakland at Milwaukee Parsons 1-2 N Cleveland at Minnesota Woodson 1-0 N ee Cuellar 1-2 at Chicago Fisher 1-1.
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Houston
Reuss
Philadelphia
Carlton
Montreal
Moore
Atlanta
Gentry
St. Louis
Spinks
San Diego
Corkins
Pittsburgh
Moose
San Francisco
Bryant
Chicago
Hooton
Los Angeles
John
California
Singer
Detroit
Fryman
Oakland
Holtzman
Milwaukee
Parsons
Cleveland
Strom
Minnesota
Woodson
Nee
Cuellar
Fisher
Baltimore
New York
Miwaukee
Boston
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Houston Ieaves
Texas
Oan
Busby
Wright
Kline
Rekick
Lee
State Farm Life Insurance Agent Offers Tailored Policies
A local State Farm representative promotes family life insurance plans designed to fit individual needs. The agent highlights specialized training and experience to help clients secure suitable coverage.
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State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
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By Jack Stevenson
Father Mulligan
Anthony Brueneman
Bobby Jones
the Athens Messenger
Messenger
Dan Dry
Bo Kleiber
Toledo
Rockets
Cats
Whiteside
Duffy
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State University
Marco Island
Fla
Orienteers
Iteral
Skip Ridenour
Virgil Conkey
OU Inn
Seoul
Bulldog
Lancaster
Chillicothe
Chuck Winders
Richland Ave
State Farm
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