January Opens Mexico Cup Lead With 64 At Mexico City
Don January shot a 64 to take a five stroke lead after 36 holes in the Mexico Cup Golf Tournament at Club de Golf Mexico. He tied the course record with five consecutive birdies and posted 132 for 36 holes, while David Graham trailed seven under after a 71.
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Mexico
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Nakajima
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Bill Kratzert
Lindy Miller
Carlos Perez Acosta
Bob B
Mark Hayes
Manuel Ballesteros
John Schroeder
Tony Cerda, Jr
Barry Jaecke
Toru Nakamura
Howard Clark
Bob Murphy
Ken Brown
Enrque Serna
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Miguel Hernandez
Robert Roos
Sven Tumba
Guillermo Margolis Te
Juan Antonio
Vikings and Lions Face Crucial NFC Showdown Today
Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton urges urgency as Minnesota, 8-5-1, aims to beat Detroit in Detroit for sole control in the NFC Central. Tarkenton seeks consistency after late drives, while multiple playoff picture clashes unfold across the league including Green Bay Chicago and Dallas Philadelphia.
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Out Of Court Settlement Ends Baseball Dispute
Former Texas Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi and infielder Lenny Randle settled a damage suit from a 1977 fight in an amicable out-of-court agreement. Lucchesi spoke emotionally of wishing no such incident occur again while Randle urged forgiveness as they shook hands and moved on.
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Spinks Found Not Guilty In Marijuana Case
Michael Spinks, brother of Leon Spinks, was acquitted by St. Louis County Magistrate Dennis Quillin of possessing marijuana at Lambert Field after four hours of testimony. The 21-year-old’s case arose from a March 28, 1977 incident before a Rangers exhibition game in Orlando.
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Mottram McEnroe Win In Davis Cup Competition
In Rancho Mirage California England's Buster Mottram edged Brian Gottfried 44 24 10-8 64 6-3 to level the Davis Cup final against the United States. John McEnroe, 19, defeated John Lloyd 6-1 6-2 6-2 in straight sets as cold conditions cooled a desert afternoon.
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Buster Mottram
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John Lloyd
California
Mount San Jacinto
Mercury
Record of college games and trades in early rounds
The recap lists numerous college basketball results with teams like Babson Bowdoin Maine Towson St Mass Boston Maine Machias and others, plus tournament rounds and various conferences. It also notes player trades and signings in baseball and pro football, including Cra Reynolds to Houston Floy Bannister, Toby Harrah to Cleveland, Jerry Koosman to Minnesota, and NFL moves for Giants Cardinals and NBA teams.
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Bowdoin
Maine
Towson St
Mass -Boston
Maine-Machias
Citadel Bible
Midsouth
Chris
Howard
Norfolk St
Radford
F Mennonite
Rollins
Flagler
Warren Wilson
Piedmont Bible
Virginia
Seattle Mariners
Cra Reynolds
Houston
Floy Bannister
Texas Rangers
Toby Harrah
Cleveland
Buddy Bell
Jim Shortstop
Montreal
Mike Hart
Macalester seeks new coach after 42 game skid
Macalester College in St Paul fires coach Clint Ewald after a 0-26 stretch over three seasons and starts a rapid search for a young proven recruiter to turn around the Scots football program. President John Davis and Athletic Director Dennis Keihn emphasize renewing competitiveness while staying in the MIAC. Ewald expects to find another coaching position.
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Macalester College
Dennis Keihn
Clint Ewald
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John Davis
Macalester
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Council Dominates Haysi 81 51 in Friday Showdown
Council moved to 5-4 with a decisive 81 51 win over Haysi. Greg Tiller led with 26 points while Jeff Mathis added 16. Haysi's David Sutherland scored 14 and Alan Viers 10 as Haysi falls to 1-1. jayvee score 44 43 in favor of Council.
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Haysi
Council
Greg Tiller
Jeff Mathis
David Sutherland
Alan Viers
S Owens
J. Owens
R. Owens
O’'Quinn
Marion Triumphs In Double Overtime At Tazewell
Marion Hurricanes edge Tazewell 73 to 67 in a double overtime thriller. Clayton Cregger led Marion with 30 points, while Charles Rutherford scored 25 for Tazewell. Marion outscored in the paint and secured the win with late free throws and decisive baskets to seal the Southwest District clash.
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Clayton Cregger
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Cregger
David Phelps
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Graham Crushed By District Foe Virginia High
Virginia High surged to 26 points in the final quarter to beat Graham 67 to 46 in the Southwest District. Graham drops to 1-1 on the season. Gate City visits next at 8:00. Graham’s Johnny Quintier led with 14 points, Tim Moore 12, Estel Singleton 10 and 11 rebounds. Virginia High top scorers were Jeff Sneed and Thomas with 15 each, Mark Worley 14.
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Abingdon Falcons top Grundy 83 to 62 in Friday clash
Abingdon Falcons powered by Bobby Farnsworth 31 points defeat Grundy 83 62. Farnsworth hit 15 field goals and 1 of 2 free throws to lead scoring with John Hiller 17, Bob Farrier 13, Jim Knight 10. Brad Goff led Grundy with 15 as Steve Farmer and Larry Keen added 12 and 10.
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Battle tops Richlands in 66 58 contest
John Battle pulled away late in the first half to beat Richlands 66 58 in a cold shooting game. Ketron led Battle with 19 points and Brooks added 13 while Compton led Richlands with 24. Battle shot 37 percent and 40 rebounds to Richlands 31 percent and 39 rebounds.
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Battle
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Walton Plans February Return To Basketball
Long Beach California AP Bill Walton aims for a February 1 NBA return and expects to play for either San Diego or Golden State after a foot injury felled him last season. He discusses contract talks, workouts, and trading prospects with Clippers and Warriors owners.
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Lebanon over Rich Valley 78 60 in district clash
Lebanon defeated Rich Valley 78 to 60 in a Mountain Empire District matchup. Jeff Nipper led with 12 rebounds and shot 60 percent from the field as Lebanon built a comfortable lead. Rich Valley struggled to keep pace in Friday night action.
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Montcalm Faces Talcott in Regional Final Tonight
Montcalm Generals travel to Athens to face Talcott in the Class A Regional final at 7:30 pm with the winner headed to the state tournament. Rich Valley beat by Lebanon 78 to 60 as Armstrong scores 18 and Keith 4. Lebanon top scorers include Nipper 13 Garrett 11 Campbell 12 and Hensley 10. Lebanon shot 72 percent at the line to Rich Valley's 50 percent.
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St Paul Edges Whitewood In Tight BD District Clash
Jimmy Ward sealed a 58-57 win for St Paul with two free throws with 17 seconds left. Ward boosted the Deacons to a 58-55 lead as Whitewood narrowed it to one. Rocky Cole led Whitewood with 21 points, Alan Honaker 16, Terry Maxwell 12. Neal Kilgore 18 and Doug King 16 led St Paul's scoring.
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Ward
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Radford Trips Giles in New River District clash
Radford Bobcats defeated Giles 79 to 63 as Ron Willoughby led with 36 points on field goals. Curtis Woods added 24, Mike Davidson 17, and Mike Owens 10 for Giles, with balanced scoring across the lineup.
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Radford Bobcats
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New River District
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Eagles edge Pocahontas on Musick late shot win
Rocky Gap tops Pocahontas 64 to 61 as Donald Musick delivers a three point play with three seconds left. Musick scores 18 points to lead Rocky Gap, while Pocahontas is paced by Jimmy Harding with 18 in a tight rebounding contest.
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Rocky Gap
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Garden High tops Honaker in balanced scoring night
Garden High used a balanced attack to defeat Honaker 78 to 63 on Friday night. Wayne Hall led with 20 points followed by Hylton 16 and Lester and Shortridge 15 each. Mike Hall led Honaker with 22 points as Breedlove added 12. Garden won the jayvee 43-33.
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Garden
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Breedlove
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Shortridge
Ticket prices for regional title game Princeton vs Beckley
Tickets for tonight's 7 30 Class AAA regional final between Princeton and Beckley Woodrow Wilson cost 3 for adults and 2 for students.
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