Ex-Beaver Star Tyrone Curtis Emerges as All American Contender
Wittenberg University standout Tyrone Curtis, a four-year starter and leading scorer, is highlighted by coaches and media as a top Division III All American candidate. Praise comes from rival coaches, media, and even OSU coach Eldon Miller, noting his scoring prowess, defense, and overall impact.
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Miller Tops West Virginia In Midwest Preplagers List
Midwest Basketball News releases top 65 preplagers and the schools they chase. Princeton 6-8 junior Jimmy Miller is the sole West Virginian named, highlighted for natural talent and game in, game out consistency. Central suffers winless season after a rule impact, while Fairview Falcons finish 10-7 and claim the Mercer County Junior High AAA Tournament title.
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Mercurial Reggie and Winfield Quietly Patch Ties in Yankees
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Reggie Jackson and newcomer Dave Winfield, amid a $20 million contract, have avoided clash tension. Winfield, a tall Minnesota standout, projects production in a cohesive, winning Yankees lineup while Jackson remains team leader and mentor. Both players display mutual respect as spring training unfolds.
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Boxing Promoter Harold Smith Surfaces in LA
Harold Smith resurfaced this week delivering flowers for a sick friend rather than facing the Wells Fargo embezzlement suit. Doris Lennon said Smith visited Jimmy Lennon in hospital after heart surgery, showing his support and appreciation amid ongoing civil allegations against him. The bank suit names Smith among others tied to Muhammad Ali Professional Sports. No criminal charges have been filed.
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Phillies owner declares Phillies for sale after World Series win
Clearwater AP Ruly Carpenter announced the world champion Philadelphia Phillies are for sale citing deep differences with other owners on how the baseball business should run. He urged buyers to contact attorney Kenneth Gemmill and provide biographical and cash proof. Carpenter cited rising salaries and the 1980 re-entry draft as factors in the decision.
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Petty Ends 22-Year Run With Dale Inman Hereafter
Richard Petty and cousin Dale Inman parted ways after 22 years as Inman accepted a vice president of racing operations post with Rod Osterlund. Petty leads the points, crediting Inman for a pivotal late-race decision that won the Daytona 500. The move follows Inman’s consideration for family and career goals after years in the Petty Enterprises team.
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California
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Turner challenges MLB to televised debate on labor row
Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner said he was embarrassed and ashamed for himself and the sport and urged a televised debate between players and owners to end the squabbling. The Major League Players Association voted to strike May 29 if no agreement is reached, as owners seek compensation for free agents.
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Ziegler Leads Inverrary With 4-Under 68 in Round Two
Larry Ziegler moved into a two stroke lead at 11 under par 133 after a 68 in round two of the American Motors Inverrary Golf Classic at Inverrary Golf Club Lauderhill. Jack Nicklaus faltered to 138 after a 73 while Curtis Strange surged to 135 with a 67.
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