Gibby Gilbert Grabs Second Round Lead at Heritage Classic
Gibby Gilbert shot a no-bogey 66 to seize the 36 hole lead at Sea Pines Heritage Classic in Hilton Head Island. His 135 total seven under par, with 10 one putts and an eagle, tops a field that included Tom Watson Seve Ballesteros and Ray Floyd, who faltered on a demanding Harbour Town layout.
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Bob Green
Hilton Head Island
S.C
Gibby Gilbert
Sea Pines
Gilbert
Harbour Town
Tom Watson
Seve Ballesteros
Ray Floyd
Watson
Fuzzy Zoeller
Zoeller
Doug Tewell
Ron Streck
Mike Sullivan
Roger Maltbie
Gil Morgan
Morgan
Tewell
Maltbie
Sullivan
Streck
South
Ballesteros
Jerry Pate
Gibby Gubert
John Schreeder
Bob Gilder
Bob Byman
Bill Rogers
D.A. Weibring
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Lon Hinkle
Mark Pte
Jim Simons
Jack Lewis
Artie McNickle
Tommy Aaron
Mike Donald Bruce Devlin
Grier Jones
Don January
John Fought
Tor Watson
Gene Littler
Joe Inman
Wally Armstrong
Bill Kratzart
Ed Fiori
Alan T
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George Cadle Allen Miller
a-Ha Sutton
Frank Conner
Norio Suzuki
Mark Hayes
Gary Hallberg
Jack Renner
Terry Mauney
Curtys Strange Morris Hatalsky
Dan Halldorson
Mark McCumber
Randy Glover
George Archer
Andy Bean
Tom Parteer
Mike Morley
Bob Goalby
Tom Jenkins Charlies Coody
Dave Hill
Bob Murphy
Peter Oosterhuis II
Dave Eichelberger
Hoosiers Meet LSU In Semifinal Showdown For NCAA Bid
Indiana 9th ranked faces fourth-ranked LSU in Philadelphia in the NCAA Final Four semifinal. coach Bobby Knight touts a maturing team while Isiah Thomas leads a lineup trying to reach Monday’s title game. Durand Macklin and Randy Wittman are listed injuries but expected to play.
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Indiana Hoosiers
Bobby Knight
Louisiana State
Indiana
LSU
Virginia
North Carolina
Knight
Spectrum
Maryland
Thomas
Martin
Macklin
Randy Wittman
Giants crush Padres in 11-0 spring exhibition romp
Giants pitcher Tom Griffin threw six innings of two hit ball and struck out three as San Francisco routed San Diego 11-0 in an exhibition game. Charles Davis hit a two run homer to back the shutout effort in Yuma Arizona.
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Yuma, Ariz
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Charles Davis
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San Diego Padres
Griffin
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Clearwater
Fla
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Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit Tigers
Phils
Dick Ruthven
Milt Wilcox
Schmidt
Greg Luzinski
Manny Trillo
Garry Maddox
Luzinski
White Sox
Bradenton
Mike Squires
Rusty Kuntz
Wayne Nordhagen
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Francisco Berrios
Chicago
Bob Ovchinko
Cubs
Palm Springs
Calif
Rick Reuschel
Chicago Cubs
California Angels
Reuschel
Angels
Fred Lynn
Bert Campaneris
Jason Thompson
Bill Caudill
Willie Hernandez
Cavaliers Sampson Named AP College Player of the Year
Ralph Sampson of Virginia, 7 foot, said he would trade the award for a national championship. He averaged 18.2 points and 11.5 rebounds, won with 26 of 62 votes, while Virginia prepared for a semifinal vs North Carolina. Durand Macklin, Danny Ainge, Isiah Thomas among others who received votes.
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Ralph Sampson
University of Virginia
Adolph F. Rupp
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Virginia
Sampson
Commonwealth Athletic Club of Kentucky
North Carolina
Aguirre
Ohio State
Terry Holland
Holland
Doug Elgin
Elgin
Charlottesville
Ralph Miller
Oregon State
Leonard Opens Busy 1981 With Bonds Title Fight
Sugar Ray Leonard defends the WBC welterweight title tonight in Syracuse Carrier Dome against Larry Bonds as the 1981 schedule looms with a Kalule title bid in Houston and possible August defense plus a Hearns showdown. Bonds, a 29-year-old garbageman, ranked top five by the WBC, seeks his first big upset as Leonard eyes two more titles this year and a potential Hagler clash for the undisputed crown. The bout is HBO televised and marks Leonard’s first live home TV appearance since defending vs Green.
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N.Y
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World Boxing Council
Larry Bonds
Carrier Dome
Leonard
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Denmark
Houston Astrodome
Tommy Hearns
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Universal
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Atty
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Hearns
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Kalule
Hagler
Bobby Lewis
Denver
WBC
Roberto Duran
New Orleans
Home Box Office
Dave
Boy” Green
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Joe Nolan
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George Foster
Dan Driessen
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Bill Walton
UCLA
Bluefield State College
West Virginia Department of Mines
Dick Ason
William W. Thomason
Princeton Little League
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Oakvale High School
Athens High School
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Glenwood
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BIG Oak Swimming Pool
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