Watson Bucks Pressure For Win In Nelson Golf
Tom Watson seized the Byron Nelson Classic at Preston Trail with a final round 66 to finish 72 holes at 272, one stroke ahead of Lee Trevino. Watson earned $40,000 and moved to the season money lead, while Trevino matched with a 66 and claimed $72,800 as Don January and Dave Stockton shared third.
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Affirmed Wins Derby as Alydar Narrowly Falls
Trainer Laz Barrera called Affirmed's Kentucky Derby victory a sure result and noted the horse would have pulled away if head to head with Alydar. Steve Cauthen, age 18, rode the winner for Harbor View Farm as Alydar finished second, 14 lengths ahead of Believe It. The Derby time was 2 1/16 miles, a fast fifth-fastest in Derby history, with plans for both contenders to race in the Preakness at Baltimore.
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Steve Cauthen
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Veitch
Jorge Velasquez
New York
Belmont Park
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Larry Bettele
Jerry Frankel
Stephens
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VPI Targets Top High School Stars in Metro Seven Move
Virginia Tech pursues a strong recruiting class as coach Charley Moir eyes three top in state prospects Gordie Bryan Jeff Schneider and another. Schneider, from Clarksburg Washington Irving, chose VPI over West Virginia and UCLA citing an opening at guard and Moir’s plan to use him as a shooter. WVU coach Gale Catlett laments the loss while VPI expects improved scheduling with Metro Seven foes including Louisville Cincinnati Florida State Memphis State Tulane and St Louis.
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Record summaries from a college basketball doubleheader
A scanned box score style recap lists players and points for Washington, Seattle, Denver, Cleveland and California games. It shows totals, fouls, and coaching staff names, with scattered incomplete player lines and numeric tallies across teams. The fragmentary text includes names such as Motta and Dench for Washington and Broan for Denver, and notes technical fouls and team totals.
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Seattle
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Weiner
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teGerge
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Registration II underway for Bluefield youth leagues
Registration for Bluefield youth baseball and softball is underway. Boys ages seven to nine may register for boys league and girls ages nine to 15 for softball. Two new girls leagues added. Permission slips available at local schools or the Rec Department Youth Center on Stadium Drive. Deadline May 19.
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Depailler wins Monaco Grand Prix in 1978 thriller
Patrick Depailler, driving a Tyrrell-Ford, won the 36th Monaco Grand Prix to move ahead in the 1978 world drivers championship. Niki Lauda, Brabham-Alfa, recovered from sixth to challenge for the win, while Jody Scheckter, John Watson, and other rivals battled on the narrow Monte Carlo streets.
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Patrick Depailler
Niki Lauda
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Tech shuts out East Carolina in 4-0 victory
Virginia Tech pitcher Mike Rhodes allowed two hits in a 4-0 win over East Carolina. Rhodes improved to 5-2 with three shutouts on the season. Dennis Duff hit a two run homer in the first, Eric Keller added an RBI, and Andy Aldrich doubled for Tech. ECU ends season 27-18.
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Tidewater Tides edge Charleston Charlies on passed ball
Right-hander Tom Hausman pitched a five-hitter and the winning run scored on a passed ball as the Tidewater Tides defeated the Charleston Charlies 2-1 in International League action in Norfolk Virginia.
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