Connors Wins Opening Round At New Orleans Tennis
Top seed Jimmy Connors defeated John Sadii 5-7 6-3 6-0 to open the $175,000 New Orleans Tennis Tournament. Kriek and Joubert upset higher seeds, while Moore, Smid, Gullikson, and Mas ters also won. In other actions Warwick won by default as Mayer was injured. In Washington a Wake Forest alumnus, James R. Gilley, faces NCAA scrutiny over alleged improper payments. In Clearwater Pete Rose did not play for the Phillies against the Reds.
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Angels get rookie Mark Clear in bullpen spotlight
Angel rookie Mark Clear outpitched Jim Palmer in spring action leading the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-3 win over the Chicago Cubs. Clear, 22, struck out six in three innings, elevating his spring totals to 16 strikeouts in nine innings with a 2.42 ERA. Palmer struggled, yielding eight runs on 13 hits in six innings as Baltimore lost 8-2 to the Dodgers. Other scores: Yankees over Braves 2-1, Detroit over Montreal 2-1, Texas 6-2 KC, Houston 4-3 Minnesota, Cincinnati 4-3 Philadelphia in 13, San Diego 5-3 San Francisco, Toronto 10-8 Boston, Seattle 8-3 Milwaukee, Oakland 8-3 Cleveland in rain-shortened game.
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NCAA Tournament Glance Big Ten and Big East in Action
Regional championship results recap formatted by AP shows Indiana State 73 Arkansas 7 in Midwest at Cincinnati and DePaul 95 UCLA 91 in West at Provo. Sunday wins include Penn 64 St John 62 in East Greensboro and Michigan State 80 Notre Dame 68 in Mideast Indianapolis. Semifinals March 24 in Salt Lake City pairings Penn or Michigan State against the other and Indiana State or DePaul facing the remaining finalist.
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Baseball Scores And Schedule From Monday To Tuesday
Baseball results show Houston defeated Minnesota 4 to 3, New York A edged Atlanta 2 to 1, Los Angeles beat Baltimore 8 to 2, Detroit won 2 to 1 over Montreal, Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 in 13 innings, Toronto beat Boston 10 to 8, Texas prevailed 6 to 2 over Kansas City, Oakland won 8 to 3 over Cleveland in rain shortened game, Seattle 8 and Milwaukee 3, California 5 over Chicago N 3, San Diego 5 over San Francisco 3, St Louis 5 over Chicago A 3, New York N 5 over Pittsburgh 4. Tuesday schedule lists Houston vs Montreal in Daytona Beach, Atlanta vs Kansas City in Fort Myers, Yegernents vs St. Louis in St. Petersburg, Eg Nana vs Boston in Winter Haven, Eorkeit vs Chicago A in Sarasota, New York A vs Minnesota in Orlando, Chicago N vs California in Palm Springs, Oakland vs Cleveland in Tucson, Seattle vs Milwaukee in Sun City, San Francisco vs San Diego in Yuma, Philadelphia vs Baltimore in Miami, New York N vs Pittsburgh in Bayamon Puerto Rico.
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Pro Sports Top Earners Across Golf Tennis and Bowling
A compiled list shows top earnings in golf tennis and bowling. Fuzzy Zoeller leads golf at 96,970 while Nancy Lopez and Martina Navratilova head tennis and women’s golf earns include Pat Bradley and JoAnne Carner. Bowling leaders include Mark Roth and Earl Anthony.
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Bowler Ed Wise Leads Jubilee Lanes Event Honors
Bowling reports from Jubilee Lanes highlight Ed Wise of Torchlighters with 258-662 and 180 average, Julie Koranda leading women with 236-583, and Gary Thompson 231. Various leagues at Castle Lanes, Marion, and Lancer Lanes show strong scores, including Ron Steinfeldt 629 and Rob Staub 627 in traveling divisions, with Sunday Sinners and Eagles Mixed posting notable tallies.
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Holmes douses Ocasio in Las Vegas preface to title duel
World boxing champion Larry Holmes, 29, 290 with 20 KOs, doused challenger Ossie Ocasio with water at a Las Vegas news conference amid sharp exchanges. Ocasio, 22, undefeated at 13-0, vowed a quick fight while Holmes touted his Sept title defense plan before the Friday bout at the Las Vegas Hilton. Also on the card, Norton vs Shavers for WBC heavyweight elimination, with Norton predicting a 12-round contest.
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