Trevino Trails as Heard Recovers to Lead Colonial Standings
In Fort Worth, Jerry Heard shoots 66 to tie Steve Melnyk for the second round lead at the Colonial National Invitation, with Lee Trevino close behind at 134 after a 68. Trevino notes respect for the course as dangers loom from Zoeller Sullivan and Edwards, while Heard discusses a long road back from a back injury and a near-death lightning strike.
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Bullets Rally to Beat 76ers for Eastern Title
Washington surpasses Philadelphia 101 99 to clinch the Eastern Conference championship 4 2. Wes Unseld scores the decisive rebound shot with 12 seconds left as Elvin Hayes and Bob Dandridge lead the Bullets, while Julius Erving sits with foul trouble. Dandridge 28, Hayes 21, Erving 22 for 76ers. Washington advances to the NBA finals against Seattle or Denver.
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Rain Delays Hit Cedar Rapids Sports Schedule
Rain cut into Metro area sports with Linn-Mar district meet the only major event spared. Hawkeye Downs stock car races canceled for the third time in four weeks and will resume next Friday. Cedar Rapids Giants face Appleton in a Midwest League double header at Memorial Stadium at 6 30 p m.
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Wash second in district as weather mars Linn-Mar meet
Washington's Warriors place second to Waterloo West at the Linn-Mar district track meet amid rain and wind. Randy Hobbs disqualified for wearing an illegal uniform. Kirk Draper stars for Linn-Mar with a pair of wins and the Lions lead Metro scorers.
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Smith wins Region XI junior college golf title at Muscatine
Perry Smith of Kirkwood Community College shot a 108 over 27 holes to win the Region XI individual championship. Mount Vernon native carded 38 33 37 on the 36 36 72 layout as Boone wins team title with 468. Waldorf and Kirkwood tie for second in playoff behind Boone. top two teams advance to nationals at Chapel Hill Tenn in June.
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Flanagan Named Northwest Missouri State Athletic Director
Richard Flanagan head track coach at Northwest Missouri State was named athletic director at his alma mater replacing Michael Hunter who resigned in February. The 48 year old coach takes over at the Missouri university based in Maryville and inherits duties as the school seeks continuity in athletics leadership.
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Roundup of TV area sports schedule
Pro wrestling at noon on KCRG. Baseball Boston vs Minnesota at 1 p.m. Rodeo final at 2 30 p.m. on WMT. Colonial Open golf at 3 p.m. CBS. The Racers at 3 30 p.m. on KCRG. Sports Spectacular at 4 p.m. CBS. Wide World of Sports at 4 p.m. ABC CBS. Three on three basketball at noon on CBS. NBA playoffs at 12 30 p.m. World Tennis at 1 p.m. ABC. American Sportsman at 2 30 p.m. KCRG. Wide World of Sports at 3 30 p.m. KCRG. Championship fishing at 5 p.m. WMT.
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Borg Drops Out Of World Championship Finals
Top seed Bjorn Borg withdrew from the World Championship of Tennis finals due to a painful blister on his right thumb, defaulting his semifinal against Viatas Gerulaitis.
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