Hale Irwin Captures Los Angeles Open Victory
Hale Irwin defeated Tom Watson by two strokes to win the Los Angeles Open with a 272 total and $37,000 prize. Irwin, 30, built a late surge after trailing Watson, including an eagle on the opening hole, and earned a tour record course score while Watson finished two behind. Irwin extends momentum into the Tournament Players Division event in Florida.
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Huskers drop from conference race after OT loss
Nebraska falls to 16-8 and 7-4 in the Big Eight after a 95-84 overtime defeat at Missouri. Willie Smith scores 31 for Missouri, while Jerry Fort leads Nebraska with 22. Cipriano angrily airs officiating concerns after drawing two late technicals.
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Petersburg boxer caps 5th division crown
Peters burg Nebraska boxer Roger Pelster 22 retained his 156 pound Golden Gloves title with a decision over Bruce Pearson of Lincoln. Pelster joins Art Hernandez of Omaha as the tournament only five-time champion in its 43 year history.
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Simmons
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Lou Bailey Jr
Jack Dillon
David Winey
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Players face spring training delay as owners hold the ball
Marvin Miller battles for a new Basic Agreement while owners refuse to open spring camps without concessions. Poor turnout at Cincinnati meetings underscores dwindling momentum as players, led by Miller, face the reserve clause dispute and free-agent rights amid unresolved negotiations.
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Hastings Clinches Big Ten Swim Titles Dominant Rally
Hastings crowds the podium by sweeping diving and breaststroke events and both relays to edge Columbus in the 12th Big Ten Conference Swimming and Diving Championships at Boys Town Field. Dale Robertson and Scott Harsh lead Columbus with school records in the 200 and 100 freestyle, while Coach Barry Johnson hails his lineup as the best 500 free group in nine years.
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Oregon ends UCLA's win streak at Pauley Pavilion
Oregon defeats UCLA 65 to 45 at Pauley Pavilion ending UCLA's 98 game home winning streak. Dick Harter lauds Oregon's defense as Greg Ballard and Ron Lee pace the Ducks. UCLA trails 30-14 at halftime as Indiana, Marquette, North Carolina and other top teams win in a busy college basketball roundup.
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Columbus Wrestlers Fall Short In Class A Title Bid
Columbus High Discoverers pushed for a tie to claim the state Class A wrestling crown as George Rambour narrowly lost to Kirby Monahan 9 4 in the finals. Rudy Glur won the title for a second straight year, giving Columbus 71 points, the high mark for the school but short of the championship.
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Family Y Net Cage Results Reported
Platte College and Family Y volleyball results list men’s and women’s matches. Men’s scores show Deane’s 2 Oasis 11 Slam mers 3 Dales 0. Women’s results include First National 2 Sarges 1 BB and Co. 3 Wildcats 0 Taco John’s 3 Slicers 0 Dairy Chain 3 A and W 0.
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Birbari and Baldwin Win Outboard World Championship
Skip Birbari of Branford Connecticut and Wayne Baldwin of Sandia Texas won the outboard world championship races at Firebird Lake, Phoenix, by skimming across the course for the title, as reported by UPI.
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