Shaw Opens Pensacola Lead With 67 For 180 Total
Dany Tommy Shaw stretched his lead to four strokes at the Pensacola Open after a 67 in rough, windy conditions. The 36 hole total stood at 130, with Archer three behind on 133 and Jacklin, Stockton tied for third at 135.
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College Sports Roundup From A Precise Scoreboard
College games listed include Milligan against Pembroke, Newberry, Wilmington, and Atlantic Christian with scores shown. Matchups involve North Carolina, Ohio State, Yale, Clemson, Northwestern, Furman, and Davidson with varied results and listed opponents.
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Tryouts Set April 1 For Bronco Pony League Candidates
The Recreation Center schedules Bronco tryouts for 4:00 p.m. behind the center on April 1 with sessions through April 5 and Saturday makeups. Pony League tryouts run 4:09 to 5:30 p.m. at Riverside Field with sessions through April 14 and Friday return for assignments. Aged 8 to 14 in Bronco and 13 to 14 in Pony, all players must be sons of Dan River Employees.
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Terry Crisp Keeps NHL Dream Alive with Hard Work
Terry Crisp, 24, of the St. Louis Blues, emphasizes hustle over talent. He relies on hard work, strong checking, and continual skating improvement to stay in the NHL, where he can play center or wing and contribute as a forechecker on winning teams.
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Mill and Church Volleyball Opens Busy Recreation Season
At the Schoolfield Recreation Center twelve teams across three leagues played eight games over the past week. Mill League action featured Pipe Shop over No. 5 Piece Goods 2-0 and Riverdan over Explorer Scouts 2-0. Auditorium Department swept S & R General. Church League saw Druid Hills edge Emanuel Brethren 2-1 and Westover Hills beat Burton Memorial 2-1 after three games. Girls’ night Friday included Arlington Baptist beating Emanuel Brethren 2-1, Brethren A taking two from Schoolfield Methodist, and Brethren B routing Brethren C. Badminton results from London crowned Rudy Martino and Eva Twedberg champions, with Hartona and Tan Aik Ifungg and other finals noted.
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Bowling Roundup Slow Coming To Ifs In Major League
The piece surveys spring training injuries and recoveries. It notes Richie Allen, Jim Lonborg, Frank Robinson, Tony Conigliaro, Felipe Alou, Rich Rollins, and others facing slow returns or uncertain readiness. It references Allen's serious hand injury, Conigliaro's facial fracture, Alou's successful arm surgery, and Rollins' slow knee recovery, with progress updates from teams and doctors.
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Roanoke Maroons land two spots on All-Small College team
Roanoke College star Jim Boon and freshman Fredkie Allen earned first-team berths on the 1988 Virginia All-Small College Team chosen by AP. Allen led Mason-Dixon rebounding with 16.8 per game and Roanoke set records en route to a 22-8 season under coach Charlie Morr.
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City Invitational Basketball Tourney Opens Monday
Four top teams from City Basketball League invited to the City Parks and Recreation Invitational Basketball Tournament set for Monday and Tuesday March 25 and 26 in Stratford College Gym. Opening games at 7:00 p.m. feature White Rock Falcons vs Harvey's Funeral Home. The 9:00 p.m. game pairs Goodyear, Industrial League winners, against Joush Bob's Barbershop. First Baptist, No. 2B League champions, sit out. Finalists meet Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. for the title.
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Reds Rally Past Athletics 7-3 in Exhibition Game
Cincinnati Reds beat the Oakland Athletics 7-3 in Tampa, powered by Leo Cardenas’ fourth inning double that sparked a five run revolt aided by three A’s errors. Paw Lindblad hit the lone homer, and Chuck Dobson took the loss as the game snapped Cincinnati’s four game skid.
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