Southern League results roundup from AP
Saturday action saw Maine edge Auburn 9 8 with Auburn eliminated while Arizona State beat Arizona 7 6 and Washington State tied Oklahoma 6. Sunday notable results include Arizona State 10 Oklahoma 2 with Oklahoma eliminated and Eastern Michigan 3 Clemson 2 in 10 innings. Arizona State 9 Washington State 3 followed to end night with Clemson 36 14 and Maine 28 8 ahead of next showdowns. Tuesday features Eastern Michigan 45 14 vs Arizona State 64 8 at 7 40 p.m. Eastern Michigan vs Arizona State set for 7 40 p.m. Tuesday.
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PGA Scorecard Leaders and Prizes From Event
Joe Inman earned $50,000 with rounds of 70 69 67 71 for a 277 total. Grier Jones took $23,125 with 71 69 65 73 to finish at 278. Tom Weiskopf also earned $23,125 with 71 70 67 70 for a 278 total.
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Riverside 400 Race Top Finishers List
The Riverside 400 stock car race results show the top finishers led by David Pearson of Spartanburg S C earning 15150 dollars. Benny Parsons Ellerbe N C and Ray Elder Caruthers California followed with 6175 and 4500 dollars respectively. Other notable finishers include Buddy Baker Charlotte N C Darrell Waltrip Daytona Beach Fla Cale Yarborough Timonsville S C Jim Insole Mission Hills California Richard Petty Level Cross N C Dave Marcis Skyland N C Richard Childress Winston-Salem N C Cecil Gordon Horseshoe N C Chuck Wall Burbank California and J D McDuffie Sanford N C with varying prize money.
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Jesse Owens remembered from school to Berlin glory
The article recounts Jesse Owens rise from Ohio State scholarship to breaking world records in Ann Arbor in 1935 and four gold medals in Berlin 1936. It notes deprivations off campus, his impact on Hitler's regime perception, and Owens recalling the intimidating spectacle of the Nazi rally.
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Braves Agree With Montanez and Add Robinson
Braves president Ted Turner praised a deal with Willie Montanez and said Willie wants to finish his career in Atlanta. Robinson will serve in a utility role, and the club recalled Rob Belllion to replace Biff Pocoroba on the disabled list. Rod Gilbreath will miss a week with a muscle pull in the right leg.
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Toronto LPGA Results Reflect Wide Prize Totals
Leaders earned sizable purses at Cedar Brae with Young topping at 12,000 for a 212 total after three rounds and Judy Rankin collecting 6,500 for 212. The field featured many notable players including Carol Mann Susie McAllister Chako Higuchi and JoAnne Carner with varied final scores and earnings across a 60,000 event.
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Birds Continue From Page Nine Dodgers? Unclear lineup details
Birds Manager Billy Martin avoided overburdening staff after a seven earned run outburst since 1967. He allowed three runs in the first and Mike Hargrove hit a three run homer in the second. Jim Umbarger allowed five hits for his seventh win in 11 decisions. Angels beat Tigers 10 to 7 with Orlando Alvarez and Ron Jackson combining for seven of LAs 12 hits. Alvarez homered and drove in three, Jackson added four hits including a two run shot. Brewers edged A’s 5 to 4 as Bill Castro earned his first save and Jim Slaton won his eighth, stringing together 22 straight outs after Bill North led off with a single.
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Indians Rout White Sox To Take Doubleheader Pair
The Indians built an eight to five win in game one and completed a two game sweep of the White Sox. Rico Carty drove in three with a pinch double and Larvell Blanks added a two run triple as Cleveland broke the game open in the eighth. Frank Duffy homered for the first time this season. The Red Sox beat the Twins ten to two as Rick Jones earned his first major league start and Carl Yastrzemski hit a three run homer breaking an 0-for-10 skid. Boston pushed across eight unearned runs aided by five Twins errors.
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Cubs ride Cey homer to beat Expos 8 3 in brief game
Future's two years to lead Los Angeles over Montreal. Ron Cey slammed a two run homer to pace a nine hit attack against loser Woodie ryman, Cubs 8, Astros 3. Manny Trillo's three run double capped a four run fifth inning and Pete LaCock homered to lift Chicago over Houston. The Cubs won their fourth straight. Ray Burris earned the win. Paul Reuschel saved. Larry Dierker took the loss.
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Oklahoma State NCAA Golf Champions 1977
Oklahoma State, led by coach Mike Holder, won the 1977 NCAA golf title in Albuquerque. Wake Forest, favored and defending champ, led early but the Cowboys dominated all four days and finished top after 72 holes, marking a repeat performance despite Holder’s warning to his team.
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