Raiders Preview Under Rain Threat For First Track Season Meet
Andrews High coaches Bill Wightman and Mike Lambeth foresee a strong Raiders squad led by high jumpers Lee Foye Reginald Blue and discus thrower Felix Setzer. Jesse Ratliff could be their top scorer as they aim for a solid season opener versus Burlington Cummings Ragsdale and Central, weather permitting.
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Crowe Defends Senior Title at Masters Invitational
Cathy Crowe of St Louis retained her senior women's crown at the Masters Invitational Silver Skates Carnival in St Louis. She swept all three races in her division including 440 yards in 42.2 seconds and the mile in 3 01.4, both records. Bill Noyes of San Bernardino and Jack Walters of Boston shared the men's title with Noyes setting a two mile record in 5 47.4.
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Player wins Jacksonville Open in sudden death playoff
Gary Player defeats Hal Underwood in a sudden death finish to win the Greater Jacksonville Open at 281, earning $25,000. Player, 34, plans to retire at 45 to enjoy ranching and family, despite calling sudden death unfair. Underwood, 25, collects $14,300 in his best payday yet.
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Cougars Victory Sparks OT Rally 129 128
The Cougars edged Pittsburgh 129 128 in overtime after a tight regulation that saw 11 ties seven in the fourth quarter. Brisker fouled out late, Miller and Caldwell key steals sealed the win as Peeples led rebounds with 17 and Carolina shot 58.4 percent to Pittsburgh 56.1 percent.
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Panthers Split In Twin Bill Over Otterbein And Winston-Salem State
High Point College baseball split a 2-1 extra inning loss to Otterbein and crushed Winston-Salem State 15-1. Dean Boger threw a one hitter with 11 strikeouts in the win. Mike Cornelison hit a grand slam. Dennis Olley and Ron Slingerman homered for HP.
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Johnson Bench Sparks Padres Spring Win
Alex Johnson, famed AL batting king, was benched after one inning following prior clashes as the California Angels lost 7-5 to the San Diego Padres. Other MLB results: Oakland beat Cleveland 14-4 with Bobby Brooks two three-run shots, Minnesota 4-3 over Houston, Mets 5-4 over Boston, Coco Laboy and John Bocabella homer for Montreal in a 5-3 win over Washington.
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