Reddies rally past OBU 55 49 in pivotal showdown
In a do-or-die AIC race game at Ouachita Baptist University Winthrop Rockerfeller Gym Henderson State University overcame an 11 point first half deficit to edge OBU 55 49. Key players Enos Mitchell Jerry Bradley Willie Coulter and Lee Clay fueled the rally while coach Bill Vining noted tough aggressive defense. The win puts Henderson in sole second place and creates a two game lead for the rest of the conference with one week left in the schedule.
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FitzSimons Claims Win at Los Angeles Open
Pat FitzSimons shook off a six-stroke deficit with 14 straight pars in the final round to win the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open at Riviera. He finished 275, four strokes ahead of Tom Kite, with Nicklaus taking third as several star names chased a title valued at $150,000.
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Garr claims win in arbitration and golf open results
Ralph Garr won his arbitration case with the Atlanta Braves for a 60 000 raise. Pat Fitz-Simons won the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open by four strokes over Tom Kite. Amy Alcott won the Orange Blossom Classic by one stroke. Arthur Ashe and Jimmy Connors won tennis titles in Barcelona and Boca Raton respectively. Anne Marie Proell clinched her fifth World Cup title in skiing. Earl Anthony defeated Bill Allen in bowling.
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National Babe Ruth Tournament to be held in Seattle
In Seattle the National Babe Ruth Baseball Tournament is set for August 16 to 24. Officials announced the tournament dates and location, inviting teams to compete in the event hosted in the city.
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Babe Ruth tourney to be in Seattle cohosts event
Officials of the Lions Club announce the Babe Ruth baseball tournament will be held in Seattle with proceeds donated to the Lions Eye Bank and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. About 8,000 Washington youth and 300,000 nationwide participate in the Babe Ruth program.
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Diving class offered by Texarkana CC non-credit
The continuing education division of Texarkana Community College accepts enrollments for a non-credit sport diving course. The class begins Monday March 3 at 6 p.m. Participants who are not certified SCUBA divers must pass a written and swimming test and provide a medical exam certificate. Six open water dives will be conducted on weekends at area lakes.
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