Trevino Wins Citrus Open With Front Running Round
Lee Trevino secures his 18th tour victory at the Citrus Open in Orlando finishing 12 under par at 277 on Rio Pinar. Hale Irwin and Ben Crenshaw close, with Irwin two back after a late birdie push. Trevino plans a quick jog and bar visit after the win.
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NCA A playoffs chaos and the NC State uncertainty
NCAA tournament field hinges on many dots with NC State out of the dance after losing the ACC final and missing the NIT bid. UCLA Indiana North Carolina and Maryland eye bids as 32 teams vie from regional matchups through the finals set in San Diego.
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Central Tigers cap fourth Arkansas tourney title win
Magnolia fell 60 57 in the final as Central, led by Robert Griffin with 28 points and Eddie Boone jubilant, captured the Class AAAA crown while Magnolia took the Class AAA title. Arkansas coach Eddie Sutton voiced frustration over snub in the National Commissioners Invitational selection.
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Solunar Tables Scheduled For Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide days of prime sport. Plan outings to fish in productive time windows or hunt in favorable cover to maximize success.
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Baseball exhibitions underway headline in spring games
Johnny Bench played five innings in his spring debut for Cincinnati with cap backward while Pirates beat Reds 7-1. Willie Randolph hit a two run homer off Don Gullett. Wayne Simpson held Reds to one hit over three innings. Other exhibition results included Chunichi Dragons routing Pirates 9-2 and Mexico City Tigers defeating Rangers 8-2.
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Foyt claims USAC California 500 crown in dominant drive
A J Foyt dominates the California 500 to open the 1975 USAC season, posting a near full-lap lead over rivals. He plans a faster car for Indianapolis as he collects $90,119 for the victory, while Unser, Rutherford, Dallenbach, and Jahnsack encounter engine and piston issues in a race marred by five cautions.
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