Cornhuskers and Cowboys sweep Sunday baseball doubleheaders
Oklahoma State and Nebraska swept two games each in Big Eight baseball Sunday. Oklahoma State defeated Kansas State 15-2 and 10-8, while Nebraska topped Iowa State 7-2 and 11-10. Robbie Wine homered for OSU, and Dan Tomich drove in three in the Nebraska win.
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Kansas State Beats Oklahoma State In Split Baseball Series
In Sunday's doubleheader, Oklahoma State defeated Kansas State 15 to 2 in the first game after trailing early, with Kanwisher getting the win and Freeman suffering the loss. The second game saw OSU win 10 to 8 behind Livingston, while Traber and Wine homered for OSU.
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Lakers edge Suns 120 115 inslaught ends tight finish
Los Angeles beat Phoenix 120 115 led by Rambis 4 of 9 from the line and Abdul Jabbar 14 points 6 rebounds. Team totals show 50 field goals on 20 29 shooting while Phoenix finished 21 fouls. Technicals on Brewer and Wilkes. A 14 660 attendance.
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Lewis clocks fastest 200 but settles for dead heat
Carl Lewis ran a personal best 20.27 seconds in the 200 at the Bruce Jenner Classic, tying Jeff Phillips. Lewis also set meet records in the 200 and 100, while Bob Roggy set an American javelin record at 307 feet 6 inches. Additional results from SM North Invitational and NBA scores are noted.
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Borg Wins Suntory Cup in Comeback Victory
Sweden's Bjorn Borg defeated Guillermo Vilas 6-1 6-2 to win the Suntory Cup, his first title after a five month layoff. Other tennis results include Lendl clinching after Clerc defaulted, Connors routing Purcell, Navratilova/Shriver taking doubles, Riessen prevailing in Louisville, and more.
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Lombardi widow dies at 66 in New York hospital
Marie Lombardi, widow of famed coach Vince Lombardi, dies Friday at Kennedy Hospital in New York at age 66. The report highlights her passing as a notable sports figure’s spouse and notes connections to football history.
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John F.kennedy Hospital
After Hours Hcard Message Line
A local notice states residents can leave a hcard message after hours by calling the number ending in 843. The item provides minimal context and lacks further details about hours or services.
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