Darin Hill dominates Richmond Relays in rain and wind
Middletown High sophomore Darin Hill wins three events at the Richmond Relays setting a long jump record and earning outstanding performer honors in both track and field. Peter McCarty leads in the mile, John Smith shines in the 440, and Middletown places third behind Fort Wayne South and host Richmond amid stormy conditions.
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Rudy Looney
Ron Smith
Tim Turner
Kyle MecMonigle
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Tim Cox
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Looney
Lewis
Fort Wayne South
Forest Park
Arizona State, Oklahoma Vie For Gym Crown In NCAA
Arizona State leads Oklahoma after compulsory rounds in the NCAA gymnastics championships at Oregon. ASU holds 216.06 with Oklahoma at 215.95 as Kart Conner tops all around with 44, while Mike Wilson and Yoichi Tomita follow. Penn State, Oregon, and Minnesota trail in the team standings.
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Oklahoma
University of Oregon
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Kart Conner
Mike Wilson
Yoichi Tomita
Long Beach State
Rizona State
Scott Barclay
Penn State
Oregon
Minnesota
Southern Connecticut State
Capital cage aide Grube named Capital head coach
Dave Grube, longtime Capital University assistant, is promoted to head basketball coach at Capital after Vince Chickerella takes a leave of absence. Grube previously coached Heidelberg College from 1972 to 1976 and earned back to back winning seasons, including Heidelberg's first in 25 years.
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Ohio
Dave Grube
Capital University
Capital
Thomas H Langevin
Vince Chickerella
Chickerella
Kent State University
West Salem
Kent State
Heidelberg
Hacker rolls 729 in team bowling night
Hacker rolled 218 236 275 for a 729 series leading Carl's Bowlers' Paddock to a 3240 total. Four of five team members exceeded 600 series, with Carl Compton 661, Bill Yocum 659, Carroll Yocum 640, and the squad posting games of 1027 1039 and 1174.
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Conarroe
R Small
Yocum
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R Mantey
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Hattiela Yoo
Yeery
P Gescur
S. Roark
C McGuire
C Bishop
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Sie J Ondersma
S Stevens
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Theiss Wall
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Haney
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S. Kraft
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S Wall
E Wilson
Abner
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M Wormeck
N. Fugate
B Lewis
Hockey results from Thursday across NHL games
New England 4, WHEL Detroit 6. Pittsburgh 5, Buffalo 5. Boston 2, Philadelphia 3. New York Rangers 0.
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Young swimmers set multiple records at AUU Short Course event
In Austin Texas after two days eight American records fell in the women’s division led by 18 year old Linda Jezek of Santa Clara and 15 year old Tracy Caulkins of Nashville. Caulkins helped set a 400 yard medley relay mark with teammates Jennington Amy and Karinne Miller as Stephanie Elkins joined the surge with a 1 45 91 in the 200 yard freestyle. Jezek also notched an individual 100 yard backstroke record for Santa Clara.
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Texas
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Santa Clara
Calif
Tracy Caulkins
Nashville, Tenn
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Amy
Karinne Miller
Bene
Tourviews
Caulkins
Stephanie Elkins
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Fla
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Nashville Aquatic
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Hayes Arrest Ties Olympic Star to Drug Charges
AP reports Olympic gold medalist and former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Bob Hayes, 35, was arrested in north Dallas with associate Bob Adler on drug charges. Hayes, a Dycon International vice president, faced delivery counts for cocaine and quaaludes. Adler charged with delivery. Hayes posted $30,000 bond. Adler $15,000. Undercover officers led the three-month investigation. Hayes called the incident a mistake as he left the jail.
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Bob Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
Bob Adler
Hayes
Dycon International, Inc
Adier
Mitch Head
Hershey Foods Corporation
Pennsylvania
Final night for Bowl Down at Laynecrest Lanes
Gary Lodwick led with 698 and Barb Nicholas with 658 as top scores in the Bowl Down Cancer drive at Laynecrest Lanes on Thursday. Lodwick posted a 665 actual and Nicholas a 586, with the week's high score winning $25. Nightly winners receive $2.50 as the campaign winds up tonight.
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Gary Lodwick
Barb Nicholas
Laynecrest Lanes
Lodwick
Nicholas
Southern League opener delayed for Sounds in Memphis
Nashville Sounds general manager Farrell Owens announced the Southern League opener was moved to April 15 at Memphis due to construction delays from last winter's snows. The team will play the Memphis Chicks at Tim McCarver Stadium, with a rough plan for an April 21 home opener against the Chattanooga Lookouts if the Nashville stadium is ready.
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Farrell Owens
Sounds
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Chicks
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Chattanooga Lookouts
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